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Jon replied to JoshS's discussion Brake pads in the rain"how old are the brakes? They deteriorate as they get older."
mikesbytes replied to timothy.clifford's discussion Cyclist death in Newcastle CBD"The Police post on FB has been taken down. One can image the posts it…"
James Mahon replied to timothy.clifford's discussion Cyclist death in Newcastle CBD"I haerd on ABC news radio this morning a bike rider who took a pic of a car after the occupants…"
James Mahon replied to JoshS's discussion Brake pads in the rain"Hi JoshS
The Mavic Exalith rims are ribbed/grooved and when braking in the wet you get vibrations…"
JoshS replied to JoshS's discussion Brake pads in the rain"Disc brakes are amazing, i have SLX hydraulics on my mountain bike and they stop the bike very…"
JoshS replied to JoshS's discussion Brake pads in the rain"Interesting about the change between rims - do you think it was due to the Exalith coating? I…"
Andrew Taafe commented on Adrian's group Audax Riders"Dabba, I'm less inclined to do downhills than climb :)"
Andrew Taafe commented on Adrian's group Audax Riders"I got a pair of Sky photochromics a couple of years ago (clear to light). They are pretty good.…"
Dabba replied to JoshS's discussion Brake pads in the rain"My Lynskeys have cable disks. Ebike has a front cable disk and rear rim brake. My carbon toy has…"
Dabba replied to timothy.clifford's discussion Cyclist death in Newcastle CBD"I'd like to see licences be for 5 years, and at the end of that period a practical test and…"
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Cyclist death in Newcastle CBD
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Greenway Masterplan approved, but Sydney Trains dragging the chain.
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Bring on daylight saving - It's getting too dark these last few mornings ....
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Wax based chain lube - Anybody else converted?
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Oval chain rings - First impressions
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Labor seeks the cycling vote ...
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The Dot Lane east-west route through Leichhardt is open
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Riders rock Rule #9 at Bright
Posted by Neil Alexander on January 30, 2019 at 7:00pm 6 Comments 5 Likes
Riders ascend Mt Buffalo
It's been a few years since I've been to Bright, in the Victorian Alps, on the Australia Day weekend for the Audax Alpine Classic.
Increased motor traffic on the course, minimal motivation, too little training, and, if truth be known, advancing age has seen me retire from…
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Fixie at 46
Posted by Dan on January 4, 2019 at 11:27am 1 Comment 1 Like
“I still feel that variable gears are only for people over 45. Isn’t it better to triumph by the strength of your muscles than by the artifice of a derailer? We are getting soft; as for me, give me a fixed gear!” - Henri Desgrange
Yesterday I turned 46. And I still ride a fixie.
Officially I am therefore still 45. And will remain so for as long as I can turn those pedals..…
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Posted by Neil Alexander on December 25, 2018 at 8:00am 5 Comments 4 Likes
All right, short-attention-span millennials, you don't have to read any further. Forty-five (45) was the number of other cyclists I saw on this year's 72km December 25 ride.
Actually quite an improvement over last year's dismal 20 in 60km, but still well under my benchmark 1-cyclist/km, way down on any other holiday of the year, certainly far fewer than…
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Save Flat Rock Gully - for active transport, bushland and open space
Posted by Truewheels on October 17, 2018 at 1:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
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