manueloFRCR
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todays ride on my backpack
this is a nice bike and pick upnot quite what your after but here’s today’s before and after.
I couldn’t face going home and cleaning the bike so stopped at the garage by me and done it on the rack!
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Thanks mate ??this is a nice bike and pick up
Well, it's a nice pick up... *this is a nice bike and pick up
Well, it's a nice pick up... *
What rack are you using there?
*Just messing.
does it still work ?
I worry if a dog pisses on mine lol
todays ride on my backpack
I have had much worse!todays ride on my backpack View attachment 50824 View attachment 50825
show usI have had much worse!
I don't take photos of the state of me, just the bike. Here is one of my bike with proper mud on it, not just wet muck. You can imagine where all the loose stuff went and stuck!show us
i see I am not the only one to try to get the Guinness record of mud on a bike let me guess you went next to a crop field ?I don
I don't take photos of the state of me, just the bike. Here is one of my bike with proper mud on it, not just wet muck. You can imagine where all the loose stuff went and stuck!
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No, not next to a field of crops, just grass. That photo was taken on the Viking Way, an ancient right of way, known as a public bridleway. The term "bridleway gives away what they were originally for, horses. A bridle is the headgear on a horse.i see I am not the only one to try to get the Guinness record of mud on a bike let me guess you went next to a crop field ?
Well it was proper mud I got similar result on a path between 2 cornfields...No, not next to a field of crops, just grass. That photo was taken on the Viking Way, an ancient right of way, known as a public bridleway. The term "bridleway gives away what they were originally for, horses. A bridle is the headgear on a horse.
The soil there is predominantly clay based, so it is sticky and does not drain well. I would not normally ride there at that time of year because I know how muddy it can get, but it had been dry for weeks so I thought I'd be OK. The section of the Viking Way I was on at the time is quite steep, but despite that it was still very muddy. I almost turned back at the point where the photo was taken. I had stopped to clear the mud because although the wheel would go round I was concerned that I might lose the paint off the frame! Two walkers were coming up the Way and assured me that it "wasn't too bad". It was worse!
the pants are greatI have to say, alert from brake pads the bike has been rock solid.
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Like all the other hardware in my body, they stayed in. I could already tell when a cold front is coming. Now I can tell even better.Yikes! Have they since been removed?
Any after effects? I sure hope not.
Is this a fusion or what did they screw together here?
i thought this bone was never breaking
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