Covet

[Dirt]

@TwoWheelsDC 48232 wrote:

Freshbikes has one from a couple of years back (made for the Paris-Roubaix, I think…I can’t remember).

54cm were the only size that the public got to purchase.

If job stuff comes together, I’ll likely have someone make me a road bike that has room for 27mm tubulars. I already know who I’m gonna ask.

[Bilsko]

One of my cheaper covets: http://www.shopslipstreamsports.com/2012-garmin-sharp-limited-edition/2013-garmin-sharp-paris-roubaix-limited-edition-poster.html

[DaveK]

@Bilsko 48644 wrote:

One of my cheaper covets: http://www.shopslipstreamsports.com/2012-garmin-sharp-limited-edition/2013-garmin-sharp-paris-roubaix-limited-edition-poster.html

I have a couple of the Garmin posters from last year hanging in the house – I love the style. The artist also does some other amazing work: http://www.stevethomasart.com/star_wars.html

[KLizotte]

@Subby 47990 wrote:

It’s weird, when I was riding up 41st, I was in smaller ring up front and probably the next biggest ring in back (I need to take a terminology basics class so I can stop ^&%$ing up the names of bike parts). When I am on my Trek hybrid, I have 3 rings up front and go up on the middle ring and the largest ring in back with no issue. On the two road bikes I have taken up, the chain has popped off the rear ring and I have fallen over.

What am I doing wrong when going up 41st? Should I be in the smallest ring up front and in back?

So sorry to hear about this Subby; hope they fix your bike real quick.

It’s possible that you may have been in the big ring up front accidentally. It’s possible to accidentally only “trim” the shifter instead of pushing it enough so that the shifter moves the chain to the lower ring. I did just that last weekend while going up a hill and about half way thru huffing and puffing looked down to see why I was having such a hard time; I was still in the big ring even though I know I moved the shifter. It’s a one click vs two click type of thing.

[vvill]

This is kinda cool, if you don’t mind a wider midsection to your bike

from
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=460912890645087&set=a.139188862817493.25247.139188202817559

[KLizotte]

Any idea what that red thing is on the back wheel and what it is used for?

[dasgeh]

http://rollingorangebikes.com/urban-arrow-cargo-bike/

e-assist. box. pretty. drool…

[jnva]

@dasgeh 49032 wrote:

http://rollingorangebikes.com/urban-arrow-cargo-bike/

e-assist. box. pretty. drool…

We need an ebike category on this forum!

[vvill]

@KLizotte 49017 wrote:

Any idea what that red thing is on the back wheel and what it is used for?

Nope. Maybe a gas/fuel canister for grilling?

I like the little speakers, but I’m not sure what they’re connected to… it almost looks like a Walkman. I imagine that soda would get a bit too fizzy.

[vvill]

@dasgeh 49032 wrote:

http://rollingorangebikes.com/urban-arrow-cargo-bike/

e-assist. box. pretty. drool…

Nice! Reminds me of the Bullitt.

[Justin Antos]

@KLizotte 49017 wrote:

Any idea what that red thing is on the back wheel and what it is used for?

CO2 for carbonating tonic water maybe?

[Bilsko]

At first I was like, no way. Then I saw this picture and I realized that I have to have one of these. At all costs.

[Dickie]

@Bilsko 49473 wrote:

At first I was like, no way. Then I saw this picture and I realized that I have to have one of these. At all costs.

I would go with the “Insanity Custom”, and get one made of Dirt growling!

[DaveK]

@Bilsko 49473 wrote:

At first I was like, no way. Then I saw this picture and I realized that I have to have one of these. At all costs.

http://wolfhelmet.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/wolffirejump.jpg

AMERICA.jpg

[Subby]

Ever wanted to travel 100 mph near a radial saw?

http://gizmodo.com/5994976/could-this-bike-on-steroids-really-hit-100mph?utm_campaign=socialflow_gizmodo_twitter&utm_source=gizmodo_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow

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