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Originally Posted by cbcbd Road bike out of commission for a while... Put my new derailleur hanger on the mtb and went for 1hr ride in Mianus yesterday. It had ...

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Old Jul 13, 2006, 11:07 AM   #121 (permalink)
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Road bike out of commission for a while...

Put my new derailleur hanger on the mtb and went for 1hr ride in Mianus yesterday. It had been over a month of waiting for the stupid hanger, I missed my ride!
ya gotta have more'n one bike duder!!!!!
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Details dude, details
haha, ok... on the road or the mtb?
The road has two broken spokes on the back. Probably caused from the bumpy-ass ride down Mnt Greylock this past weekend. I'll have to order some spokes and then will try to get the thing working again - it will probably be a month
The mtb ride was chill, just tooling around on some easy trails and trying to get used to the balance of the bike (practicing some wheelies on it).... just really missed being on it on the trails and the grabbiness of my disk brakes scared the hell out of me... completely forgot how good they were after so much time on the road.

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ya gotta have more'n one bike duder!!!!!
Pipe down, I got one on order

But man, the day after I broke my road bike's spokes and my mtb was still without the hanger I was freaking out knowing I had no bike. The next day I went into work and swapped the hanger from another bike sitting in the basement and put it on mine, I just couldn't be without a ride!!
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Old Jul 14, 2006, 7:29 AM   #123 (permalink)
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53 miles yesterday including commute.

am fixin' to get me an indy fab titanium road bike made right here in somerville. with gears! will gears make me less tough?!?!?
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53 miles yesterday including commute.

am fixin' to get me an indy fab titanium road bike made right here in somerville. with gears! will gears make me less tough?!?!?
Gears will turn you into a wussey, substitute the "w" with whatever you find appropriate.

No ride for me yesterday or today. Road bike is still in the shop and the hybrid just aint the same.
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Road bike is still in the shop and the hybrid just aint the same.
hey andy! everyone knows hybrids ain't real bikes!
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hey andy! everyone knows hybrids ain't real bikes!
No argument here, the only reason I got one is so that my wife at least has a chance to keep up with me.
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OUCH!!!! The shifter cable on my road bike snapped and since I've been experiencing other problems with shifting I decided to take it into the shop. Got a call today, the shifter isn't racheting as it should and needs to be replaced, $180. The problem that shifter is for a 9 speed, I have 8, so need to change the cassette, $90. That will get me going, but, now the right shifter doesn't match the left shifter, $120. Throw in labor, tax, we're talking about $450-$470
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OUCH!!!! The shifter cable on my road bike snapped and since I've been experiencing other problems with shifting I decided to take it into the shop. Got a call today, the shifter isn't racheting as it should and needs to be replaced, $180. The problem that shifter is for a 9 speed, I have 8, so need to change the cassette, $90. That will get me going, but, now the right shifter doesn't match the left shifter, $120. Throw in labor, tax, we're talking about $450-$470
WHOA!!!! duder!! andy!! get that book on bike repair by lennard zinn and save some dough!

38 miles yesterday. i was lazy and it was hot. but i did manage to sip a few IPA's!!
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WHOA!!!! duder!! andy!! get that book on bike repair by lennard zinn and save some dough!

38 miles yesterday. i was lazy and it was hot. but i did manage to sip a few IPA's!!
We're talking Shimano Ultegra component, either way, it's going to be expensive. The bike is worth it though, a new one goes for $2700
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We're talking Shimano Ultegra component, either way, it's going to be expensive. The bike is worth it though, a new one goes for $2700
NICE!!

i'm with ya! life is too short for cheap parts!!!
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