Dont tell me you have Diadora shoes as well.
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Watch out! Cyclist coming through
- Thread starter k00karacha
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the little diadora wrench (from back in the cleat days), fits the bolts that fasten the toe-clips to a set of campy superleggeri pedals...
had a pair of diadoras at one time but switched allegiances to SIDIs later on...
note fritz hansen / arne jacobsen 3107 (in maple (ash?) ...)
kudos to the most excellent prop stylist...
had a pair of diadoras at one time but switched allegiances to SIDIs later on...
note fritz hansen / arne jacobsen 3107 (in maple (ash?) ...)
kudos to the most excellent prop stylist...
A little blast from the past. When this was made that bike was identical to the one that had just won the Tour de France. So no disc brakes or fat tires, just a low seat.
F that. I sometimes see bulls on the roads I ride. Immediate U turn.wtf was that guy thinking
ditto. also same with some hike in spots with bulls, hug the fence line and be ready to scramble over the bob wire.
There was a bull that escaped up around harmony, the ranchers had the road closed trying to wrangle it back into it's pasture. As i'm sitting there waiting 2 cyclists decide to bike on through, the ranchers yelled at them to get the f back........f ing idiots!
F that. There was a bull years back right in the middle of the trail down to PV in Big Sur. We tried to go around him and he was not having it; kept blocking us. Got back in the truck and left.
They're often on Cottontail Creek Road and there's no fences.
maybe he was a lancer turned gravel biker who has never encountered a wild animal before. good thing he didn't roll up on a mountain lion:
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Lot of elitists in Cycling... some think they own the trails too. Trail etiquette does not apply to Raging Bulls. Lol. Cyclist: On your left. Bull: Hold my beer
That bull came out of nowhere! NO way the rider could have avoided him.
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Lot of elitists in Cycling... some think they own the trails too. Trail etiquette does not apply to Raging Bulls. Lol. Cyclist: On your left. Bull: Hold my beer
That bull came out of nowhere! NO way the rider could have avoided him.
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Grew up near a dairy. We used to climb the fence and pet the cows. The bulls were in a different fenced area and we would go up to the fence and wait for the bull to come to us....no one climbed that fence.