Jason B

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  • in reply to: Goldsprints Right Proper Brewing #1024257
    Jason B
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    @Tim Kelley 109624 wrote:

    Just try not to bounce off the saddle at 150rpm!

    saddle? what’s a saddle?

    in reply to: Goldsprints Right Proper Brewing #1024227
    Jason B
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    Yea, that was me. Basically,throw out everything you know about sprinting and pedal like an idiot, but it was crazy fun.

    in reply to: Serial Broken Spokes #1024116
    Jason B
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    Ok, ok, cheap wheels, poorly made wheels seems to be obvious for the broken spokes, but what about riding style contributing to broken spokes? (Not insinuating anything Terpfan, just broadening the topic)
    I have a buddy who got a decent bike with some decent Folcrums, nothing super special but a solid level wheel. He has broken many spokes. I have to think his constant mashing style, with swaying attack-like spurts, terribly inefficiently mind you, has to do torque damage. No???
    Also, I have another buddy, great rider. Built himself a beastly set of wheels with sapims and alchemy elf and (the other alchemy) with on par rims (can’t remember). He has spurts of soaring power attacks. He also breaks spokes regularly. Granted, cavendish can churn out twice as much power with with nary a ping. barring having Marky’s fleat of wrenches to finely tune his precious spinners, can’t power surges and riding style have some play in the broken spoke arena? Nes pas?
    Here’s as question, do sprinters break more spokes?

    in reply to: Bikes on Film #1022389
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    Great book with a good ‘film’ follow-up, “Slaying the Badger”, documentary though. I think it is on Netflix.
    Helped me after getting crushed by Lance. :(

    in reply to: Vintage bicycle tour in Tuscany #1022172
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    @florencebiketours 107451 wrote:

    No guys, it is Mattolini bike, it was a road racing bicycle builder that produced frames and handcrafted parts till 90’s. This bike was the last owned by my grandfather, produced in 70’s.
    I think you can not know Mattolini, it was a little factory in Sesto Fiorentino, near Florence… may be only a few Mattolini’s bikes are still living.

    Sorry, saw the big M badge and thought it was one of the 70’s Mercks. Still, a Mattolini should not be sent to the chop shop.

    in reply to: Vintage bicycle tour in Tuscany #1022152
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    @dkel 107341 wrote:

    That iron bike is desperate to be turned into a fixie.

    Keep your little chop shop and skinny jeans away from that classic, its a vintage Merckx! :p

    in reply to: Bees in the Knees #1021610
    Jason B
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    thanks for the response. I recently took the bike apart to ship and I forgot to measure where the saddle was on the seat post. Ill fool around with it.

    Jason B
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    ^^^^
    Yea, that State fixie frame you listed last month from Amazon warehouse was perfect at 1/3 the cost. It didnt even have a knick on it.

    in reply to: Cycling Sins (1936) #1021356
    Jason B
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    Hey, I recognize that video. Isn’t that at the end of Sufferfest’s Blender? Absolutely brutal sweatfest!

    Jason B
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    This sounds like fun, but yea, what type of bike would you use????
    Pack riding around a bunch of tight turns with cement walls as your cushion sounds like I may need to bring the large bottle neosporin and leave the carbon at home.

    in reply to: Free Old schwinn winter project #1020770
    Jason B
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    Sorry, the above sounds cryptic. Someone texted me they wanted it.

    in reply to: Free Old schwinn winter project #1020741
    Jason B
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    Great
    The light in the other thread is still available. I will conquer this garage!

    in reply to: Calendar of organized rides? #1020722
    Jason B
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    I just stumble across this one, and it is pretty good for those longer fondo type rides. Click your state.
    http://www.granfondoguide.com/Events/Search/USA/Maryland
    I will be using it heavily to plan the year.

    in reply to: GPS Pedals #1019980
    Jason B
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    Any verdict on those Tiles as stolen bike locators?

    in reply to: Free bike racks #1019939
    Jason B
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    Great! One down.
    The Hollywood rack is great for anybody with a spare tire, like a jeep. I used it all the time.

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