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I was chating to a bloke in a petrol station in Glasgow about 2/3 weeks ago and he said "...my son-in-law used to have a Porsche, reg no spelt 'risks' he works in the city"..... but he did not know what model it was.... small world.
Andrew M Bonner
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Hi Mark,
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Ex pro-elite MTB'er now mostly a serious roadie. In my garage along side the 964T: Trek 9.8 OCLV XC tool, with Bonty carbon bits and full XTR. Weekend training hack Fuel 100 OCLV with Bonty carbon bits and full XTR. Lightspeed Vortex Titanium 53-39, 11-23 with full Dura-ace and Easton carbon bits.
A bad day on the bike is still better than a good day at work; if you're in control, you aren't going fast enough !! [
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Regards
Re.
Ex pro-elite MTB'er now mostly a serious roadie. In my garage along side the 964T: Trek 9.8 OCLV XC tool, with Bonty carbon bits and full XTR. Weekend training hack Fuel 100 OCLV with Bonty carbon bits and full XTR. Lightspeed Vortex Titanium 53-39, 11-23 with full Dura-ace and Easton carbon bits.
A bad day on the bike is still better than a good day at work; if you're in control, you aren't going fast enough !! [
]Regards
ORIGINAL: Andrew M Bonner
A bad day on the bike is still better than a good day at work; if you're in control, you aren't going fast enough !! [
Hi Andrew,
That's a good thread hyjack!
Yes - completely agree with you. Same applies to a drive home in the 911. I discovered the 911 fix after the bike fix - they are different, but in ways they are similar too. Long day away and a flight home, feel exhausted, ah - but the car is waiting at the airport for me to drive home....
Sound like your stable of bikes is a bit more developed than mine. I keep changing parts on it. In fact I suspect the only original part is the front triangle of the frame!
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