"I tried Bontrager Double Gel on one of my bikes. It was so good that I put it on my other roadie that was double wrapped."
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Flip the stem
Started this discussion. Last reply by Darren Jan 25, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
How is ideal handlebar height worked out?I've often read on the net comments telling people to flip the stem so that it's horizontal rather than rising up.On the Bupa ride most people have their stem…Continue
Bupa ID stickers
Started this discussion. Last reply by Eddie Bye Jan 16, 2012. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I got my jersey and rider pack today. Where does the middle sticker go?Continue
Expensive Week
Started this discussion. Last reply by Peter Hill Jan 10, 2012. 28 Replies 0 Likes
Is the big organized ride thing a bit overdone?Saturdays Big Red Ride is $80Sundays Ride Like Crazy is $110Fridays Tour Down Under Ride is $145To do all 3 costs $335. Who can afford that? All of…Continue
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Bike Shops
Started this discussion. Last reply by Stig of The Dump May 22, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Just reading about another new bike shop opening up. In the last few years there has been a fair few new shops that have opened around Adelaide. Its really good to see that the online industry…Continue
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Paul replied to rossmg's discussion Stop a Fixie Qu"I ride fixed most of the time. I'm not into the hipster thing at all. I ride an aluminum track bike, standard roadie bars and brakes/hoods. Sometimes I go soft and flip the wheel if im riding in the hills.
I've done a few grand slams and…"
Paul replied to Bicycle Fish's discussion DownHilling in Mitcham-Belair area"Craigburn is a shared trail and if you read the map there you will see that horses have right of way over bikes and walkers.
Id like to know if there will be a maintenance budget for these new trails at Craigburn."
Paul replied to Clive Palfrey's discussion Australian Story"I feel so sorry for that poor cyclists wife and kids.
The police and legal profession appears to be a real boys club."
Paul replied to Dean Malden's discussion GP 4000S Directional???"The direction arrow is pure wank. Its a slick tyre. The patterning on the sides never com in contact with anything. Most MTB tyres are directonal. One direction for driving traction, the other for braking traction."
Paul replied to Gemma B's discussion Sunday group rides around GG/TTG area?"Top loops, pretty much what I ride a bit. I do Paracombe road as well to add a bit more distance. Its fairly flat."
Paul replied to durian rider's discussion Stuff Cyclists say: Aussie version."Gold. Can't believe he knocked one back at the end. If he ate a steak he would've had the spare energy"
Paul replied to Monty Wolf's discussion Garmin Edge 800 heart rate problem."Im a happy Garmin 500 user. Two years of use, two rides per week and I've had no issues. I had to replace the battery in the hrm once.
Just wondering if you've had another rider try yours out? A heart rate monitor doesn't work on my…"
Paul replied to MARK FERGUSON (SPARTACUS)'s discussion Food Nazis Required!"^^^^^^^^ It must be horrible having to worry about being to ripped. ^^^^^^^^
The only ripping I need to worry about is if the arse is gonna rip out of my pants when I bend over."
Paul replied to Peter Jenkin's discussion Which compact crankset to buy"Check out ribble cycles website. They're usually cheap.
Do you really need a compact crank? Adelaide is flat and there's only a few hills around, no mountains.
Are you already running a 28 tooth cassette?"
Paul replied to Darren's discussion Insurance and Salvage"If you hadn't asked to buy the wreck would they have asked for it back?
I recently made a claim for damaged goods and the insurance company didn't ask for the damaged goods that they've paid out on."
Paul replied to MARK FERGUSON (SPARTACUS)'s discussion Food Nazis Required!"I lost 25kgs a few years ago by dieting. The first fortnight was hard with headaches. After that I felt really good.
I did the no potatoes, rice, pasta diet.
Breakfast was a bowl of healthy cereal with bee pollen sprinkled on top.
Smoko was a 2…"
Paul replied to Trent's discussion Warnie and inciting more bike rage"The rear of his bike was hit so wouldn't that make him in the clear?
Why get a lawyer involved? Shouldn't he be able to contact Shane's insurance and they will sort it?"
Paul replied to Gemma B's discussion Sunday group rides around GG/TTG area?"I live out that way. I often ride up Anstey Hill, then Paracombe Road, Range Road North, Seaview Road, One Tree Hill Road then back onto Golden Grove Road.
If you want to make it a bit longer you can go down Torrens Road, left on Gorge Road,…"
Paul replied to Michael Wetherley's discussion When is a ride a ride"I've never worn Lycra so going by your definition I've never ridden
At what point is Lycra needed?"
Paul replied to Iordan Kostadinov's discussion Legal help?"Who are you insured with Simon? That sound too good to be true.
I thought insurance would just replace the frame."
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- What bikes do you ride?
- MTB
Single Speed Roadie
- When do you ride?
- Weekends, Commute, Mountain Biking
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