The new Clayton station on the SkyRail rebuild has opened to the public
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So fairings huh, they come in many shapes and forms but the most common ones seem to be ones that cover the spokes. Well i thought about it a bit, couldn't i just cut up a few garbage bags and tape em on there? What's stopping me? It ought to work fine, no?
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Do KOMs count if they were moto-paced?
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www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-26/flinders-street-dome-restored/9588474
>Flinders Street station dome cleaned for first time in a century in $100m restoration
>first time in a century
>Flinders Street station dome cleaned for first time in a century in $100m restoration
>first time in a century
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How much suspension do you think you need? 100mm HT XC bike that you paid 300 American shekels for or do you need that 170mm enduro bike for that Florida riding?
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Pic related
Top 10 Scenic Airports
1. Donegal Airport (Ireland)
2. Barra Airport (Scotland)
3. Nice Airport (France)
4. Queenstown Airport (New Zealand)
5. Saba Airport (Netherlands Antilles)
6. Orlando Melbourne International Airport (USA)
7. Toronto Billy Bishop (Canada)
8. London City Airport (England)
9. St Maarten (Netherlands Antilles)
10. Miami Airport (USA)
Does /n/ disagree?
Top 10 Scenic Airports
1. Donegal Airport (Ireland)
2. Barra Airport (Scotland)
3. Nice Airport (France)
4. Queenstown Airport (New Zealand)
5. Saba Airport (Netherlands Antilles)
6. Orlando Melbourne International Airport (USA)
7. Toronto Billy Bishop (Canada)
8. London City Airport (England)
9. St Maarten (Netherlands Antilles)
10. Miami Airport (USA)
Does /n/ disagree?
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What is a/n/on’s thought on this?
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There, I just saved you from falling on your face when you have to brake hard.
Love and Kisses
-/o/
Love and Kisses
-/o/
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Hey, what brakeless track bike should I get? Im in between a constantine disparar or a Throne Trklrd(hopefully in neo chrome). Been riding one for 4 years solid now, been hit once, learned from it. 46-14. bull horns but on final build going to 3ttt sphinx(got a line on them). sell me another frame. (I would really want a felt tk2 or fr(e)d...hopefully everything would just install backwards on it.
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ITT: Things that make you automatically discredit someone as a cyclist.
>uses Di2
>doesn't wear a helmet
>has a Brooks saddle
>rides a fat bike on pavement
>cross-chains
>rides on the sidewalk
>is fat but still wears full kit
>is fat but still rides a super lightweight bike
>is fat but still rides a super aero bike
(nothing against fat cyclists btw, it's good that they are getting out and improving themselves)
>no bottle cages
>only bikes for sport; doesn't commute, tour, randonneur, go on adventure rides, or anything else
>always drives death cage to the bike trails (it's okay to do it sometimes, but you have to ride from home at least some of the time)
>only owns one bike and it's carbon
>owns multiple bikes and they are all carbon
(carbon race bikes are great but everyone needs a steel bike for commuting and general riding, if you ONLY ride to race/gotta go fast, then you are a faggot and not a true cyclist)
>people that don't carry flat repair tools and a multitool when they ride
>people that take their bike to the LBS for flat fixes
>people that don't know the difference between hybrids (good all-around bikes) and cruisers/comfort bikes (shit tier abominations)
>not knowing the brand and model of the bike they are riding
>people that use dry lube (wet lube is NOT dirtier if you dry off the chain after lubing it, and wet lube lasts longer; if you want lube for dry conditions then use wax/ceramic, not dry/teflon lube)
>uses Di2
>doesn't wear a helmet
>has a Brooks saddle
>rides a fat bike on pavement
>cross-chains
>rides on the sidewalk
>is fat but still wears full kit
>is fat but still rides a super lightweight bike
>is fat but still rides a super aero bike
(nothing against fat cyclists btw, it's good that they are getting out and improving themselves)
>no bottle cages
>only bikes for sport; doesn't commute, tour, randonneur, go on adventure rides, or anything else
>always drives death cage to the bike trails (it's okay to do it sometimes, but you have to ride from home at least some of the time)
>only owns one bike and it's carbon
>owns multiple bikes and they are all carbon
(carbon race bikes are great but everyone needs a steel bike for commuting and general riding, if you ONLY ride to race/gotta go fast, then you are a faggot and not a true cyclist)
>people that don't carry flat repair tools and a multitool when they ride
>people that take their bike to the LBS for flat fixes
>people that don't know the difference between hybrids (good all-around bikes) and cruisers/comfort bikes (shit tier abominations)
>not knowing the brand and model of the bike they are riding
>people that use dry lube (wet lube is NOT dirtier if you dry off the chain after lubing it, and wet lube lasts longer; if you want lube for dry conditions then use wax/ceramic, not dry/teflon lube)
