Working too much...decided it was time for a treat... Ooooooooooooooooooooooh those are just lovely. Ride report ASAP please. Yeah...they're well plush. Going from 680 to 760 makes a big difference for me. Yet to dodge sticks with 'em where you have to adjust for being a bit wider, but a quick spin...

My brother has 3 of those things....the SKGo is a monster. But the one that's really impressive is the resin printer. It makes nice Joystick mounts that if properly cured, are pretty decent. Under 300 quid for a semi-decent resin printer.

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S.

Working too much...decided it was time for a treat...

Comfy riding is fun riding.

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S. : )

Likewise to ya Mike....and to all the 'Boners....have a fun silly season.
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S.

Hexus II goes with me on every ride. Chain breaker is functional and has saved me on trail more than once. Like it that it'll do my lockon grips with tiny hex or my Eggbeaters with a large hex requirement and a good mix in between.

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Clowncore - Van. How did I miss this album? Going from hard electronica to grindcore to fluffy Kenny G style jazz in the same song...that's a thumbs up from here.

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Not played one...very happy with normal fretting on my Schecter. Get a Parker and don't look back. I'd trade my Omen6 'and' Les Paul in a flash for a nice Parker Fly from the 90's. Currently settling for the poor mans version - 2004 Hornet.

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When my MK7 Joystick was new, I got 5 nights worth of approx. 6 hours each night on the mode 3 low setting.
The current model seems to do the same but double the output (200L vs 100L).

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S.

Gosh, how I love that Album; Kyuss, Welcome To Sky Valley... Sky Valley and Blues for the Red Sun...all time classics. Great choice there. Bit o' old skool hardcore this morning with a new twist....here's SOD in quarantine - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDtZLkv5q-Y Habla Español o Muere! Greetz S.

Fair cop Reg. I just remember when I started sleeping in hedgerows...I didn't know BBB existed, but it was good to get out and gain the confidence. It was a couple of years before I started visiting mid Wales and meeting other like-minded folks.

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Not having riding buddies is what is stopping me doing a proper trip more often... Nahhh...that's not it ; ) Get out solo...even if overnight. You're missing a trick here. Solo = go at your own pace...so when you get to the top of that climb for a killer view...or you find that sweet bivvy spot, yo...

Burway after the cattle grid when damp and the Port Way grid to Burway junction when windy is type2 at best.

Brown Clee access road / Clee Cycles Brown Clee climb challenge is a good 'un as is Boulden to radio masts to the south of Brown Clee.

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middleagedmadness wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 4:32 am Your a bit far for me to pop over and change the spindle bearings now mate so make them last

Yeah...the bike isn't doing as much swimming as it used to...that may help : )

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...and delivered a long sought after set of 'beater 11's. 2 years, 20 quid a month less on beer...goal achieved. : )
After going through sets of 2's 'n 3's every year, will be interesting to see how the Ti wings fair by comparison.
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Great title, pics and post, Reg.

Steve - tea, bad. Beer, good. : )

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S.

Got yer wheels ready, Sir? : )

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S.

I too have been subjected to the hours of swearing/cleaning of sealant off surfaces other than the tyre where it should be...ugh! Someone's probably made a database of this sort of thing. If it hasn't been made, maybe it should be. Could make for less swearing and more riding. Bonty tyres on Bonty M...

I'll ride with ya fella*....as long as you pay attention to where you're going ; )
Yer a grumpy bastard when you fall off *laughs*

*virtually

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To everyone riding in paradise this weekend....have a fantastic time. Will be with you in spirit and sleeping outside tonight after a dram or two of Aberlour.

Greetz from the future

S.

...and has delivered a package from deepest mid-Wales. Lovely jerseys, Stu. Soft on the skin...will be interesting to see how they are after a few washes. Will feed the bear shortly for postage. [Edit: bear has been fed]

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+1 for Rydons. Mrs Scattamah has the inserts and says they're great. Weight is right for forgetting you have them on. On the downside, they are designed for your face and will not survive in your pocket. I have a set with cracked frame from this. Treat them kindly and you won't be disappointed. Gree...

Fresh Cratoni lid to replace the one smashed by US customs last year....and a Joystick Mk14. >2x output of my Mk7 and better beam pattern than my Mk10.

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Currently listening to DRI - Dealing With It....getting gee'd up to go for an early spin. Watched Dogs In Space last night...classic Aussie post-punk flick with a good soundtrack. If you remember inner city share housing and the craziness that went on...you'll feel at home with this. I'm sure it's s...

Might want to avoid Brown Clee for a little bit folks...will be a lot of traffic up there for a time.

https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/cri ... clee-hill/

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jameso wrote: ↑Sat Aug 15, 2020 10:39 am No, I agree - a primaloft gilet, arm warmers and a base layer is a really adaptable combo. Works great, until you walk into a pub for dinner : )

+1 for arm/leg covers and base layer. Staples in my setup.
Have you had issues getting served wearing arm warmers James? : )

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S.