Cool, I'll have a look through my photos.
Spectating, only ever raced there once in 09 or10, it was sketchy as shit as I built my bike up the morning of the race.
When I was there the crowd was more rowdy at Double Downs, man the A line on that is nuts, the lander is a bike and a bit long.
But then I have to put that number in to bing to find out the compound for that tire, there is no search function on the Continental site where I can enter a model number.
I blame apple for these stupid styles of websites, three days of scrolling, 5000 words and 25 large images, do they not know...
How in the shit do you get a useful part number from the Continental site?
Argotal: Grip to push your limits (continental-tires.com)
In the past there was a big table with dots so you could find the part number for the tire you want, now I select a tire and it does nothing.
Yeah the 1990.
I had the LTD, it was almost good but the middle bit was too wide, fine on short rides but it rubbed too much for long rides.
I have had a Bel Air in the past, Do they do one with a one piece vinyl top? The last one wasn't waterproof, I think water got in the kevlar...
Oh, hahaha, I thought it seemed weird, didn't check which post you quote.
I was more interested in the trail sweep's bike.
He was going a bit quicker than the previous people so the photo is crap.
EDIT- Here's Troy's quali run, again it offers nothing about the bike but I don't really care...
Shit day at work, left early.
Got my papparazi gear ready for the national DH round tomorrow.
How quickly do flashes eat AA batteries, how much rain will there be, how many mozzies will get me and how much blood will come out of my feet in the shower from leech bites?
I will know at this...
If they had the Brisket, Cheese and Bacon pie I had a couple of weeks back I would possibly do it.
Real bacon, not that fake crap and the cheese stayed as melted cheese up in the top of the pie instead of dispersing through the pie and just giving the roof of your mouth a weird feel as you eat...
It's cool seeing so many mountain bikes on cars around me at the moment.
A National DH and XC round is on here this weekend, I'll be dusting off the camera to try to get some shots.
I have a fisheye that I haven't tried yet, actually I don't think I have used a proper camera for MTB shots...
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