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Thursday, April 13, 2006
Panopticon Celebrity Smackdown V: When in Rome
Today, we're not only going to have an ancient history lesson, we're going to have a re-enactment. And you can help!
The Story of Empress Messalina
Valeria Messalina was the wife of Claudius, Emperor of Rome (ruled 41-54 A.D.). Unlike such female monarchs as Queen Victoria and Empress Maria Theresa, Messalina has not gone down in history as a model of royal domesticity. Instead, she is remembered as possibly the greatest slut ever to rumple the bedsheets.
The Roman historians Tacitus and Suetonius both describe her as a galloping nymphomaniac with a mercurial temper. If they are to believed, she did the horizontal bop with a fair cross-section of the male population, right under her doting husband's nose. When a potential lover denied her, or a past lover ceased to please her, she was not above mainpulating Claudius into having them executed.
This went on merrily for some quite time until she made the mistake of 1) plotting to have Claudius killed while he was out of town and 2) getting married (in public) to somebody else while this was supposed to be happening. Naughty, naughty.
Claudius, needless to say, was dreadfully annoyed. He had Messalina's co-conspirators executed, and ordered her to commit suicide. She couldn't bring herself to do it, so a helpful tribune stepped in and finished her off.
And that was the end of that.
The most notorious and picturesque of Messalina's endeavors, which is not mentioned in either Suetonius or Tacitus,* was her all-night schtupping contest against Scylla, Rome's chief prostitute. The challenge was to see who could take on the most men in a single night.
As dawn broke, Scylla gave up with the score tied at 25 to 25. Messalina, so it is said, kept on going well into the morning just for the ducks of it.
What Does This Have to Do with the Smackdown?
I'm so glad you asked. I thought it would be a hoot to stage a Messalina vs. Scylla re-match. However, as the two original participants are not available, I've secured stand-ins from the world of entertainment to take their places.
May I present, as the Empress Messalina:
and as Scylla, Queen of the Prostitutes:
Thel, the mom from The Family Circus
One vote equals one boink. Contest ends tomorrow noon.
*I think it's in Pliny, but I don't have a copy and couldn't find on online confirmation. You classicists, help me out if you can.
44 comments:
- Michelene said...
I wouldn't want to be man #25.
- rene said...
I'm going with Messalina (again). That cross-eyed look of dizzy delight combined with the naughty daisy on her hat just says all night bonk-a-thon more than Thel's floating lips.
Although Claudius himself will always be Derek Jacobi to me. - 11:22 AM
- FiberQat said...
What a hoot!! Miss Kvetch versus Perfect Mom. From a historical standpoint, I opted for the underdog (or whatever position was chosen at the time). It helped to have Thel as her representative. She's got to have plenty of stamina after raising 4 toddlers for 50 years.
- David said...
Tough one. Messalina would be obssessing about how large her thighs looked and feeling unattractive, and Scyla would be constantly distracted by Billy's endless questions.
- Yvonne said...
I'm going with Messalina. Thel's got 4 kids -- Billy, Dolly, Jeffy and PJ -- she's not going to have the energy for a boinkathon.
- Jon said...
Definitely Cathy....she's single and single women have loose morals. LOL
- Libby said...
That is my favorite scene in "I, Claudius"!! She was the coolest prostitute EVER.
"Give me something to support my back, Highness, and as they say- let the games begin!"
Or, "The difference between you and me, Greek, is that you are a snob and I am not" - 11:47 AM
- pacalaga said...
Thel needs some sort of adult interaction after spending all day with those annoying kids, so I voted for her, even though I think Messalina herself probably would have won again. (I just despise Cathy so deeply that I can't support her in any way.) People who do it for the love of the game always win out over people who do it for money.
(I thought Scylla was a crushing rock near Charybdis, on the only way home from wherever Odysseus had been for those 25 years.) - 11:52 AM
- Stitchy McYarnpants said...
I've always thought that Thel was a super-freak in the sack. I can very easily picture her in thigh-high patent leather boots and a spiked collar with the dad strung up in a very intricate contraption made of belts and straps and zippers and large, shiny buckles.
Does that make me weird? - 12:15 PM
- Vivienne said...
Juvenal's Satire VI, approximately lines 115-135 (it's one of the more corrupt passages and I don't have a Latin text handy) describes the contest.
- Lisa said...
Has Cathy ever gotten any?
- Franklin said...
You rock, Vivienne.
- Holly @Home said...
For once I've heard of the classical versions but not the modern counterparts so can't join in ..Mum has one question..what the heck did they do for raging thrush and cystitis in those days ? She saw this competition in "I Claudius" many moons ago and says she thought must be like being let loose in a Malteser factory ( a strange candy with honeycomb covered in chocolate)...i.e you'd be sick afterwards.
- Anonymous said...
You've outdone yourself this time, Franklin. This is absolutely twisted.
-Lynn in Tucson - 1:23 PM
- Carol said...
Definitely the Family Circus lady. When Dad comes in and asks "Who's that f*cking your mother?" Billy will reply, "Not Me."
- Jax said...
I'm voting for the woman with real stamina. A mom of four who isn't a blubbering fool by the end of the day could easily outlast a whiner who can't make it though choosing her spring purse without collapsing in exhaustion.
- LeighB in Atlanta said...
Ditto Jax and Stitchy. I doubt Cathy could even have sex with the lights on.
- Bonnita said...
It has to be Thel. Ever since she had the new doo, she been feeling sexy. I bet she's a screamer too.
- Anonymous said...
thel is SUCH a priss - bet ya she "lies back and thinks of england" when her spouse demands her to give it up. and she has NEVER slept around; religious girls always submit to their spouses.
now, cathy, on the other hand, has had several guys in her lifetime. true, she has trouble buying clothes and working out. but give her some chocolate and she is yours for the taking!
ditto rene, yvonne, and jon.
what does dolores have to say on this issue? - 3:19 PM
- Janice in GA said...
Ya know, I didn't know the Family Circus mom's name was Thel. But I did know about Messalina and Scylla. :)
- Anonymous said...
Cathy's a weenie.
But Thel, she reminds of that sickly poem about how god making mothers.
LaurieM - 4:14 PM
- Rana said...
Thel. She's _had_ those four kids, and she likes to wear tight sweaters, and she's cooped up with the kids for hours on end, with no other outlet for her pent-up emotions.
Cathy, on the other hand, dithers, whines, and scares men away with her weird obsessions, and would probably rather be eating ice cream in her yoga pants. - 4:37 PM
- Nelly Olsen said...
This has absolutely nothing to do with today's post, Franklin, but did you see the reference to Dolores in the April 10 New Yorker? It's in The Talk of the Town on page 30 in the entry titled "Pinup Dept.-Whipped Again." The whipped cream must have been a bit messy.
- Vivienne said...
I knew there was a reason why I spent all that money on my very own Oxford Classical Dictionary. It's just that at the time I thought it would be more to do with studying for an MA than checking references for comparative strangers on other continents.
Oh well. I don't know if I'd manage to buy it now. It was in those long-ago (3 years) days when, although I could knit (I cannot remember not being able to), I did not have or need a yarn budget. - 5:01 PM
- ann said...
I believe it may be in Juvenal - or at least he calls her a whore in satire 6.
- Elizabeth said...
I can't imagine either of your characters even getting through with guy number one. I can't vote. Well, the Family Circus mom at least had to have a few rounds to have those kids. I doubt if Cathy ever scored.
How about June Morgan (Rex's wife) vs. Mary Worth?
Page Fox (Foxtrot) vs. Luanne? - 6:06 PM
- Leslie said...
wait a minute -- did anony say that Jon, rene and yvette will give out for chocolate? (wish I had known...)
And Jon? You have to keep up, honey -- Cathy's married to Irving now.
Franklin, I didn't know that you were old enough for Messalina to have given you her autograph ;)
I feel like Thel - so many little things needing attention. - 6:24 PM
- gaile said...
ugh, i have to vote for cathy, although it's the lesser of two evils, but all I can think of is "family circus. bottom right hand corner, just waiting to suck"
- Taphophile said...
Hmm, never heard of Thel and I hate Cathy. Which one knits? Obviously the knitter would win, she has stamina and focus and besides, fn men is SO much easier than fn lace.
- Pawdua said...
Thel is a mom and she's got stamina and determination over Cathy's whining. I can just see the I dunno ghost/figure floating around when Daddy asks Billy where is Mommy?
- Mel said...
As a relatively newlywed, Cathy is probably to wrapped up in that. Hell, she's usually too wrapped up in herself anyway. Underneath all Thel's quiet domesticity, though, beats the heart of a wild beast. It is always the quiet ones, after all.
- Jean said...
My resources don't reach to the source of the story, either. Juvenal X has an amusing passage about how Messalina used to sneak out at night and serve as a Working Girl in a local brothel, but nothing that I can see about a competition. I don't have Suetonius' "Claudius" -- could the story be in there? Could it have been (plausibly) invented by the author of "I, Claudius", whose name escapes me at the moment?
The fact that there are other people among your commentators who have heard of Messalina (but not, in my case, of her competition with Scylla) and not of the cartoon characters, makes me feel much as God must have when he saved Sodom.
Love Jean - 2:49 AM
- Vivienne said...
It's in "Claudius the God", by Robert Graves - but Graves specifically says in his introduction that he hasn't made anything up, and lists a selection of his sources. But Graves may or may not be telling the truth at any point, and finding a story like this in classical sources has less to do with anything Messalina and Claudius may actually have done than with characterising them as Bad Girl and Weak Emperor. (I once wrote an essay on how Suetonius' deathbed scenes effectively sum up the emperor in question. Good emperors die in bed of natural causes. Claudius was poisoned by his next wife, who was also the mother of Nero. Nuff said)
- Sean said...
Cathy is too neurotic and what's that they say about still waters running deep. There's too much cals with Thel.
- Helen said...
According to an online calorie counter, if we guesstimate Cathy at 145 lbs., she burns 62 calories per boink. 62 x 25 = one Chipotle Grill run.
My money is on Cathy. - 8:46 AM
- marie in florida said...
i vote Thel cuz anywoman that can handle four kids, a household and a hubby can handle all nighters; plus, you know, the quiet ones run deep
- Mhairi said...
Now I know why you did Classics at College!!!!!! Imagine an essay on that contest .
Too young to remember I,Claudius (sternly religious parents wouldn't watch it anyway), and have not idea who these two contestants are (my offspring have my brains now!).
But I do wish I had either ladies energy and stamina though would probably not use either for the activity those ladies opted for (not to that extent anyway!!)
Oh well back to the knitting! - 9:26 AM
- paranee said...
I really think Cathy would be too much of a a worrier and a talker in bed to really do much schtupping. Thel on the other hand seems to understand the value of keeping quiet and demure as well as the improtance of keeping up certain family values, which might actually by a disguise. In bed, Thel might be quite the vocalist.
- rene said...
Chocolate, eh?
I don't know about Jon and yvette, but I hadn't realized I was that cheap a date. - 11:13 AM
- sahara said...
Under her doting husband's nose? The emperor?
I find it amazing that she could have screwed a good part of the male population without her husband finding out. The men didn't talk? The sensation of sex, mingled with the fear of death, must be awfully powerful. - 11:30 PM
- Anonymous said...
It's quite difficult to find the sources for that story. In Juvenal, one can find that Messalina worked, on a regular basis, as a prostitute, but there's nothing about the competition with Scylla. In Pliny (10,172), the competition is narrated, but the name Scylla does not occur. So if anyone knows, where the name "Scylla" is to be found, please tell me. (email@example.com). Thanks
- Anonymous said...
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Neat little treats!
By fyrfly7
from San Diego, CA
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These are nice, bite sized treats my dog enjoys. It's great they're made only from cheese, one ingredient. My little rat companion enjoys these as well!
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My chow chow, Riley, who is 13 loves these little cheese treats! We have a stash in the house and in the car at all times and she expects them every time we get in the car :)
By Westiemom
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The best healthy treats I have found anywhere. I've been buying them for over a year.
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My Andy is a picky little guy. I have gone through every treat in the stores and there was 1 jerky stick he would eat. Although he gets treats only about once or twice a day I didn't feel they were healthy for him. I bought these on special figuring if he didn't like them I would donate or send them to my daughter for her dogs. This picky little dog LOVES them. I like they are crunchy since being an older small dog with tummy issues he is on wet food. They are well worth the cost because he loves them and they last a really long time. They are perfect.
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It makes dogs listen!!!
By Pugsmom
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My stubborn pugs ALWAYS listen when I call "cheesies!". Also, 1 of my dogs has allergic reactions to dairy, but he can eat these without an issue. Pugs LOVE cheese!Pure ingredients with no grains. I am a fan for life (and so are the puggies).
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By Westie mom
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My Westie has liver disease and can only eat pure cheese. Bought thru need and have bought nothing else for a year for both my dogs. They love them! If they taste as good as they smell, I'm tempted to try myself every time I open the treat jar.
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We use as a special treat for good listening. Great with training and all around tasty snack. I have been known to have one on occasion. Nothing in it but cheese- what's not to like?
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By Frida & Danco
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- Great for small dogs. You can give them 3-4 and they last forever.- Dogs love the cheesy flavor- Only drawback is they are crunchy so crumbs could go into carpet.
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The hardest part is getting the bag open before being mauled by my guys! I use it for special training, like balancing a treat on the nose, fast fast recall, and training for other tricks to use in therapy dog visits
I buy this product again and again
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I use this both when training or just as a special treat. My dog just loves them. She will do just about anything I ask her to do to have one of these! I like that they are 100% natural and seem healthier than other types of treats.


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Tardis or Body Bag?Travelling overseas next year to Europe with two touring MTBs and we need to keep the weight down. The bikes will have rear racks and probably front racks (these may be removed). I have had it suggested to us that a bag is going to be better than boxing the bikes as the boxes are quite heavy. I'm considering the Ground Effect bags but not sure which to go for. The Tardis is maybe more robust (?) but requires the bike to be pulled down more. My bike has a long wheelbase and may not fit into the 115cm length of the bag. Otherwise it would be the Body Bag, which is bigger and only requires the front wheel to be removed (plus probably seat post, handlebars maybe).
Any experience or recommendations on these bags or others would be valued. Thanks. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?I have a body bag which I've used on a few flights with my roadie. You need to remove the pedals, front wheel and bars, I don't have to remove the seat. I used some twin core cardboard to provide a bit more protection from side intrusion and wrapped the bike in bubble wrap. I was able to stuff assorted other items into the bag, helmet, backpack and lots of dirty laundry on the way home!
The resulting package was quite large and was awkward to move around especially as I had other luggage. Fitting some kind of wheel to one end would help. They pack into quite a small parcel when empty so are easy to travel with once you're where you want to be and have binned the additional padding.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?Hi il Padrone,
I did mean to post a review of the Tardis from Ground effect and the Torpedo 7 bike bag. We bought both bags prior to taking our bikes on their first plane trip to Cairns earlier in the year. Both bikes travelled well, the tardis was quite sufficient for a road bike, the Torpedo 7 bike WAY too big; not sure about mountain bikes. I would not hesitate in getting another Tardis for a road bike. Thanks for the prompt, I will complete the review in next few days and post it up. Merida 903 from the LBS; Diesel engine
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Re: Tardis or Body Bag?My bike looks like this:
and like this when loaded. It may be like this in Europe, or may be just rear panniers. We will be carrying camping gear, tent etc. So the Tardis maybe a bit inadequate - very time consuming to remove all racks, mudguards, lights, wheels etc. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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il Padrone, have you looked into getting a smaller hair dryer? they can take up an awful lot of unnecessary space Merida 903 from the LBS; Diesel engine
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crew cut removes the need for the hair dryer
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?No, it's my wife who carries the hair dryer
But seriously, that rig was packed for a long weekend away, carrying a reasonable amount of food. It doesn't hamper me but the damned airlines won't come at a 'total package' payload weight limit. If they'd do this I would carry the bike plus 30kgs of gear easily onto the plane with my low handicap In Europe we may be able to travel a fair bit lighter, just buying food day-to-day. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?I've had one of these Neil Pryde bags for several years
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Reviews.aspx?ModelID=5539 It's transported my mountain bike from Melbourne - Santiago - Falkland Islands - UK - Australia. It's also transported a couple of other bikes back and forth from Melbourne to Hobart. I've never had any damage to the bikes it has transported, and it has basically no wear and tear from luggage handing. It has wheels at one end of the bag which with a bit of adjusting of the shoulder strap you can then push or pull the whole bag around airports etc. It also has a nice array of internal pockets for tools etc, and separate removable wheel bags. There's also plenty of space for extra gear once you have the bike in. It does require removal of the front wheel, pedals, and the handlebars from the stem, and the seat post to be dropped but this only takes five minutes worth of work at the other end to fix up. The bag is pretty well padded, but I've always fitted plastic plugs to the forks, and wheel axles before transporting, as well as protecting the chainrings and derailers with rags or bubblewrap. The big issue I can see for you though, is if you go for the body bag option, you'll then have to stash it somewhere as carrying it around whilst you tour isn't really an option. A box on the other hand you can ditch, and then pick up another one easily at any bike shop when required. De Rosa Macro | Trek Superfly 100AL Elite | Claud Butler Sovereign
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?Thanks for the ideas about the Neil Pryde bag. Looks interesting, but it is now discontinued. Shucks!
One thing that I am wary of with either bag or a box is the weight. The Qantas bike box is very sturdy, but very weighty at >3kgs. Some bike bags are built to coset valuable race bikes and have internal frames making them 4.5kgs and more. I do not want this and we need to keep weight to a minimum to be able to take the bikes plus personal clothing plus camping gear. The Body Bag can fold down to A4 size (1.2kgs) and we could easily carry them strapped onto our rear rack. The bike shop box idea is not so good. I did that once when we went to Tassie. Boxes from the bike shop in Hobart were all ridiculously small - they're often from smaller kids bikes and the current crop of compact road bikes. It was a nightmare to squeeze four touring bikes into the boxes (the kids were not able to really help too much so I was rather stressed by the end of it all) . Qantas boxes are a wonderful size (but heavy as I said), then you need to find somewhere to store them at the destination. 12 weeks is a bit long to reliably store them at a YHA Currently I am considering options - maybe I take the old Shogun Metro hybrid, set it up for touring; and my wife could nick my daughter's barely used Trek 7.3FX which is 3kgs lighter than her MTB and quite well set up for touring. Or else we could look into hiring some touring bikes in Italy - but for 12-13 weeks ?? Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?I've written a bit about using my Tardis; here's a bit that will give you an idea. I'd guess your wheelbase is a touch longer than mine, but it's a bag and can change shape. My bike certainly doesn't fit in without bulging in places and being floppy in others.
I carried the folded Tardis with me. It weighs 1.5kg from memory, and is about the size of a ream of A4 paper when folded. Because I had it with me, I didn't have to worry about finding a bike box when I put it onto the train/plane etc. The dismantling/reassembly does take a fair bit of time. I can do it in about 30mins at a casual pace, or 20mins if in a hurry. I usually take 45mins because I'm a slow mover. Here's a link later in the journal showing me assembling the bike.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?Thanks for that Pete. So you whipped the mudguards off and secured them to the wheels in the bag? I have a tail-light on my rear rack, but it is hard wired right through from the dynohub (no connectors along the frame) and the cable is cable-tied to the rack strut. Thus removing the rack gets fiddly = time consuming. The Tardis seems more difficult to use for me and I'm more keen on a bag like the Body Bag.
Have you tried your Nomad in the Tardis? Mine would be very similar size to yours. Last edited by il padrone on Tue Nov 06, 2012 12:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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I'm not surprised by that, the bike market in little 'ole Hobart is pretty small after all. However I presume you'll be flying into a major city in Europe so I reckon you'd find one of a decent size without too much fuss. Europeans love their sturdy upright utility bikes which have pretty generous frames. Having touted a bike around the world myself the weight issue is an a*se, but for me if I were using a body bag, or a tardis, I'd want to have a fair bit of extra padding to protect things (which is probably anal). Once you factor that in then your potentially looking at the weight that a decent box would be anyway. Also the advantage of box is once you've bubblewrapped the chain rings and derailer (pretty minimal in terms of weight) you can then stuff your gear pretty successfully in and around the bike. For that length of time, financially you'd be better off buying something second hand over there and then flogging it off when you've finished. The few days spent sorting it out at either end of the trip wouldn't impact on your itinerary greatly. De Rosa Macro | Trek Superfly 100AL Elite | Claud Butler Sovereign
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?Thanks for the ideas. All good vaue for me.
I really do like the CTC's recommendation for travelling with a touring bike and packing it. There is a clear logic behind it, and it does work - I know having transported my bike several times by air around Australia in the 80s with nothing more than the handlebars turned and pedals reversed. I'm just not sure what sort of reaction there would be from Melbourne Airport check-in staff. It seems boxes for bikes are almost mandatory (like our local attitudes to the h*****s) Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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There's more than a few touring folk out there who advocate this approach. Part of me would be nervous if it were my bike, but realistically I reckon you'd be fine 99/100 times. Hey, if your airline accepted this sort of packaging, couldn't you just take your bike into Melbourne airport, and get it wrapped up at that big glad-wrapping station for bags, that they put in after people were panicking after the whole alleged bag tampering, Schapelle Corby business? Just a thought... I guess one problem though is that if your bike is wrapped up, then that's your one piece of luggage gone, and you've still gotta get the panniers on somehow. De Rosa Macro | Trek Superfly 100AL Elite | Claud Butler Sovereign
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Can't help you much with bike transport apart from suggest a new bike shipping carton from a bike shop, maybe get two and staple/gaffer tape them together to make them wider. What is that black box on the down tube under the front bottle? I'm guessing that bike has a hub dynamo so doesn't need a battery.
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Yes, I have a SON28 dynohub. The black box is a B&M E-werk charger, to charge mobile phone, Ipad, mp3 player, digital camera..... and my Powermonkey Extreme 900mA lithium battery to charge any of these separately. It rectifies AC from the hub to DC for charging and means I'm pretty independent of power supplies in remote locations. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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No wonder you carry so much luggage Very nice set up you have there even the brooks saddle
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?So, what does Qantas charge for a bike box? Virgin charges $15 for a box, if one could I would just ditch the old box on landing and get a new one on the way home, eaiser then trying to store or carry a bike box/bag. My thoughs anyway.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?1. Not flying Qantas. Emirates have a much more generous luggage limit, don't know whether they sell boxes. I have a Qantas box that I used to and fro Alice Springs - still at least one more flight in it. They cost $20 from Qantas.
2. The boxes are very big. Advantages and disadvantages. Great to fit a bike in easier, but I still had to remove front wheel, mudguard, front racks, handlebars and the headlight. At the destination the flattened box is huge to store. As I said earlier, I want to keep the weight down - the Qantas box is >3kgs. You are right, it's not a big price to throw away but the ability to obtain a box at the other end for the return is the big question. I still am not convinced that a bike box from a bike shop will be a satisfactory fit. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Not a problem. Emirates allow 30kgs to Europe, no limit on the number of pieces. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Yup. Fenders just sit on top of the tyres. Both racks removed with the rear inserted to provide a bit of squash protection. I unplug my rear light at the light. I have a bit of 1/2" retic pipe cable tied under the rack that I run the cable through and it gets wrapped around the rack stay where the cable leaves the frame. If I can, I'll take a photo. For your setup, would it be possible to add a connector/plug where the cable leaves the frame and runs up the rack? Yes, it's an added place for a problem, but if it's a good plug, it's unlikely to be a problem. I put cardboard down the outside of each of the wheels. I also put a stip of strongish cardboard all around the bike inside the bag to give it more squash resistance. I get this cardboard from anywhere; it's always been easy to come by. I'd recommend some of those little plastic plugs that go inside axles, otherwise the axles have a tendency to pierce through the bit of neoprene (I'm guessing it's neoprene) on the bag. When I've forgotten these, I've folded up a glossy pamphlet and used an elastic band to keep them in place. This worked fine. I take the stem off and use a couple of spacers to re-secure the fork. I could otherwise remove the handlebars and leave the stem. I remove the disk rotor on the front wheel, but had to leave the rear one on once when I rounded out the Torx heads on the Rohloff thingywotzit. I managed to pack everything so that the rotor was safe, and have been doing it this way ever since. I leave my saddle on, but lower the seat post to where the bidon cage bolts go through the seat tube. I wrap the precious leather of the saddle in something soft though. Pedals off. Cranks left on. The belt pulley doesn't have any sharp bits though and is laterally quite stiff because of it's profile; I imagine a sharp chainring would at least need protecting, if not removal, depending on how it packs up. The chainring will be at the top of the bag when it's packed.
I don't have a Nomad, just the modified Charge Duster. It's a medium sized frame from memory. It looks to me as if your chainstays might be longer than mine, so it might be a bit tighter. I reckon it'll go easily enough though. It will poke out in places and sag in others, but it should fit. I know a 193cm kiwi that transports his FS mountain bike in one all the time. Without racks though of course.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?Just as an addition:
I used this bag for a short trip in Southern WA a while ago. I took my expedition bike, and my wife took her Bike Friday NWT. We flew her bike in its suitcase, which worked well because we could leave the bike with my family in Perth while we rode. When we got the train and bus down to Pemberton though, we "quick folded" the Bike Friday and transported it in the Tardis; the quick fold take about 20secs and doesn't involve any disassembly, racks etc remain in place. Anyway, getting off the bus, it was a simple matter to unwrap the Bike Friday, unfold it, clip on the panniers and ride off. My bike however took about 30mins. I guess I'm saying that there might be scope for these bags to be used with folding bikes and plane flights. I'd like to explore the option more.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?I have two tardis if you want to try them. Let me know. I'd try the bike box from LBS option too though.
Re: Tardis or Body Bag?Hi, Wondered what happened on the Tardis? I'm travelling to Germany in May with my Tout Terrain Silk Road, which has integrated rack, and the Body Bag is probably a better size for it. I'm also flying with Qantas and they specify a box but the return flight is with Emirates.
Luckily I get 2 pieces of luggage as I'm Silver FF and am putting all my panniers in an Osprey Airporter.
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Citations Kiddoo D (2011). Nocturnal enuresis, search date February 2010. BMJ Clinical Evidence. Available online: http://www.clinicalevidence.com. Katz ER, DeMaso DR (2011). Enuresis (bed-wetting). In RM Kleigman et al., eds., Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics, 19th ed., pp. 71–73. Philadelphia: Saunders Elsevier.
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