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What is the road out to Tallowa Dam like? Never ridden it before and I'm thinking about heading to Kangaroo Valley this weekend for a final hit out before the big day.
Re: Alpine Classic 2014For any lesser mortals like me preparing for their first event, last weekend I found Lilydale-Healesville-Panton Gap-Warburton-Donna Buang is not a bad match profilewise for Bright-Tawonga Gap-Falls Creek.
Re: Alpine Classic 2014The road is a coarse chip seal but mostly in good repair. On the way out it's about 20km of undulations rising a couple of hundred metres in the process. You then drop those metres plus a few more in just over 2km to the dam. Coming back you obviously then have a steep 2km before the undulating downhill. Part of the difficulty of the road is that it's fairly exposed to the sun and with no drinkable water available at the dam you need to carry enough water to survive there and back. Despite the warning a couple of people ran out on the return on Saturday and while I consumed most of my 2L supply I was still suffering from the mid forty degree heat. One other thing to note is that after recent road works from the Barrengarry Pie Shop to Kangaroo Valley there are some serious gravel drifts on the shoulder so take care if you're heading into town that way, the shared path to the left of the road may be the better option. Sent from my C6603 using Tapatalk
Re: Alpine Classic 2014I've got a mate doing the ACE 250. Yesterday he rode from Merimbula to Charlottes Pass.
And back. 463 km, 8000 vertical metres, under 19 hours riding time, just over 20 hours total time. I think he's ready. I'm not doing ACE/AAC, but I am doing 3PC with some mates, including this guy. Get on his wheel, and hold on... ?
Re: Alpine Classic 2014I just posted a link to his ride in the ACF strava club. Jono is a simply awesome.
Re: Alpine Classic 2014That's an awesome ride!
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From the sounds of that I would have thought the ACE would be too soft for him
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Thanks for the info I didn't head down that way today. I opted to stay closer to home and ride the RNP. Last long ride before the classic next weekend. Time to taper now
Re: Alpine Classic 2014Just arrived in Bright and found the cool change isn't here yet. The forecast for this coming week looks good - low to mid 30's as highs and then lows of 10 to 16. Any riding I do this week is going to be early in the morning! Cafe Velo for post ride coffees.
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I just hope the forecast showers at the end of the week stay away! Are you doing any of the Audax rides throughout the week?
Re: Alpine Classic 2014Hi X-ray. Probably not... I start riding around 6am so I can spend most of the day with the family. I'm planning to do the happy valley loop one day, Beechworth via Stanley another and then down to lake buffalo and back. I'll also climb Buffalo at some stage.
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A very pretty ride, that one!
Re: Alpine Classic 2014Did Lake Buffalo this morning. Left just before 6am. Clackers, you are right - it is lovely. Took some great photos of the sun rising over the hills/mountains with the lake in the foreground.
Thinking of doing the Happy Valley loop tomorrow. Andrew
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Yep, rode it in September and I reckon it's a pretty good way to show people relatively new to road riding the attraction of getting away from Beach Road.
Re: Alpine Classic 2014Nice photo
What's the weather like in the area at the moment Gabrielle?
Re: Alpine Classic 2014I've just arrived. It's late afternoon, mid 20s, sunny and I'm about to head off up Tawonga Gap for a quick spin after the delights of driving all day. If I get too hot, I'll jump in the pool when I get back.
Re: Alpine Classic 2014Sorry X Ray, missed your question. Top temps are in the low 30's each day and the overnight lows are 10-14 ish.
Riding early is great but from about 10 ish the sun has a bit of a kick to it. I chose to do a short 50 km recovery ride this morning and left at 7.30 but will leave before 6 tomorrow to do what I've always called the Happy Valley loop but am now told it's called the Gaps Loop.... Andrew
Re: Alpine Classic 2014Forecast is for a very cold morning on Sunday.
Benalla has an overnight minimum of 9, Hotham and Falls have overnight minimums of 3. Those doing the 4 am starts may want to think about extra layers/thermals. I lost my long gloves back in November and haven't bought a replacement as I didn't think I'd need them until Autumn. I'm doing the 620 am 200km event. Hopefully it warms up by the time I'm descending Tawonga Gap for the first time.
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I'm starting a 4am so looks like I'll need some warmer gear for the start of the ride. Temps in the low 30's during the day don't worry me too much. I like the warmer weather. I might dump the warm layers in the car on my way back through Bright because it sounds like I won't need them once the sun takes hold in the morning.
Alpine Classic 2014I'm doing the 6:19 250 event. I'm just going bib Knicks, jersey and arm warmers I reckon. It'll soon warm up.
Got my pitted dates (thanks SSS ) hydralyte tabs and muesli bars today. New rear tyre and rim tape on both wheels yesterday. Good to go
Re: Alpine Classic 2014Just checked the forecast for Wangaratta.... The low for Sunday is to be 8.
My guess, based on 4 days here, is that it will be chilly on the descents until about 9 in the morning. Even today with a top temp of 33, the sun had a bite to it as I finished around 11am
Re: Alpine Classic 2014I arrived in Bright yesterday afternoon to lovely weather. That's turned this morning with storms rolling through!
I was planning to do the Bright Friday ride but I've taken the soft option and opted out. I didn't fancy riding with thunder and lightning surrounding me! On the "bright" side, the weather is looking good for tomorrow and Sunday
Re: Alpine Classic 2014It's been raining practically constantly since 8 am up here. It has brightened up considerably in the last couple of hours and the weather radar shows it will clear tonight as predicted.
Only the brave/foolhardy have got on their bikes today!
Re: Alpine Classic 2014I brought the good weather up with me from Melbourne
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Spain ranks second in producing electricity from wind. Generous government subsidies led to overproduction of wind farms, and they have more power than they can consume or sell. The Spanish government is now taxing power production more heavily in an effort to slow it down. The U.S. does not have this problem.
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German law empowers every home and/or business to generate their own electricity and sell the surplus to the grid at a guaranteed rate. As a result the push for greater renewable energy sources comes from private investment rather than government subsidies. Groups of townspeople have banded together to create citizens wind farms that provide power to their members and then earn them some cash by selling the surplus. Ratepayers pick up the tab for buying the privately generated power. Even with the surcharge, German households still pay slightly less for their power than their American counterparts do.
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Transperth Lock'n'RideRe: Transperth Lock'n'RideAssuming you can get your bike into one of those little green (aka yellow) sheds. My flat handle with large bullhorns won't fit. Have since moved onto smaller bullhorns but haven't tried again.
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideClingfilmed machine outside of the door of the Thornlie station bike shed today. Should be operational sometime into the new year I think.
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideThe one at Bayswater station will hopefully be done in the new year too. The shed is up but they haven't done much else as far as I can see. At Bayswater they have used up a couple of car parking bays! SHOCK, HORROR!
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Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideThat video was a bit cringe-worthy, but still adequately informative and I clearly aimed at a certain demographic (men, aged 30-50). I loved how they showed him locking the bike up with a flimsy cable lock, you know, the ones you could just about break with your hands. I wish they showed people locking their bikes up properly (I use two separate high strength D-locks and a cable for my saddle).
I've also been having issues with the unit at Canning Bridge. Took about 3 minutes this morning before it finally opened up, just wouldn't recognise my card. The door has also refused to open from the inside on one occasion, took a few goes before it finally unlocked and let me out. The machine look really dusty and weathered considering they are supposed to be new units. Check out my practical cycling and cycle touring website: VELOPHILE AUSTRALIA
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideConversation with a person at work yesterday also indicated she has problems opening the cage at her station. She to resort to locking the bike against a fence.
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This is why I always carry two D-locks, a cable, a plastic bag to cover my saddle and a pannier bag to put my accessories in. You never know what sort of security facility you will get to access at the train station. If you're lucky you might get one of the limited enclosed lockers, sometimes there might be room or you might be able to access the Lock'N'Ride.. and for those times you have no other choice but to lock the bike against a rail or a fencer at least you have a good chance of making sure it will all be there when you get back.. Check out my practical cycling and cycle touring website: VELOPHILE AUSTRALIA
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideTook them ages to transfer my access from Maylands to Bayswater. Haven't tried it yet. Maylands is very popular now, usually near-full when I ride past it in the morning now.
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Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideGot an email a month or so ago asking for registered riders not using the Murdoch cage to deregister, did that as I no longer commute to work. Just got another email today, they're still working on the problem, have been monitoring use of the cage and found that there are bikes that appear to be parked there long term, not used for commuting but storage.
It has to be difficult trying to provide parking for bikes and cars at these stations, I know that at the Kwinana station the staff had a policy of removing bikes from the cages if they appeared to be left overnight, this didn't help a mate who worked late one night and we never saw that bike again. I know that not everyone is up to riding to/from the station, some find it easier to commute by bike in one morning, use the bus to get home and the next morning, ride home in the arvo. And I don't see an expansion in bike parking, new cages, to happen any time soon. So the PTA needs to make their system more flexible (allow more than 100 registered riders per cage, allow multiple cage registration, an easier deregistration process, etc) and peoples you need to take care how you park, things are getting messy. Any suggestions? (Printable).
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideI raised issues like this at the public feedback session for the WA Bike Network Plan.
How do you determine that a bike left overnight is storage when it could be the bike at the other end of a train commute? Ie ride to station on one bike use cage + board train with one smartrider, disembark at end station get bike from cage with ANOTHER smartrider and continue to work uni etc. Repeat in reverse. Seems to be a lack of strict follow up on this, policing the regular users from the once a year rider. If the system is discouraging use just by the way it is constructed then the system has to change. The bicycle is a curious vehicle. Its passenger is its engine.
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Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideHad a horror evening with the Lock N Ride at Canning Bridge station. Even thinking about it now after I have gotten home makes my blood boil. I was close to flipping out which is rare as I am a very calm person usually.
Got off the train at 5pm, saw another lady standing next to it on the phone; she pauses to explain that the machine isn't working and won't recognise anyone's smart rider card. I tried myself a few dozen times with no luck. She's been on the help line number for about 15 minutes trying to get in touch with someone to come and open it up. So we call the general assistance line (131608), they tell us it's not their problem and to call another number about the bike shelters (93263170) which is supposed to be for emergencies if you can't get access. Bingo! So we try to call that number and no one answers the phone.. we literally are letting it ring for over 5 minutes an no one answers. So we call the general assistance line again and explain the situation, by now it is around 5:15pm. The assistant person again says there is nothing they can do to help and tries to connect us to the bike shelter services with no luck. They say they will try again and call us back. We get a call back after 15 minutes and they say that they can't get in touch with anyone. We try calling the number again and after a few tries over 15 minutes we finally connect through, however the person we speak to has no idea about bike lockers at the train station.. says he will take our number and pass it onto another person.. another 15 minutes later we get a call from a PTA maintenance guy who says he is stuck in traffic (!?!) in Willetton and will need to drive to another station and take the train up to open the cage, eta ~30-40 minutes. By now it is around 5:45pm and there's a small group of people standing around wanting to get their bike out so they can go home. I call the main info line and explain that I have been waiting for a long time and that I want to go home, so could they please send someone down ASAP. They say they will look into it and call me back. After 10 minutes no one calls back so i call again they say they are aware that there's an issue, that there's nothing they can do and that they don't have a "magic wand" to wave and fix the issue.. so I just have to sit and wait. By 6:10pm (over 70 minutes sitting there next to the bike shelter waiting now with a full bag of groceries going off) the maintenance guy rocks up to open the shelter. However he can't do anything with the machine so he just leaves the gate wide open rather than having to come back every time someone want to retrieve their bike. I understand that sometimes things can go wrong, but this was ridiculous. No one to answer the "emergency" phone line, no backup plan and over an hour standing around before they open it up to let us get our bikes and get home. Plus the snide comments from the lady at the call centre when I explained that this was important and needed to be resolved straight away, not in an hour. This was at Canning Bridge too! Only 7 minutes from the city. Surely they could have sent a security guard down from the Esplanade with a key and get it open and stay with the lockers while they get it fixed? I have now learnt my hard lesson - never again will I use these awful facilities again. I'd rather leave my bike locked up on a fence than be stuck in that sort of situation again. If it wasn't for my knee problems I would ride all the way in every day, however it isn't possible at this time until I heal properly. Check out my practical cycling and cycle touring website: VELOPHILE AUSTRALIA
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideWhat happened to you and others tonight is unacceptable.
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Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideI question the Governments sincerity in addressing this issue. It is also covered in the "Buswell's Bike Plan" thread.
With the public transport system already under capacity, why would the Government want more people using the train? It is better for them to drive. Given the choice, Australian motorist have a proven record of tolerating traffic congestion – as long as it is not caused by cyclists!
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Funny you mention that, as I have thought the same thing many times after being blasted or buzzed by a car even when there is a unoccupied lane right next to me. Anyway, back on topic, I have spoke to Ken Travers (Shadow Transport Minister) today on the phone and had a chat about the situation and how it could have been avoided. I have also spoken to the local press (Southern Gazette) who are going to do an article on the inadequate response by the PTA to resolve this situation. On-site photo shoot next week! Thanks to those how have helped out. Check out my practical cycling and cycle touring website: VELOPHILE AUSTRALIA
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideA certain forum member has made the newspaper over his problems with Transperth bike cage. The full story can be found in the Southern Gazette but here is a snippet.
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideNot sure what that article will achieve, but hopefully it might put a little more pressure on the 'high flyers' to get the management in order so this sort of incident doesn't happen again. I doubt it though.
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Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideelStado, the TransPerth bike storage came up in the Perth Bike Network feedback session on Saturday, with several people indicating it was disappointing that it was not possible to register for more than one station.
You may want to consider sending a link to the article to Minister of Transport, highlighting the issues. Eventually they are going to have to listen.
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The response was that they are working on this ... major software issues was the impression I got. Andrew
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideNever mind registering for more than one station - being able to register for ONE station would be a plus. My daughter tried to register for the Bull Creek cage last week, and today she got an sms saying her application was denied because the database was full and couldn't accept any more records.
Looks like we'll be keeping hold of the junky 'train station' BSO for a bit longer. Riding and writing my way to health and happiness.
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I'd be using one of these anyway - even WITH access to the facility considering that it might not give you access one day and lock you out (skip the middle man and just don't bother using it). Just make sure it's safe to ride, brakes work, chain is lubricated and tyres are pumped up. What else do you need just for a short ride down the road (assuming it's less than 3km). Check out my practical cycling and cycle touring website: VELOPHILE AUSTRALIA
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideYep, all adjusted up and working fine. Problem is there are four members in our family and we already have two or three bikes each - road bikes for exercise, hybrids with baskets & panniers for shopping & school runs, a couple of ebike conversions for heavier loads, etc. Oh well, I guess you can never have too many bikes. The best way to sneak them past the wife is to make sure at least half of them are hers ...
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Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideI notice the large gaps at the bottom of the bayswater cage have been blocked with bars. I guess I wasn't the only one to express concern at how easily accessories could go missing through there.
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Just as a follow up, I received a call from a PTA rep late last week regarding this matter in reply to a written complaint I sent in that evening. The rep was extremely apologetic and said that there had been an investigation into what had transpired and a series of recommendations had been subsequently made in order to prevent this situation from occurring again. They were looking to implement these solutions as soon as possible. One solution they have come up with includes the signs being modified with a different phone number that will connect to another more suitable office (apparently the current one is for the Bull Creek station which rarely has anyone inside to answer during peak hours). It would have been nice if they had sent a reply email to me so I had it in writing, but I am fairly satisfied with the response for now - provided they get it sorted out asap! So for now, user beware. Check out my practical cycling and cycle touring website: VELOPHILE AUSTRALIA
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideA second cage is currently being installed at Currambine.
Re: Transperth Lock'n'RideHi Stuey, is this the development occuring at the very far south end, if so, it may not be a second cage.
We've got an other development occuring at Greenwood, and this 'cage' has a blue roof, and I don't believe the Greenwood addition will be a third cage, potentially it is being developed for motor bikes or pick-up zone.
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Stay safe in the water this summer
Now that school is over, the action will ramp up at backyard and public pools as well as Long Island's beaches. Whether or not the places where you swim are patrolled by lifeguards, some basic tips will help keep you and your children from getting into trouble in the water. First, youngsters should learn to swim. Even 6- and 7-year-olds with proper instruction can swim comfortably in deep water. There are classes at your local Y, at school pools and at a wide variety of county facilities. And parents who can't swim don't exactly set the best example. The basics of swimming aren't difficult to master, so it's never too late to learn. If you have a pool, it should be surrounded by a fence at least five feet high and have gates with childproof latches, to help enforce the first and most important rule at any body of water: Never swim alone. Even expert swimmers, left alone, can cramp up or, worse, stumble, knock themselves out, fall into a pool and drown. Don't allow preschoolers to use inflatable flotation devices, which can deflate quickly if they're punctured, and often seem to give parents an excuse not to watch children as closely as they should. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends "touch supervision" with small children, which is just what it sounds like: making sure they stay within reach. For situations when arms aren't long enough to help a struggling swimmer, keep some kind of reaching device at poolside. Even the lowly leaf skimmer can work, though a metal shepherd's crook is best. And if you plan to throw a pool party or two this summer, you shouldn't leave the safety of a group of swimmers of wide-ranging health and athletic abilities to chance: Take a basic, three-hour class in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, and buy and learn to use an automated external defibrillator, or AED. The vast majority of the 3,500-plus drownings in the nation's pools, lakes and oceans each year are attributable to breathing- and heart-related emergencies.
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Check out this new trailer from A&E on their Bates Motel Mini-Series. It is not only a trailer but a behind the scenes look with the cast and crew.
Official A&E Synopsis: This film intends to give viewers an intimate understanding of how Norman Bates' psyche developed from his childhood through his teen years. Fans will have access to the dark, twisted backstory and learn first hand how his mother, Norma, and her lover damaged Norman, helping forge the most well-known serial killing motel owner in history.
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Just curious...why does the "origin" seem to be filmed in present time? Is this one of those JJ Abrahams Star Trek timeline anomalies where they just throw logic out the window? It would have been better had it been based in the 1950's....
In the commentary they say it is a re imagining of the story set in a contemporary world. I think its a cool concept and I trust A&E so I am in.
I'll watch it, but my expectations are low. Turning an established franchise into a tween marketed product never spurns out a quality product, even if it sells to the mainstream.
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Road tyre recommendationsHi All,
Just joined this and i've never been in a forum before. I'm a road cyclist with a decent bike (to me) running 23's on racing 3's. I've been using garorskins on my old bike for about 2yrs and also got them on the new bike a yr ago and have now worn them out. My bike shop recommended gp4000s as a "summer'tyre which i breifly put on over summer but after a big fall and a few subsequent slippery incidents in summer rain i took them off and immediately felt better balanced on the gatorskins although now i just think my confidence took a beating for a while. I ride through the hills a lot in the east of Melb and the roads aren't always smooth and clean and so puncture resistance is needed and i'm after something that will last a decent milage, i don't race so not looking for the fastest tire but i don't feel that i want something that is un breakable either, guess i'm just after a decent value tyre. So i'd just like to get some opinions on what you guys think. Cheers,
Re: Road tyre recommendationsDon't know what the clearances on your bike are like, but something a little bigger is always a good move too.
I went from GP4000s 23mm to Schwalbe durano P 28mm which I run at 85 psi and the difference is huge. More forgiving on the comfort front and better rolling resistance . So far no issues, wear is pretty good as is grip. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/schwalbe-durano ... city-tyre/ For the record I'd never go back to 23's.
Re: Road tyre recommendations+1 for the Durano's. They roll well, have good resistance to road nasties, and last reasonably well. Their grip is excellent even inthe wet. I run 23's and they are very good.
Re: Road tyre recommendationsAgree that Durano looks like a good tyre. I'm going to try them next.
http://m.road.cc/content/review/58178-s ... urano-tyre
Re: Road tyre recommendationsI've tried a few of the Schwalbe tyre range and had very few problems, other than being able to get consistency on what is available. I have used the Lugano and Blizzard (and another I can't remember) as training tyres and they have been good. I've used Durano and Ultremos as racing tyres and found them to be excellent as well. I did have the durano on the wheel I use on the Mag trainer and it didn't hold up very well, but that is not going to be a problem for you i reckon. I can't recommend any continental tyres, I've had problems with all I've tried. I run Vittoria tublulars on all my tubular sets. These have been very good.
I ride several bicycles, but not at once.
Re: Road tyre recommendationsThe Vittoria Rubino Pro is an excellent training tyre. I get over 5,000km from them and they puncture less often than the Gatorskins on my wet weather bike. They are great value for money and can be bought for $25 from overseas. I do agree that the Schwalbe Durano is excellent as well but much more expensive. I have the Ultremo ZX on my race bike but you would be lucky to get 2,000km from them in training.
Re: Road tyre recommendationsIts funny reading this thread as I have seen plenty of other tyre threads rave about the conti gp4000's so this thread leaves me confused
I have the standard Vittorio Zaffiro Pro's now and I am thinking of upgrading and had settled on a set of the gp4000s but now I am not so sure 2011 Felt F75
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Random sampling is like that... For the record, I have gp4000s on my fun bike and they're great so far. I have Maxxis Refuse on the commuter and they're more puncture resistant but the gp4000s roll and grip far, far better. I'm tempted to try a different tyre after the refuse wear out, but I'm happy with the contis. Cheers, Dave
Re: Road tyre recommendationsGP4000S's here too, highly recommended IME
Re: Road tyre recommendationsI just replaced my GP4000's after only 600km, 4 punctures (bad luck I suppose) and a nasty 3cm gash through the sidewall.
I had read about how these tyres were soo good, which they are, rolling and grippy, until they fail. I know have some harsh Specialized all conditions on. No where near as nice a ride, but no hassles either.
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I had no issues with the GP4000s either, except to say they have a very soft sidewall. I decided to go fatter for comfort and rolling resistance advantages and found the Duranos to be good allround value.
Re: Road tyre recommendationsmmmmm well I only really get out on the weekends with a 60km ride on Saturdays and anything from 60km to 120km on the sunday, no racing. Might try the conti's and was thinking the rubino pro's. I am thinking of getting a set of TWE wheels and wanted a half decent tyre attached to them. I am still saving for the wheels so I dont need to make up my mind on the tyres just yet
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Re: Road tyre recommendationsI get over 3-4000km's(takes about bout 3months) easily on my GP4000s. Last replacement was due to my rear tyre getting slashed but the front is fine and still useable.
Re: Road tyre recommendationsI had a Rubino Pro on my rear wheel to replace the Gatorskin which wore out after 4000km.. within 2 weeks I had 2 flats which left me with 2 holes and a nasty little gash.
I may have just bad luck... I ordered a pair of Rubino 3's and now using my stock Bontragger R1's to the end of winter.. but already have pulled out 3 shards of glass on the rear but not punctures.. I must be a glass magnet -_-
Re: Road tyre recommendationsI am still leaning towards the GP4000s. I am still a month away from ordering the wheels so I could still change my mind
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Re: Road tyre recommendationsGP4000s on my Trek Madone, they seem quite good - and they do roll forever. I'm happy with them so far.
Re: Road tyre recommendationsI train and race on vittoria rubino pros, ever since using them never had a puncture. 1000kms ago . . .
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Re: Road tyre recommendationsMate commented yesterday that while I was pedaling down hill into wind, he was a bit behind snd not in my slip stream but had to touch brakes to stay at same speed and was free wheeling.
I found out tody my tyres were at 60psi but didn't feel flat , just smoother as I had let some out as it was making my teeth rattle ! He's about 100kg on a trek madone carbon and I am 63kg on a avanti alu/carbon. Both running 105. No drag in m wheels as they'll spin for ages when hung on rack. Any ideas other than tyres a bit low ? Can't get them above 8psi as my compressor doesn't have high enough pressure. My tyres are specialized pro(mondo) and are very soft to touch and no tread whatsoever but wouldn't have thought the brand and spec would make that much of a difference ? Sorry for the hijack
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i have exactly that- TWE wheels with Rubino Pro 3's. Cannot complain at all, not a single puncture in 2000k
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I am not unhappy with my zaffiro's so I wont discount the Rubino but from all the reviews I have read the Conti GP4000s get a better write up, provided I am not paying the rrp that is Are you happy with your TWE wheels? 2011 Felt F75
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Very happy. To be honest I went with the rubino pros because the red stripe matched my frame. I used to run pro race 3/4's and have no regret changing to the rubinos. I've even got 2 spare sets (2x2 tyres) waiting for me, that's how happy I am with them.
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It depends on what you want from your tyre. The Vittoria Rubino Pro 3 is a training tyre while the Continental GP4000s is a racing tyre which is more expensive. You will get fewer punctures and better durability from the Rubino Pro 3. However, if you value better rolling resistance and grip over punctures and durability then the GP4000s is your tyre.
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the 40kg difference is where its at, pure physics. noticed the same with a mate who is about 20ks light then me, on a downhill freewheeling ill just pull away.
Re: Road tyre recommendationsThat's what I thought too. Oh well, just need to practice those climbs to negate him there
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I thought I was the only who bought tyres based on colour! My Felt AR4 came new with Rubino Pros with the Orange stripe to match the frame highlights. Last time I needed tyres nobody had Rubinos in orange so I bought Vredestein Tri Comp in orange. They started to delaminate after less than 500ks. I have just bought Maxxis Refuse after discovering they are available in colours (from Pushys) and can't notice any difference in handling or speed over the Vredestein or Rubino but they should be much more puncture resistant.
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ineffective and adverse effects - 1/30/2014 10:12:36 PM I used the product as directed and found very little change in most of my pimples, only a few improved. I developed white spots in the areas where i used this product after a couple of weeks. it looks like i lost some pigment in these areas. I am unable to return this item since it has been over 30 days.Does what it claims - 1/12/2014 8:04:34 AM I am in my 40's and overall have good skin. Every month I get two annoying blemishes on my chin. I bought this product and started using it as sson as I felt them coming on. This month, no blemishes. I did not change any other step in my skincare regime. The Tanda prevented the blemishes from ever surfacing. Very easy to use and well worth the price.This is my secret weapon - 11/9/2013 7:52:05 AM I love Tanda Zap. Whenever I see a blemish coming up I start using it several times a day. By the next day is either gone or has shrink down a little, and after the second day, is gone. Sometimes, the blemish dissapears completely after the first day. I noticed that it depends on the frequency I use it. When I see a pimple come up, I might use it three times within an hour. Then another three times the next hour. Then I forget about it and use it again at night time. In the morning, is gone. I love it.Tanda zap - 8/17/2013 6:15:59 AM This worked for a few days and then failed. I tried new batteries but it still would not workLove it - 2/2/2013 1:35:47 AM It works. I noticed a big difference the very first time I used it. Surprising because I had tried a similar but smaller device. Worked on the white heads and the pimples. Wish the head was larger or covered the whole face. 3 min is a long time if doing multiple areas.waste of money - 9/4/2012 6:37:31 PM I'm not sure it does anything when it works. Batteries last only about l5 zaps (insead of the advertised 50) so I bought a battery charger Now the batteres last only five times in on session. If you use it and put it down the batteries die and have to be recharged. .It's a royal pain to use and I'm not sure it helps anyway.Buyer beware! - 8/17/2012 6:55:21 PM I really didn't ever want to be the person complaining about their purchase online, but this needs to be said in hopes that other people who purchase this don't experience the same issue I did. I started using my Tanda clear 3 weeks ago and was beyond exited because I had read great reviews. My skin is usually well behaved in the spring, fall and winter but the increased humidity in the summer combined with my already oily skin just causes major breakouts every summer, so I decided to give the Tanda clear a try. First of all, the battery doesnt even hold a charge long enough to complete a full treatment cycle (I usually used it on 5 areas of my face, so 15 minutes). But that isnt what bothered me. Ever since I've been using the Tanda my face has broken out in the weirdest rash/acne flare up Ive ever experienced. My problem area was my chin area, so naturally that's where I used the Tanda. Now my entire chin AND even extending up to my cheeks is covered in teeny tiny little bumps that seem to definitely be contagious because they keep spreading. I have never had acne that looks like this before and I am so frustrated because I bought this device thinking it would solve my problem, not add to it. Literally every area that I'd been using the tanda on over the past 3 weeks is covered in these little bumps...I had to schedule an appointment with my dermatologist today it's gotten so bad. Some people (according to reviews) have used this and had amazing results, so of course its just my luck that I would experience worsening effects. Be careful...if you buy this product and notice little bumps forming stop use immediately! I kept using it just thinking it was a break out and that the Tanda would clear it up but it actually had the opposite effect...very disappointing :(- 6/28/2012 3:07:52 PM I liked it when I first received it but unfortunately i had to return it. I found the Tanda to work some of the time. It would not make good contact and the LED light would go on and off. Truthfully I think it has to do with the structure of your face. I had to press so hard that it left red dots all over my face in order to stay lit, I feel bad because I think it works to some degree. I will wait to see if Tanda comes up with a better product.Great Product for Acne Sufferers - 5/19/2012 11:03:59 PM Used it after trying for a month to get rid of cystic acne. Worked wonders & has kept my skin clear since. Also, has helped reduce redness & irritation from my last outbreak. It's definitely a keeper!Great Product - 5/7/2012 10:37:14 AM I love this product. It works. -
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Tanda anti aging therapy involves a red light which promotes collagen production in order to increase firmness and smooth lines and wrinkles. Tanda anti aging light therapy delivers concentrated beams of healing and regenerating light in order to promote positive changes in the skin. The red Tanda LED light can also help your skin heal after blemishes as well as mild trauma and irritation to the skin.
Thanks to greater and greater technological refinement, it's possible these days to benefit from many of the sorts of skincare treatments once restricted to the expensive clinic environment right in the comfort of your own home. The Tanda approach involves the use of refined light therapy to bolster the health and appearance of your skin. Two of the brand's prime focus areas are the anti-aging and anti-blemish departments.
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From the Tanda Zap to the Tanda Luminaze Catalytic Skin Tone Illuminator, the Tanda approach can help you reduce the visibility of wrinkles, blemishes, and other unwanted features of your complexion by tackling their causes at the root and by stoking your skin's natural cell turnover and function. A smoother-to-the-touch, more evenly toned complexion is often the result--and you aren't breaking the bank to the degree that a visit to a dermatological clinic often does! Take advantage of Tanda's cutting-edge technology and embrace the fortifying power of light therapy.


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A meal often eaten by grafters. The meal often includes cheese, crackers, pickled onions, branston pickle, apples, salad, grated carrot and egg.
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The version we got was classic enough for me
Would anybody like to see this early version of Beastman in the Classics line at some point?
I kind of like it.
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The version we got was classic enough for me
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I'd like a red Beastman further down the road as a repaint.
The earlierer version of Beastman didnt last long for a good reason.
The actual classic version seems perfect to me.
I'd buy a red version.
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Nope, we have Beastman. Let's continue on with the rest of the classic figures.
he's too monochromatic. if they did a repaint with red fur instead of orange, that would be okay, but a completely red beast man (excluding stuff like the eyes and mouth) seems a little dull.
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As for Beast Man, that's an interesting idea, but I wouldn't want it until waaaaay down the line. Possibly an early mini-comic multipack. That would be cool: a more Alcala Skeletor, red Beastie, orange Stratos, Green Goddess, and a He-Man in his first appearance (naked save for a loincloth and carrying a spear).
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
Those custom looks awesome MegaGearMax!! Thanks for the pic.
He's built like a gorilla in that early version, stubby legs and longer arms. It would be funny if it wasn't a collar but a mane, and he really was only wearing the bicept armor, and a neclace with teeth and the medalion.
I love my Skeletor but I would buy that Skeletor in a heartbeat.I'd buy a red beastman too but only if they plan on making the other color schemes for other characters like Mer-man,Stratos etc.
they could make at some point (after 1-2 years if the line lasts well) packages of alternative heads set, maybe 4/5 heads together, imagine an Alcala Skeletor, or an Angry Teela, or an Intelligent-looking Prince Adam.. that would be sweet...
.. and a little disturbing to looking at.
That repaint doesn't look half bad. I'd buy it.
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Red Beast Man? No thanx. Those customs are pretty cool though.
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I think those are cool.
Very nice customs. I like the orange Beast Man better. It suits his primitive nature. He looks too much like a devil all red.


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Proudly head out to the game showing off some team spirit with this men's '47 Brand® Winthrop slouch fitted hat! Garment washed to get that "favorite cap" look, it features your #1 NFL® squad's logo embroidered on the front and their name on the bill.
- 100% Cotton
- Embroidered team name on visor
- Eyelets for ventilation
- Fitted cap
- Garment-washed for broken-in look and feel
- Made in China
- NFL team's logo on raised cotton embroidery
- Officially licensed
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