Functional bikes. Not Porn not Anti

Sick. Must be quite the trip to need that much stuff.

You got it spot on, that Bilenky have been posted on here before;

The bike which took me to many a place.

This shot was taken somewhere in the middle of Canada. Both Siobhan and I where desperately craving the ocean, which seemed to be getting none the closer. 2010 I believe was the year.

They're on there.

That was stolen at one stage iirc

My new functional bike courtesy of Scoble. To mudguard or not to mudguard - that is the question.

I have some unused Longboards in my bedroom but they're the smaller 35mm size. Presumably they're too small for 32c tyres? I could always get them and check...

For anyone that's wondering the lowrider is a Tubus Tara. Really liking the bar end shifters, very crisp and not at all annoying, like I thought they'd be.

Mudguard in california? U cray?

Indeed, it rarely ever rain.

Mudguard in california? U cray?

Funnily enough this bike is going to be ridden in the UK until I leave, and after.

How long till you leave? If not too long live with out them (you did for long enough on the pacer) and put them on when you get back from CA

Put the 'guards on. Never look back on your general dryness.
And major awesome.

45mm fit the best in the Genesis' clearance, 32mm will be quite tight with the 35mm, however the Genesis have a lots of room for adjustment and lack of caliper brakes.

Put the 'guards on. Never look back on your general dryness.

Well dip me in butterscotch, didn't you proudly said you don't see the point of having them on your Geekhouse low pro tourer

I don't have them on my current one... (this may change)
But my everyday bike, which I use for all things, definitely.

Is that a cat flap approach ramp?

Hahahaha properly laughed out loud. Blame the mother. It is indeed a cat flap ramp.

Spotter not till April, so I may just put them on.

Put them on then #drybumclub

I really need that sticker.

+1, list?

I'll ask her to make a fresh export with corrected colours then i'll make a thread

I'll want one too

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Well, that front mudguard isn't going to do much in the way of keeping feet dry.

Also, low riders are so good! Literally couldn't feel the weight of my panniers.

handling difference?

A tiny, tiny bit. Steering felt slightly slower at slow speeds but at cruising speeds there was difference. Getting out of the saddle was a breeze, I couldn't tell at all.

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Stupid Mudguards, why use quick release ones when you've got eyelets