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Fine. Quicker than with the 110 I used to have on for drop bars.

No. Just for a week from tomorrow. Based in Australia.

Are we approaching the final form? Gravel set up for some mellow riding in NZ. Just need to put the front rack back on when I get back from my Xmas travels.

Ritchey Kyote, Deore brake levers and caliper in the back, slx caliper front, XT shifter, NX cassette, GX derailleur, 90mm Thomson X4, Vittoria Mezcal 44mm tyres

Basically anything that doesn't requite authentication. You could try pointing wget at the homepage now and crawling it, then pushing the outcome into github or similar.

Edit: I might actually do that at some point

Would be good to crawl the site and push it into archive

@Velocio Don't even know what to say. Thanks for everything mate.

Last time I waited 8 hours there for my connection. Wears a bit thin after a while. This was with mask on etc during COVID, mind.

Shame that that means a really long wait at Changi. Not the worst airport for it but still sucks. Also more $$$

But I'm not in Perth. Adelaide Doha Frankfurt is the most direct route home. Anything else adds a lot of travel time.

Yeah. At this stage for any European destination I'm making a bad choice. So I'll just pick the most direct route and shrug. Won't be doing a stopover though

Between Dubai, Qatar, Singapore and Hong Kong, which one is the PC choice?

Natural Bio Resin - Our bio-resin is made from cashews, pure and natural. It's food and dishwasher safety so you can use a kintsugi repair kit to restore your favorite plates and mugs. It initially hardens within 5-8 minutes and can be used after 24 hours. Note: The glue needs to be extruded in a ratio of 1:1 and stirred thoroughly before the curing reaction can occur

Or the weep hole got blocked by the bag of potting mix that's inside that frame of yours

I got this and fixed two little things with it. I did a shabby job but the kit works great:

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0B4NGJN6K?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

Somewhat related, this came up in my reddit today:
https://www.reddit.com/r/bikewrench/comments/1hc9r02/custom_indyfab_frame_cracks_and_if_and_shop_claim/

One comment:

So this is a known issue with both Indy Fab and Fat City. The rust due to IF using blind tubing.
There is no weep hole between the seat tube and the BB shell. We drilled holes thru the BB shell into the
seat tube in my old shop for this reason.

Indy Fab instructs owners to remove the seat post every few months to air out the seat tube, and
doing the same after every time it rains.

Enough for a beauty treatment

Nothing special, just this:
https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/product/chef-54cm-electric-freestanding-oven-stainless-steel-cfe547sbb

This year I went HAM on converting our household to fully electric. Meaning more solar panels, proper ducted AC, EV, EV charger, electric heat pump and cooker to replace the gas appliances.

With the previous gas oven I always got the bottom burnt. This electric one is much more even and predictable. Shame that the actual cooking fields suck in comparison, but that's the trade of for getting rid of gas. Sadly I couldn't find an induction cooker that width. So I made due with this and and additional IKEA plug in number for fast cooking/frying on induction.

I had to drill a drain hole in the BB shell and pour some rust converter down the seat tube at some point. Also had a bit of rust forming where the seat stay splits for a belt drive. Sanded back and sprayed with a can of matte black.

The paint bubbling just below the crack on yours looks telling tbh. I probably would have peeled that back as soon as I spotted it

New oven so good

Funny all of this. I'm getting parts together for an alt bar conversion, given that I rarely do gravel anymore and this is my town runner.

That tube looks rusted AF, doesn't it?

That's 45 with mudguard. You should be fine. I ran 2.1s at some point on 29 but stopped that because the sliding dropout had to go all the way back. This was on V2 mind

kenwood major may be better but i haven't owned one myself.

Mine works well. I use it for all my doughs. Nothing special in terms of process. Just run the damn thing for a while until the dough is stretchy and comes off the dough hook clean

Are these organic?

I have a pipamoka. Same principle.

https://www.wacaco.com/products/pipamoka

Comes out like Aeropress. I use it when I go camping