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Roland AC-33 Acoustic Chorus Guitar Amplifier
Rich, deep, stereo sound to go — introducing the AC-33, the world's first battery-powered amp made specifically for acoustic guitar. Portable yet powerful, the AC-33 provides true stereo sound, Guitar and Mic/Line channels, custom-tailored effects, anti-feedback, and a Phrase Looper. But this amp was made to go places no amp has gone before. Thanks to its battery-power capability, the AC-33 lets you take your act anywhere: into the backwoods, onto the streets, or wherever your imagination leads you.
Natural, Stereo Sound
Equipped with Roland's latest DSP technology, the AC-33, delivers pure, rich acoustic sound with projection far beyond its size. Its true stereo design (15 watts x 2) enables brilliant stereo/multi-band chorus with "Wide" mode, plus shimmering reverb and 3D-type ambience effects tailored specifically for acoustic guitar.
Strum and Sing
The AC-33 provides two discrete channels: Guitar and Mic/Line. Plug in an acoustic guitar and a microphone (or line-level instrument) and mix them separately. Both channels have dedicated controls for volume, multi-band EQ, and chorus. The Mic/line channel offers both XLR and 1/4" inputs. You can also connect an MP3/CD player to the stereo AUX input for play-along practice or performance. Master volume, reverb, ambience, and anti-feedback are provided as well.
Phrase Looper
The AC-33's onboard Phrase Looper lets you record, loop, and jam over your own guitar riffs or incoming audio from the AUX input. Record and loop up to 40 seconds at a time, and amaze your listeners with sound-on-sound performances that you create on the spot.
- 30 watts (15W+15W) of natural, stereo acoustic sound through twin speakers
- Runs on AC power or eight AA batteries (accepts rechargeable NiMH types)
- Dual-channel configuration: Guitar and Mic/Line channel
- Reverb, chorus, and ambience effects (Ambience adds spatial, 3D-type depth to the sound)
- Phrase Looper with 40 seconds of record time
- Stereo AUX input (connect MP3/CD players, etc), headphone output
- Anti-feedback function
- Built-in tilt-back stand
- Removable battery cartridge for easy battery replacement
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The primary function of breasts is to produce milk following the birth of a baby (lactation). Each breast is made up of 15-20 lobes. These contain the milk producing glands and ducts along which the milk travels to the nipple. Fat and fibrous tissue surrounds these structures and gives the breasts their individual size and shape. Breasts come in different shapes and sizes and it is normal for one breast to be slightly larger than the other. The size of the breasts does not determine how much milk they will produce. The breasts also contain blood vessels, lymph glands and nerves. Breast tissue is sensitive to touch and can provide sexual pleasure for you and your partner.
Normal breast changes during life
From adolescence to menopause, breast tissue is subject to the hormone changes associated with the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and lactation. Breast tissue can become more tender and lumpy just prior to a menstrual period and less tender and lumpy after a period.
It is normal and quite common for breasts to be lumpy or have benign (non-cancerous) nodules.
In the perimenopausal years, when women transition from regular periods to their final period (menopause), women often experience increased breast discomfort because of a change in hormone levels, which affects breast tissue.
After menopause, the glandular tissue of the breast is largely replaced by fatty tissue.
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- any persistent breast pain
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Shelby Nichols isn't your average soccer mom turned private investigator. She's more on the quirky side with a little wild thrown in. That's because a near-fatal gunshot wound to the head left her with the ability to read minds. This lands her in all kinds of trouble, and this time is no exception.
Helping a reporter, Billie Jo, get the lowdown on a case is just the tip of the iceberg. When her best friend's niece goes missing, Shelby is pulled into a conspiracy that involves the police and the leader of a violent drug ring. Add to that a stranger in town with ties to the mob boss she works for, along with a known assassin out to kill him, and Shelby is crossing danger at every turn. Will she find the answers in time? Or will this be her last adventure?
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Fun paranormal mystery
Despite trying to stay out of trouble, Shelby is drowning in it. Her friend, Billie Jo, asks for Shelby's help uncovering a corruption in the District Attorney's office. When burglars are sent to steal her flash drive, Billie gets roughed up so bad she nearly dies. Unfortunately, the corruption doesn't stop there. When her friend's niece, Chloe, goes missing, things take an interesting turn when the girl shows up at Shelby's house. After witnessing a double murder done by a corrupt cop, Chloe turns to Shelby for help and the two cases are linked. When an FBI agent from Uncle Joey's past comes in to solve the two cases, it becomes pretty clear that Shelby is Crossing Danger at every turn. Can Shelby solve the cases and come out alive? How do all the pieces of the cases fit together?
Narrator, Wendy Tremont King is a great complement to Colleen Helme's book. Her unique intonations bring to life Colleen's well developed characters and Shelby's world. The character dynamics were even more developed in this book and added a lot of humor to the story. The plot is complex, engaging, and keeps the reader guessing what's going to happen next. The author's mix of action, mystery, romance, and adventure was well done and extremely entertaining. The author expertly switches between internal and external dialogue and King smoothly handles them with a mixture of humor and pizzazz. Readers who have read the other books in the Shelby Nichols adventures won't be disappointed. Newcomers to the Shelby scene will be able to easily pick up on the story line, but it is recommended people at least read the one before this, because it builds on the last book. Recommended for anyone who enjoys a fun, paranormal mystery with a bit of romance intermixed.
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Press & Reviews
CyclingPlus / Bikeradar
"..depending on the wheel choice, you'll also find the Bokeh fast and engaging whether chasing the chain gang or charging through the woods, cementing its status as the ultimate all-rounder and a very rare five out of five."
Overall 5/5
ADVNTR.CC | Go Far fast
"The Bokeh slips in at the sublime end of the spectrum."READ THE FULL REVIEW
Mason Bokeh Rival 1x | Cyclist.
Sleek, stylish and ready made for big adventures
Cyclist Rating 9/10
Cycling Weekly Bokeh Ultegra Hydro
"...Mason has really thought about what's needed for a versatile on/off-road machine."
Overall 9/10
BikesETC. Endurance Bikes.
The Mason Definition has a beautifully crafted frame that helps it stand out from the crowd. It offers a supremely comfortable ride and feels unstoppable, especially on downhills.
Overall 9/10
Road.CC Definition Review
Production bike with bespoke feel and wonderful, inspiring, addictive ride
Rating 9/10
Road.CC Resolution Review
Phenomenal steel ride from a bike that is fabulously put together and which brings the material bang up to date
Rating 9/10
A Beautiful blend of buoyantly responsive ride, surefooted control and next level detailing
BikeRadar score 4.5/5
Cycling Weekly
There's a logic behind all the design and component choices which results in a complete bike which is ideal for extended use in typical UK conditions.
Overall 9/10
Adrian Delaney
The finish is second to none…the cable routing is perfect…definitely a 4 season bike.
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Hi Dom thanks very much for the bike. I must say its the nicest bike I've seen in a very long time The finish is second to none, I really like the tube profile and the way the decals are placed all around the frame, so subtle especially on the Fork. It really has a lovely shape complementing the frame. The cable routing is perfect. I thought there might be cable rub off the frame with the euro setup for the brakes but no. It just works. The Frame badge, very nice. The finish kit works superbly, especially the front mech. The new Shimano front mech's are normally tricky to get right in my experience, this bike is spot on. I really like the placement of all the bosses for carrier and mudguards, definitely a 4 season bike. Perfect for Ireland.
The wheels are lovely.
Now to the ride, My partner, Niamh is comparing the Mason to a Carbon Cannondale Synapse. She is very comfortable on that bike. From the first spin she complemented the planted feel and She flew around the bends which goes to show the confidence she had in it straight away. On the club spin today, everyone was in admiration of it. It's her favourite bike.
Barrie Millet
…The bike looks amazing but you don't really appreciate the full beauty until you take it for that first spin.
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Call me fickle but I spent hours fitting the mudguards and then felt they spoilt the beautiful lines so I took them off again.
For a quote the bike looks amazing but you don't really appreciate the full beauty until you take it for that first spin, wow thank you very much for all of your hard graft at the design table.
Please find a couple of pics taken in Castle Combe
Best regards,
Ben Wardil
...an eminently capable bike that just gets on a does it job with no fuss whatsoever.
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The bike excelled at everything. Long days in the flat lands chatting to my mates and I kind of forgot about the bike, no niggles, no twitchy-ness, just there, doing it's thing. Same can be said of climbing, until you decide to race your mates for the summit, then suddenly, it accelerates like stink, gone is the steady long distance feel, it just wants to go! As for descending, I am quite a confident descender, but this thing corners beautifully, pick a line and it holds it, get it wrong and overcook it, the bike seems to forgive.
I am truly impressed with the bike.
Not every day in Mallorca was hot and sunny, the photo attached was taken on a day of torrential rain, a day when I gave up riding after an hour or so when I realised that the streams I appeared to be riding in were covering not just the tyre but the rim as well. I can have that pretty much any day at home! It was however a nice chance to test the brakes, again, nothing exciting, they just get on a do the job as well as they do in the dry.
My thoughts thus far on the bike are that it is an eminently capable bike that just gets on a does it job with no fuss whatsoever. I barely notice it a lot of the time. It's comfy and efficient, it stops as well in the wet as the dry. Only when you want to turn the wick up does it suddenly let you know that deep down it wants to (as you say) make progress.
David Motton
I think you've nailed it with the Resolution.
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I'm really enjoying the Resolution. Since it arrived I've hardly been near any of my other bikes.
I knew from shooting the video in March that the bike would look great and that you'd put a lot of thought into every aspect of the design. But of course you never really know how how well a bike is going to ride until you get in the saddle.
I think you've nailed it with the Resolution. It has all the positive qualities associated with good steel bikes without the negatives. It's a really smooth ride but very responsive. The front-end stiffness is especially impressive. The combination of hydraulic discs, 28c rubber and a great fork make for confidence-inspiring handling. You can brake late and really lean it over.
On the hills, it rides like a much lighter bike. I took it up Barhatch Lane last weekend, which is one of the hardest climbs in Surrey with a 21% gradient near the top. Despite being quite unfit at the moment I rode my second fastest time, going quicker than I've been on several carbon fibre test bikes. I've only set a better time on my own 7kg race bike.
"I absolutely love the Resolution. I'm better at buying bikes than selling them, so I have six in the shed. But since I bought the Mason I've ridden it for at least 90% of my rides.
It's so much more than a posh winter bike. I corner harder and faster on the Resolution than on any of my other bikes. I put it down to dependable brakes, sorted geometry and the extra grip from fatter tyres. I have so much confidence in the Resolution, which really comes to the fore on unfamiliar descents.
I have a particular training loop that I use for intervals, one lap full gas, one lap steady. I rode it on my carbon Trek one weekend and the Resolution six days later.
My Trek Domane is 2kg lighter than the Resolution. It's on 23c summer tyres. The Resolution is on 28c winter tyres with mudguards.
The wind speed for each ride was within 1mph and the direction was almost identical. I rode the loop five times and was quicker on all three of the fast laps on the Resolution.
I know my 'best' bike would've quicker still, but it has deep-section carbon wheels and is nothing like as comfortable."
David Peel
.. seeing a Mason in the flesh also added it to their list of bikes they'd like, complementing it's understated-ness yet lovely finish and again, the wheels.
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It's rides great by the way. Initially the saddle was too far back but once sorted it's perfection. So accurate around the bends even in the wet - that was something I noticed today hanging on the wheel! everyone on the ride today was complementing the bike which I have to say is unusual in my cycling circles - often cynical race face types (and a cat 1 whippet which always livens the rides!) when it comes to others bikes, especially non carbon ;-) The wheels were remarked upon as well. I took the bike to my LBS (Stonehenge cycles) and the mechanics there who were very interested in finally seeing a Mason in the flesh also added it to their list of bikes they'd like, complementing it's understated-ness yet lovely finish and again, the wheels.
John Mills
Anyone who wants a do-it-all bike shop really look no further than a Definition.
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well 2 days of commuting (104 miles) and it's become my reason go to work :)
Without exception a superb ride. I really didn't notice the bike all that much which says just how good it is at doing what it was designed to do. Our route took in local city streets, some A and B roads, some cycle path and some unpaved tow path. Fitted with 30mm Strada Bianca's i just sailed along not really noticing anything other than the company, contry side and views. Happy to troll along at 30kph or stomp along at 50kph made no differnece - balanced poised, stable but quick to change direction if needed. Anyone who wants a do-it-all bike should really look no further than a Definition.
The only thing I think it needs is an "anti dust coating" :).
Jonathan Calow
Bike was just amazingly comfy…sharp and confidence-inspiring handling.
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A bit more feedback for you on the bike. Did a 60 mile loop yesterday from Sheffield to Holmfirth, then back along the TdF stage 2 route from last year. Real mix of road surfaces from super-smooth-resurfaced-for-the-tour to crappy Yorkshire back roads, and gradients from 50mph descents (complete with longboards - goodness knows how fast it would have been without!) to the 30% corner on Jenkin Rd which just about broke some of the pros on the tour. Bike was just amazingly comfy with tyres at 80psi, with sharp and confidence-inspiring handling. Holme Moss into a raging headwind, both up and the hairy descent were interesting. Brakes are truly amazing - always a bit of spare power and the modulation is just great.
No doubt you're still shifting them as fast as the Italians can make them,
Mark Gladwyn
I built up a Definition frameset with the Tour of Flanders in mind... I'm delighted to say that the bike was all that I had hoped it would be.
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Last summer, I built up a Definition frameset with the Tour of Flanders in mind. I rode the sportive on Saturday (just the short one, but with all of the famous cobbled bergs) and I'm delighted to say that the bike was all that I had hoped it would be.
Minor changes from what you might call a 'standard' spec are a Middleburn 46/30 chainset, which, paired with an 11/32 cassette gives an epically low bottom gear, which turned out to be ideal for the slippery cobbled hills. It also has a set of Hunt 'Gravel Disc' wheels shod with Schwalbe S-One tyres. I thought the wheels would be a little bit tougher, but more or less the same weight, and Schwalbe say that the S-Ones are designed for the Tour of Flanders. I ran them at 60 psi and they definitely gripped where others did not.
So, a great ride on a great bike. Di2 was impeccable, no problems, no punctures and the bike is still running like a watch.
Mike Smith
The frame is sublime, after only half an hour it felt like I was slipping in to a favourite armchair
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2 rides in and I'm loving my ultegra di2 equipped resolution. The disk brakes are awesome especially compared to my v-brake cross bike. The di2 is probably not entirely necessary but it sure is snappy and the idea of it being hopefully almost maintainence free sounds great to me. Before I could mention the frame my clumsy fingers hit the wrong button. The frame is sublime, after only half an hour it felt like I was slipping in to a favourite armchair. Looking forward to many happy hours in the saddle
Paul Owen
unfortunately I've been having too much fun riding it. I had such a smile on my face during my first ride.
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I meant to send you pictures of my finished Resolution frame build a while ago, but unfortunately I've been having too much fun riding it. I had such a smile on my face during my first ride. From that first ride it has been such a difference to my old 1980's steel bike, faster and much more comfortable. I've attached a couple of pics. the first is the frame built up, stripped back to the essentials, taken before i had even ridden it. The second was taken after a recent ride with all my usual kit on board.
Thank you again for all your help with my questions and problems whilst i was building the frame up, i really appreciated it. And I'm really enjoying riding the finished bike.
Peter Marshall
My Definition ...What a superb combination of handling, ride, and performance
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My Definition is on the road at last. What a superb combination of handling, ride, and performance! Comfort is excellent even on Berkshire's extensive network of potholes (linked by gravel, skog, and the occasional ribbon of tarmac). It's built up with SRAM Force 1...
Just a quick update on what my Definition and I have been up to…
Somehow the Definition, which was supposed to be a quickish bike for winter audax events, became the bike I go to for, well, pretty much everything, really. We toured in France with a mahoosive saddlebag. We rode audaxes up to 400km. We pootled round the local lanes.
My big event this year was the Wild Atlantic Way, a very hilly 2100km audax with a time limit of 7 days and 7 hours. I'd been intending to ride my carbon bike on this. After all, I'd used it on the 1400km London-Edinburgh-London and many 600km events. I rode the carbon bike on a 600km audax in late May, but it left me feeling seriously beaten up, compared with my rides on the Definition. So the Definition was my mount for the Wild Atlantic Way, the longest event I've ever attempted.
It performed brilliantly. The relatively fat tubeless tyres gave a plush ride on Ireland's lunar roads, the disc brakes allowed confident descending, and the handling inspired confidence, even when I was totally shattered. And it was totally reliable. My slightly peculiar SRAM 1x11 build also proved its worth — making decisionmaking on gears easier on the road and eliminating a potential mechanical snag.
I've really bonded with this bike…
Rod Leach
Wrapped in winter gear with cold Scottish headwinds I've smashed every PR on Strava.
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I love the bike – simple as that! I've only managed about 400miles so far due to the dark mornings and nights, however it runs so smoothly and is very comfortable, no aches and pains at all. Wrapped in winter gear with cold Scottish headwinds I've smashed every PR on Strava. I did a fast ride on a 35mile route I used to do at 5am in the summer months. I did it this Sunday in traffic and wind yet still managed to hit an average speed 1.7mph faster than my best ever!
It was in my local shop yesterday getting the mud guards on, they commented it is the best designed bike for adding guards they have ever seen, when I collected it there was a little gathering around it! One commented that it's the first bike that arguably looks better with guards, it is so well designed that they look part of the bike.
Roland Karthaus
The bike is extraordinary - I've not ridden anything like it before, or rather I have, but never in one bike.
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Its an unusual situation to be able to give direct feedback to the designer of your bike, so I'm taking the opportunity. sorry if its long-winded - ignore at will. please feel free to use anything as a testimonial, providing it reflects the gist of the feedback, or if you want a quote I'm happy to give one.
The bike is extraordinary - I've not ridden anything like it before, or rather I have, but never in one bike. Up to 20mph its stiff and responsive. I climb out of the saddle and it seems to encourage that. The wheels are the perfect match, with the whole setup being stiff, without ever being harsh. I'm heavy for a cyclist, but I didn't get any flex from the wheels and the telltale skimming of the disc brakes never happened even at full pressure. But on the flat or low incline, when you press on to 25 mph and up to 40 downhill, the forks take over - the bike wasn't set up right for me and I've never ridden it before and yet I've never felt so secure on a bike. Its a weird feeling - it doesn't feel like its on rails, just utterly stable and very fast. You expect it to feel sluggish because of the way it looks and the stability but it never does - you could take a nap at high speed and yet if you see a pothole, swerve without ever losing your cool. In fact I hit some big potholes at high speed down the hill in Redhill - I thought I was in trouble but the bike just carried on.
Its all down to the forks and then the geometry that lets them take the lead at the right point. I guess its all intentional but it is a strange and remarkable experience, nonetheless.
Garmin way-finding is very random and it always throws in a bit of unpaved road. I did a mile of rough track, with huge potholes and even some small dropoffs and the bike soaked it up like it was nothing. Yet on the flat tarmac, it goes like a rocket. Maybe it was the tailwind but there were sections it felt like I was being pushed along. I could genuinely sell both my race bike and cyclocross and be happy with just this bike.
Stephen Kilpatrick
it's exceeded my expectations on all levels out on the road - I concur with everything that's been said in the press
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Hi Dom - wanted to wait until I'd properly shook down the bike and had the fit bang on for me before giving any feedback...... it's exceeded my expectations on all levels out on the road - I concur with everything that's been said in the press so won't repeat again.
Steve Main
it goes far beyond my expectations... the quality of the finish on the frame really is exceptional, from the paint finish to the choice/design of decal. The bike looks stunning and gets away from the awful 'stick on as many logos as possible' approach the big manufacturers go for.
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Sorry, bit of a delay for this as we were away for the weekend but managed to get out for a short ride on Sunday afternoon.
As mentioned before my road bike experience is very limited but ultimately the bike is everything I hoped it would be from a ride perspective and in certain areas it goes far beyond my expectations.
Also, after going through a fair few very expensive mtb frames over the years, the quality of the finish on the frame really is exceptional, from the paint finish to the choice/design of decal. The bike looks stunning and gets away from the awful 'stick on as many logos as possible' approach the big manufacturers go for. The cable routing details are a masterstroke, as are the location of the guard mounts. It even attracted favourable comments from my wife which, for all the various mountain bikes that have rolled through the door over the years, is unheard of!
In short it is a joy to ride and a huge credit to the hours you've undoubtedly spent refining the design.
Anyway, looking forward to many more miles on the bike, that's for sure, just got to sort my dodgy calf muscle out first which I pulled towards the back of last week; sods law eh!?
Steve Ransom
I've done a short blast over the local hillclimb, and a long and slow all-night ride - you've somehow made a bike that seems equally at home doing both.
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Just a quick note to say I've built up my Definition and done a couple of rides on it. What a machine! My list of requirements was pretty demanding: one bike to replace two: a steel audax bike (comfortable, practical but a bit heavy and flexy) the other a carbon fibre road bike (light and fun but no good for winter rides or touring). Well, so far I've done a short blast over the local hillclimb, and a long and slow all-night ride - you've somehow made a bike that seems equally at home doing both.
Toby Haskins
...it felt today like I had left the BMW in the garage and gone for a spin in the Bentley, because it feels so smooth, distinguished and looks beautifully engineered
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First ride was 31 miles on a fairly flat route that I cycle regularly. I was not disappointed, beautiful smooth ride. The bike feels really planted on the road and appears to need a little more effort to get it going but once it is moving it just rolls along with what appears to be less effort. I love my carbon Canyon but it felt today like I had left the BMW in the garage and gone for a spin in the Bentley, because it feels so smooth, distinguished and looks beautifully engineered. I am looking forward to getting it out on some longer rides soon.
Mark James
...why anyone would really want anything else.
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Just as an aside – the bike continues to perform brilliantly, it is such an ideally suited machine to riding in our gritty lanes and countryside. Sort of makes you think that unless you are racing, why anyone would really want anything else.
Almost 12 months on you still get that unquantifiable experience from riding something that is just absolutely sorted and not once I ever thought that I should be on anything else! It is probably one of the reasons that keeps you in the saddle through the worst of the winter weather.
Wishing you guys continued success……
Creighton Varney
it just does exactly what you want.
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It's no lightweight but it has a strange affect, you get to places without noticing, the buzz and stress from the road surface don't fatigue, they're not there. Every other bike has a sweet spot, this one doesn't demand you to do anything, it just does exactly what you want.
Despite this supple ride it has handling which surpasses anything I've got in the garage (s-works Venge, wilier zero 7, foil). It not only turns better it is rock solid over bumps. I don't know how that happens, it's fast turning but stable, you can pick a line and hold perfect arcs rather than having to adjust it.
Ed Robins
really puts some of the big bike companies to shame and makes you wonder why other bikes aren't better too
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It handles so well. It really puts some of the big bike companies to shame and makes you wonder why other bikes aren't better too and why they all seem to make the same sort of bikes.
Dave Penny
Thank you for the super piece of design and engineering :)
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With 400km in the bag I have really got a love for the bike. It is so well balanced and smooth when pressing on through the country lanes swapping directions with ease and absorbing all the imperfections in the surface, the tyre and brake combination help this but you can really feel the poise if the frame shining through. I was lucky to enjoy 70km of dry sunny zero wind conditions yesterday and as I silently made my way through the countryside I had a huge smile realising how special these moments are when everything is just right. Thank you for the super piece of design and engineering :)
Mike Lacy
This is also my first modern steel bike and I'm never going back. Honestly, I never want another bike. I'm in love.
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I haven't bought an assembled bike in years. I love handpicking all the parts and making something that I think is truly special. I looked at over 30 builders before I decided on Mason Cycles. This is also my first modern steel bike and I'm never going back. Honestly, I never want another bike. I'm in love.
First it spoke to me aesthetically. Because I have a background in web development and graphic design the way it looks was very important. The graphic layout, typeset and colors appealed to me. The website really allowed me to research the bike to no end. I was able to see the bike from all angels. I spoke to a few bike owners via Twitter and got some good feedback. Read the road.cc reviews and I felt comfortable that the ride would fit how I want to enjoy cycling. Then the multi-port system means I can run the cables anyway I want. Dom and Cal answered all my relentless questions and when I had a shipping hiccup they bent over backwards to get it corrected. Finally, the idea that this is a four season bike built to accept larger tires and mud guards if needed really fits with me wanting to have generally less stuff.
Matthew Clarke
...it didn't have any quirks to the handling at all. In fact it just flew everywhere!
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Morning Dom
Hope you are well
I finally got the Definition finished this weekend and can happily say that it was well worth the wait. I am well renowned at work for buying bikes that look to be perfect on paper and then selling them a week later when they come up short… Therefore swinging my leg over a new steed always fills me with a little trepidation lol.
I wasn't feeling that great this weekend having had a sickness bug, but I was determined to get out for the Definitions maiden voyage and had signed up to a local Sportive 'the Igloo' by local events company Dark and White that we work with. What doesn't kill you and all that…
From the off the Definition felt very familiar which is always reassuring. I think that may be partly due to me having had a few Racelights in my time but I think most other buyers will feel the same. Everything about it felt right and it didn't have any quirks to the handling at all. In fact it just flew everywhere! It was held back slightly by my increasingly empty legs as I hadn't really eaten anything for 2 days and hadn't risked anything that morning or during the ride. I'm sure you wont mind me comparing it to the 4S which is probably my benchmark do it all Alloy framed bike. I was a little worried that I would miss the speed of the 4S but the Defintion didn't disappoint on that front, offering similar blistering pace but with a much more comfortable ride (which was the only downfall of the 4S). Downhill it was confidence inspiring and uphill there wasn't any flex to be felt. Matched with the HUNT Aerolite wheels with 28mm tubeless tyres the way it rolled on the flat and downhill was like nothing I have experienced before, I'm a large tyre, tubeless convert! So far then all round total 'grail bike'!
Next I plan on going to see my mate at Alpkit to get some custom black and possibly pink stitch.. frame and bar luggage made. Then I am going to get myself off on some mini weekend adventures utilizing white roads and trails as I think it can easily handle some light off-road action.
Anyway cheers again for designing the bike I have been after for some time but nobody made until now! J
All best
Richard Clark
From the very beginning I knew this was something special.
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From the very beginning I knew this was something special. The customer service and follow up is the best I have experienced, truly passionate about bikes and cycling. Shipping flawless and assembly easy, with only a little bit of tweaking needed. First ride done on the roads of KL, what a bike! Smooth, steady, speedy, solid, silky, and stealthy.....I had people asking about the bike and marvelling at shops, traffic lights and coffee shops! Thanks Mason am looking forward to more riding and wonder what I'll do with my other bikes.
Rene Wilke
You cant image what routes I had to ride. I never thought that would be possible with a roadbike. But this Mason is...
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I have been on a over 3 week trip with my Mason and now I am back home.
First I want to thank Mason Cycles for that amazing bike! You cant image what routes I had to ride. I never thought that would be possible with a roadbike. But this Mason is like a roadbike, crossbike, mountainbike in one :-D and so comfortable that also after 3 weeks I have no problems with my body (besides the legs ;-)
Christopher P.
All the hype is real. What an amazing ride.
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Hi Dom—Finally got to put a reasonable ride into the bike. All the hype is real. What an amazing ride. Granted, I'm coming from a nearly 30 year old steel bike—but a very nice and sporty one—but the Resolution is like a different kind of vehicle altogether. I can't wait to take it up Baker—which has ramps of 17 or 18 percent, or so they say—but it was a joy to ride on shorter local hills today. I love having the slightly longer chainstays and the bigger tires are a revelation. I also see what your friend in the Rockies meant when he said the bike made him want to ride longer—there is something about it that really just feels good.
Hopefully the weather will change in the coming week to permit longer rides, but I'm glad to have gotten in one on the only nice day in a long time.
I've attached a pic—perhaps a Mason bike's first glimpse of Pacific Ocean waters? Feel free to social media it!
David Sollom
Bloody good bicycle - well done...
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Hi Dom
180 miles riden and Amelia (Resolution) just gets better and better.
All I've had to do is:
Rear mech has been adjusted to account for cable stretch; it's perfect.
Saddle position is nearly confirmed; I've raised the bars by 10mm and moved the saddle forward from my normal position.
Handling is phenomenal, comfort is superb and it goes like the clappers (showing my age again).
It's brill; other riders who have heard about the brand are universally complementory when they see it in the flesh, and those who haven't are, generally, blown away by the looks, finish and lightness.
Right; as there is bugger all chance of me getting a discount I shall stop making your head size expand and get back to putting more miles on it. One last complement; when my Speedplay pedals engage I get this really nice, metalic "t'clang" noise; so much nicer than the dull "th'bonk" one gets with a carbon frame. High praise indeed;-]
Bloody good bicycle - well done...
Daniel Gillborn
You really have produced the most comfortable all round bike I have ever ridden.
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Hi Dom
Thought I would send you a couple of Mason Resolution shots.
The first one is from the Tour of the Peaks where I tested out the wheel upgrade, thanks to Tom and the guys at Hunt Wheels. The Carbon 38's really suit the bike.
The second one is from the Tour of Cambridge where again the Mason powered me to a GB age group place (unfortunately I can't get the Australia in September this year to make use of it!!)
I am also commuting to our office in Tring (an 80k round trip) on the Mason at least once a week.
You really have produced the most comfortable all round bike I have ever ridden.
So what's next? I have seen teases of what looks like a Ti frame.....should I plan to buy another bike this year?
Hope all is well with you.
Jacob Moresco
It is a pleasure to ride
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Hi Dominic and Callum,
I have finally finished my bike after making a 150 GBP mistake by destroying a thread in the lever by force fitting a wrongly sized brake hose. Anyway that's the price for learning :)
I'm really happy with the result and as you can see in the attached image I have used very much the same finishing as in your full bikes. I have installed sram rival 1 and the combination of 1x11 and hydraulic brakes are excellent for my commute.
I have done the first 100 km, and it is a pleasure to ride, extremely responsive and I can really feel the bike in the turns.
Thanks for your assistance during the build!
Enjoy the weekend,
Tom Wass
I've never owned a bike before that I'm so happy with 'just the way it is'.
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So, it's the time of year for the 4Season bit of the resolution to come in to play once again... mudguards on and rolling on winter tyres. It is awesome to see everyone else begrudgingly dragging out their old winter hacks (which most of them don't like!) whilst still riding about on the bike I love!
Have had a brilliant summer on the resolution, did the Fred Whitton, and the Tour of Wessex - both for the first time, and loved them both. Have attached a couple of pics. The bike continues to bring me a whole world of pleasure. (apologies for soppy bike love gushings...!) but I've never owned a bike before that I'm so happy with 'just the way it is' and I'm still adjusting to not having a constant yearning for N+1. I know you're moving onto new projects, and the Bokeh looks bloody awesome, but for now I'm still a 100% satisfied Resolution owner.
Rob Haworth
I don't see me parting with this bike unless I cannot turn a pedal any more.
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A week on from my flying visit to drop by and collect the bike, I just wanted to send you a proper thanks for all that you have done both to build the bike and ultimately having the ability to have brought such an ideal bike for me to market.
You've had plenty of positive comments in the past two years since I started following the brand, but until you take the plunge and get your own you cant quite know how good a bike is. Well after prepping the bike at 6.30am last Sunday I got to confirm what I was hoping. I knew the wheels would be great, already having other versions, but the whole package delivers such a positive ride, confident handling and supreme comfort in a stealthy unassuming package. I normally build a bike myself, or strip and rebuild them even new, but South Coast Bikes really have exceeded my expectations of the care and attention in putting the bike together.
I could waffle for ages, but just to basically say thanks very much to South Coast, Hunt and all involved at Mason. I don't see me parting with this bike unless I cannot turn a pedal any more.
The most important thing now is to get the miles in and see how far this new leg-iron takes me. Oh and whether it needs a Bokeh to keep it company in the garage!
Again thanks for everyone's efforts, being so patient with my order over the last few months and to the brands continued success.
Cameron Thomson
"It's everything I hoped for - comfortable, fast and rides beautifully both off-road and on Tarmac."
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Hi Dom,
I had a great weekend with the Bokeh and put over a 115 miles on it. It's everything I hoped for - comfortable, fast and rides beautifully both off-road and on Tarmac. So much so that I did my first Metric century on Saturday!
Mat Silver
"I am so unbelievably happy with how it rides it's nuts."
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I am so unbelievably happy with how it rides it's nuts.
Dom's going to kill the N+1 market if he's not careful, he'll create a W+1 market where W=wheels.
That's a mid compact 52-36 at the front and an 40-11 at the back, it's got an insane gear range as you'd imagine. With the clutch at the back on the XTR rear mech it will handle cross chaining also, not that you would but nothing breaks at 52/40. It's smooth as.
I now have what I'd hoped to achieve when I bought it the Bokeh which is a summer 'road' bike that'll go anywhere and a winter 1X, just need the 650B wheels and i'm there.
And it looks the sh*t.
Stuart Jackson
"The bike has arrived and its beautiful"
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...loving it. So nice to be able to go places that I just wasn't able to go before. Came to work via the canal footpath this morning, which was ace.
Andrius Ivašauskas
"Thanks for a perfect one! Can't be happier!"
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There are bikes and there is MASON! Thanks for a perfect one! Can't be happier! Greetings from Lithuania!
Thanks Mason Cycles team for a perfect bike!
Sander Kommeren
"The bike looks absolutely stunning"
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I final got around finishing my Bokeh build the previous weekend :)
It was quite the learning experience with no previous knowledge in hydraulic setups or tubeless wheels/tyres. But it all worked out. I put in 270 km in the past 1,5 week giving it a good rattle across some cobbles and on the single track and dirt roads close to home. I also had a 134 km road tour in the weekend. I am still trying to fine tune my position.
The bike looks absolutely stunning, I do love that orange paint job! The hunt wheels roll super smoothly, especially with the WTB 34mm Exposure tyres, but I don't think for a second that they are slow! I will do a test soon if I can feel the difference with my carbon Cube and high rims, but to be honest I doubt I will. (I do wonder if I will keep it in the long run.)
I am quite pleased with my own build, the shifting is sharp and swift and the brakes are super powerful. The Bokeh has been great so far and once I dial in the last adjustments i am confident it will be fantastic!
Thank you again for your time and help along the way. Proud to be a Masonite now :)
Bryan Robertson
"The Bokeh is really impressing me."
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The Bokeh is really impressing me. I rode about 100k over 2 days on Saturday and Sunday.
I rode a mix of road and forest trails covered in snow and ice.
It's responsive, comfortable and so quiet.
Bokeh and I are doing great. A funny thing has happened, on every ride we end up exploring tracks, getting lost and having great fun.
In 2 weeks Bokeh will take part in the Tour of Flanders and we might pop over to take part in the Tour of Wessex.
Toby Edwards
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For riding on mainly country roads with a bit of track/bridal path type activity, I've settled on some Schwalbe s-one tyres, running tubeless, and I am certainly discovering the qualities of the bike and am enjoying riding it - I did 100km yesterday on very varied terrain, road, gravelly / muddy tracks, the south downs way.
The 30mm S-ones were not quite big enough for some of the terrain, but I remained upright all day, just about! (probably due to the fact that the ground was still fairly firm in most places due to the cold) It was certainly fun though. And this is the first time I've had disc brakes, thru-axles and tubeless tyres - all of which are brilliant and making me re-consider what to do with my other bikes!
I'll be having some more adventures and probably will invest in some 650 wheels and bigger tyres for fully off road trips, as I personally think that's where the bike's strengths lie...
...I'm starting to see how it can introduce me to new 2 wheeled fun in a variety of ways, which I guess is one of the main points of the bike!


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My Mom purchased a new 2011 Lexus RX350 last spring. The dealer installed a remote starter at the time of purchase (we live in Alaska). We've had a continuing problem with the battery going dead if the car has not been driven for a period of time (like 4 days). When she does drive it, it is for short trips (3 miles round trip to work). The original battery was replaced in fall with a heavy duty one, but the problem continues. Its been to the Lexas dealer (130 miles away) several times, but they claim everything is within the tolences and "there is no problem". They did note that the remote starter was drawing more than it was suppose to and reinstalled it. Their finding was that she was not driving it enough and recommened a battery tender, which has been installed. That works as long as she plugs it in daily. However, if a plug in is not available (like at the airport, hospital or if she is visiting) the battery goes dead after 4 days (even after it has been driven 100 miles).
This does not sound right to us, but the Lexus service department has no clue and claims there is nothing in the service bulletins about this problem.
We don't beleive this is what to expect from Lexus. We are about ready to give it back and get a different brand. Any idea's?
Are you sure the trunk light is off?
Something must be drawing power with the ignition switch off. If you know how to use a current meter* , you can probably figure out where that current is going.Set the meter to read current in the order of 200mA. With the ignition key off and the doors closed, pull out each fuse and put the meter across what that fuse plugs into. You shouldn't see any appreciable current flowing.If one does flow a lot more than any other, that's likely the curprid. Whatever that fuse protects is drawing more current than it should. See what happens after four days with that fuse out. If you can start the car, there's something that needs to be checked.
(*a multimeter like this has that function: http://www.harborfreight.com/7-function-multimeter-98025.html)
RemcoW.This is a good approach but the drain for a 4 day depletion is a bit higher. In alaska it depends on the temperature and I hope the dealer is using battery capacity properly rated for the lower temp range. Many retrofit devices are not properly installed and that is what I worry about. Plus the dealer is not what we call in the lower states LOCAL. If they placed a fuse for the remote start I would just pull that for a few days and see what happens.
You can't pull a fuse on todays cars and check for a current draw. When doing that you can force a computer/module to go to sleep that may be drawing the current and never find the current draw.
Instead, leave everything connected and take an infra-red thermal gun and point it at the fuses and relays. If you find a fuse/relay that's hotter than the others, that circuit is drawing higher current than the others and should be investigated first.
Tester,Almost right. You really cannot see parasitic drain on any infra-red I have used. The heat just dissipates over the copper and the differential is pretty small. I know there are better ones for more money than a person would want to spend. There are fuses perfectly ok to remove without your concerns about clocks and ecu's however. This technique is still valid and you should know this. That said this drain is either larger or the battery less able to provide a larger amp drain.
It would depend on the resolution of your thermal gun. I have both high/low resolution thermal guns.
But there's another way to check for a current draw without pulling fuses. Take a volt meter and measure the voltage drop across the fuses. A fuse with a high voltage drop means the fuse element is hotter than the others which means that's the circuit drawing the current.
Tester,I was assuming a test at the fuse. I did not make this clear. An amp drain test by pulling the fuse and then testing across the fuse contacts. Not the battery terminals. I should have been clearer.
What would help is to know how many milliamps are being pulled; both sans remote starter and with remote in place. One would hope the dealer would have checked this and properly done it should have been put down in writing on the repair order.
You're not getting it. What if there's a module that isn't going to sleep. If you disconnect the battery or pull a fuse that forces that defective module to go to sleep. And then if you check for a current draw it won't be there. Because you forced the module causing the problem to go to sleep.
Module draw is live when it is told to be live. Otherwise our cars would never start. If it is not going to sleep, a rare issue, then you can also pick this up. A thermo scan will not see an active drain easily on a 600ma drain across a 20 amp plastic encased fuse either. But given the mods to this car I would start there and I am sorry if you disagree.
Here's the first procedure when checking for a parastic current draw on a modern vehicle. Let the vehicle sit for at least an hour to make sure all computers/modules have gone to sleep.
Tester,Fine, Just trying to give ideas to an OP who has to burn 260Miles of gas in alaska (higher than 4$ a gallon I bet) to get back to the DEALER, who likely caused the issue to begin with. You are right up to a point but then I have nothing more to say as it will not change anything.
Not for nothing but could one see power dissipation across a fuse with a thermal scanner if the current is just - say - 40 mA?
I'm assuming some normal batter so somewhere around 40 AH and let's assume that drains over four days to being dead as a door nail. That's 40/4 = 10AH per one day. That's 10/24 = 42 mA. LEt's assume the fuse is a horrible fuse and has an internal resistance of 0.1 Ohm. That means that the actual power dissipation of that fuse is 0.42 * 0.42 *0.1 = 0.2 mW and I'm being generous with the numbers, rounding them before calculating.
You can't see 0.2mW on a wire. There won't be any appreciable amount of heat dissipated by the wire. The fuse is in an outside area (in cold Alaska no less!) and it wants to be at ambient temperature. You'd have to drain a lot more current than just 40mA. If the dealer can't find where some parasitic drain is going, they have no business repairing cars, let alone putting remote starters on.
There's no way that car shouldn't last for weeks if left alone. Sure, Alaska is cold but your summer is probably still warmer than our CT winters. We leave our cars in long term parking all the time at the airport for weeks on end without any issues.
I agree with the other suggestion of disconnecting the remote start fuse first. Actually bring it to the dealer and make some noise. They clearly are morons.
Thanks for all the comments. The RX 350 is an SUV, so it has a hatch not a trunk. Checking for the light has been easy, and that has not been the issue.
The car lives in a heated garage most of the time and that is usually where it had the dead battery until we got the trickle charger.
We've read some posts on the "Club Lexus" web site that suggests disabling the "Smart Key" when the car is not going to be used for a long period of time (like when she is out of town for a week or longer). It appears this has happened with other Lexus models (also BMW's and other electronically tripped out cars from what we have seen on the discussion boards). However, her manual does not discuss this or the location of the switch. Any thoughts?
And yes, gas is $4.47/gallon in her home town, $4.20 in Anchorage currently.
Tiny levels, though.4.5mV on single ended wire into a high impedance (ie open wire because the circuit is off) could easily be construed as noise. A regular half way decent multimeter measures about that much if you just leave the leads dangle.
Also, if specialized equipment is involved it no longer is a home mechanic approach.
@ddieckgraeff,It would be nice to know how bad the current drain is on this. The Lexus shop should be able to fix this problem. There are other shops in Anchorage that could look at the issue also. I live in Anchorage and if you would like me to check it out let me know.
I agree with Cougar that it would be nice to know what kind (amount) of parasitic loss is involved.
While I'm not familiar with the vehicle in question as to what's normal or not I might add this in relation to what Tester stated. Both of my Lincolns and my youngest son's Lincoln Aviator have comparatively large parasitic drains until things settle down and go to sleep. We're talking 700 milliamperes for about an hour and that type of draw can run down an iffy battery in that length of time.Assuming a new battery for the sake of discussion, a draw that large can run a new battery down if things don't go to sleep pretty quickly.
Maybe this large draw the dealer referred to was an initial current draw without waiting for things to go to sleep. I also don't see a mechanic driving a car into the shop and allowing it to tie up rack space for an hour while waiting for it to doze off..........
On a side note, if this remote unit was not installed in the service department and was done by an outside vendor then one runs into the sticky issue of exactly who is going to pay the mechanic for sorting this out.Warranty will not cover it, the dealer will not cover it out of pocket, etc. and a mechanic who is coerced into doing something for free is not going to give a darn.
Wow, OK4450. I am surprised to hear that high of current numbers for that long of time period.
The OP said "The dealer installed a remote starter at the time of purchase (we live in Alaska)." I just wanted to say.


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On May 8th, 2009, Ethical Naturals Inc. of San Anselmo and Cargill Inc. signed documents to finalize the settlement between the two companies with respect to the production and sale of glucosamine from vegetable sources.
Ethical Naturals Inc. (ENI) owns and markets the GreenGrown™ brand of vegetable glucosamine and Cargill Inc. sells their Regenasure™ brand. Cargill had contended that ENI was infringing it's patents relating to the manufacture of glucosamine, and they filed actions in the ITC (International Trade Court) and Federal Court for patent infringement. Both court actions have now been withdrawn by Cargill, and there was no admission of infringement of Cargill's patents by Ethical Naturals.
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I am new to OpenFOAM i want to use simpleFoam solver an my problem is...
The problem is just like flow over a square cylinder but the inlet is having zero velocity but the square box is having some velocity say 2 m/s. Should I use moving wall concept? and What is kqRWallFunction in k file in 0 folder and epsilonWallFunction in epsilon file? i mean how do i find the values of both?
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