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• #477
Shadow and Cut Chemists Product Placement.
DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist - Product Placement (All 7" Mix)# -
• #478
Women into football.....I don't believe that they are......not really.
Absolute Bullshit.
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• #479
Die Anterwood or something
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• #480
Not really feeling Slick Rick.
Dr Octagon however, I managed to see at Cargo a few years ago. Genius.
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• #481
I always thought that libertines looking rapper sounded like Dr. Octagon
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• #483
saddle danglers.
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• #484
remindedme of this, Love Balkis response.....
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• #485
Actually I've remembered it's Album-Orientated Rock, so you're wrong. Still a horrid 'flipchart and committee' bullshit term though.
same as MOR.
no, les' thank you..
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• #486
saddle danglers.
i guess if you are 8 years old they are cool. but for adults?I think they are a bit like friendship bracelets. I had one of those when I was a child, I don't think I was given it by a friend though, so maybe it was just a piece of string I had round my wrist. I did like it though, it was luminous yellow.
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• #487
saddle danglers.
i guess if you are 8 years old they are cool. but for adults?You need to speak to BasgettiRob
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• #488
"no more nails",... I still see loads of nails about.
snake boards
nor fingerboards.
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• #489
back in the day yes. nut not these days. things have changed a lot.
what i dont get is why people want alu bike frames in the first place unless its full suss mtb.They're cheap. They're light. They work.
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• #490
yea i understand this. i just dont get it. maybe ive just never ridden an alu bike that isnt really harsh is all. i quite like the look of langsters though. maybe that should be in the i confess thread...
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• #491
I owned the Cuntster.. murtle's old Langster. Did the job although was too small for me really. Mal owns a Langster. I raced on a alu Peugeot and did 200k+ rides with no issue. I ride a Kinesis winter frame now.. and did 275k at this years Paris-Roubaix sportive. What I'm saying is, people who complain about alu frames being harsh, are talking bollocks. Oh, before that I had an alu Ribble which did a fuckload of miles everywhere. Alu frames are great.
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• #492
good alloy frames over those cheapo carbon things that people rush out to buy with their £1k bike to work vouchers.
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• #493
I don't see what the problem with alu frames are. Most people are probably just using shit saddles/badly set up contact points IMO
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• #494
good alloy frames over those cheapo carbon things that people rush out to buy with their £1k bike to work vouchers.
Leave my P-X alone you big meanie! You smell.
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• #495
yea i understand this. i just dont get it. maybe ive just never ridden an alu bike that isnt really harsh is all. i quite like the look of langsters though. maybe that should be in the i confess thread...
I've been riding an alu Giant OCR3 for about 6 years. I'll concede that there are times when a bit of steel would be much nicer, but most of the time it's fine. I think the cheap carbon fork keep my wrists and arms from being shredded, but harshness is as geometry as well as material. I've got nice wide bars and a long reach, which makes for very comfortable riding for me.
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• #496
yea i understand this. i just dont get it. maybe ive just never ridden an alu bike that isnt really harsh is all. i quite like the look of langsters though. maybe that should be in the i confess thread...
Out of all the bikes I have ever ridden I have had as many steel as Alu frames, The Alloy frames have been better IMO ... If it is a cheap alloy frame it will be horrible. Most of my bikes now have steel frames but that is because they are second hand cheap frames, not because they are better.
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• #497
Out of all the bikes I have ever ridden I have had as many steel as Alu frames, The Alloy frames have been better IMO ... If it is a cheap alloy frame it will be horrible. Most of my bikes now have steel frames but that is because they are second hand cheap frames, not because they are better.
I have 3 alu alloy frames. No steel. Too heavy. Interesting that seat posts, brakes, chainsets and bars are generally preferred alu alloy.
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• #498
... obsession with everything being light.
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• #499
a steel frame doesn't have to mean heavy lugged 531 small diameter stovepipe that has more flex than jordans knicker elastic.
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• #500
Ok. Maybe your right about modern steel frames.
I do think iron based alloys are not as good as aluminium based alloys.
As they nearly always corrode and are generally heavier.
I have never got the phobia around alu tho.
(Maybe my frame will crack then I'll understand)
Women into football.....I don't believe that they are......not really.