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I’m a big fan of Pearl Izumi
I’m a big fan of Pearl Izumi for winter gloves. I have four pairs for everything between proper minus up to the early teens, all different levels of insulation.
But gloves are a weird thing and very personal, and they have changes the designs since I last got a new pair. I don’t think there is a perfect pair that will do all things. You might have to buy a few to get the ones that work best for different conditions.
I have given up on the full waterproof and accepted the wet hands so I got some neoprene ones and they work.
Important: Make sure the manufacturer label is by the valve
Most of the existing stuff
Most of the existing stuff will be some gummi mess, snotsicle. Scrape it out and I give it a god wash and brush. Remount and fill again.
You might notice the many sharp things going into the inside of the tyre, I did, and that was regularly checking for thorns and stuff. Each one found with a wry smile…
On my massive Plus tyres I took to topping up with an extra oz of Orange Endurance every month, with the cleaning whenever I change the tryes for changeing conditions. Though if there was liquid sealent left I’d suck it up with a big syringe and reuse, don’t know if it was a wise move, but that stuff is pricey.
For me tubeless has been a fun learning expreience, the only thing I find a nightmare is getting the first bead off, and the mechanic at my LBS (whose view I highly respect) advises agains the Cush Core Bead Dropper. It looked great.
Over the past year I got 3
Over the past year I got 3 different pairs of the Freerider varient, suitable for differing weather conditions. I was thet impressed with my Spitfire 5 10s.
Shocking.
Shocking.
Very rare to have the idiot fiming their own stupidity.
There are lots of deleted
There are lots of deleted comments, some proper nastiness below the line in Bolton.
But this one was a beauty-
No description of the driver as he had a Baklava covering his face 🙂
I had the first itteration of
I had the first itteration of these on my Getting to Work Bike, 26 inch mind, they gave you much more confidence when the sparkly frost was present.
Trecherous on the leaf stuff and in any mud though.
It tends to happen less at
It tends to happen less at the moment, the driver rarely wants the cold and wet getting in through the open window and spoiling their sealed environment.
Learn some basic bicycle
Learn some basic bicycle maintenance.
You will save some money and keep riding longer.
What has the chestnut horsey
What has the chestnut horsey done so that it’s face needs to be blurred?
The other two are easily identifyable even the young one…
That is some fine riding mate
That is some fine riding mate.
What surprises me is that
What surprises me is that there are no comments yet blaming cyclists…
Selle Italia do the early 90s
Selle Italia do the early 90s flite Ti, 1990 so a tad late, but still of the era.
It is still a VERY comfy saddle.
They have added a carbon nose, but the shape is exactly the same.
I have seen it in tan.
Did you manage to catch the
Did you manage to catch the squirrel story HP?
Always good to hear from you
Always good to hear from you Don, how are the injurys clearing up and did you ever figure out the cause of the rear wheel locking?