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https://tiz-cycling.io/video/giro-ditalia-2018-stage-19-full-stage/
Such love for that stage. I genuinely changed my honeymoon plans after watching that stage, to go to Turin purely so I could ride finestre. Then went back the following year and did the exact same holiday. I'll do the same this year if I can.
This is nice too, if a bit of PR guff
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that's brilliant, thank you
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Also the cable outer would protect your frame from the movements of the cable and protect the cable from any humidity in the tubes (i think?)
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you should always pick thyme after dark, as night thyme is the right thyme
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canti brakes, 1 1/8 headtube and same geometry as my road bike. turns out for cross I prioritse weight and aesthetics over stiffness
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I was just looking for a photo to prove polydrops aren't hideous - but couldn't and found this instead. I think a perfect of example of someone asking too much from a custom frame
http://rocklobstershop.blogspot.com/2017/02/travel-cx-frame-fork-and-stem-for-france.html
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that sounds very similar to what I got. The only thing I'd suggest is to reconsider a 44mm headtube. If you're tall then it can add a lot of weight to the frame for not much benefit other than the availability of disc forks. Imo 44mm headtubes are totally unessecary on a steel frame and it's really annoying that so few people make 1 1/8 disc forks.
paragon machine works polydrops are a nice solution for rear drops outs too and to an extent future proof against axle size changes
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My local Goregous Brewery are doing 24 bottle cases of Gyrocopter for £40 and other beers for £50 delivered which seems like a pretty good deal to me
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I'm in my second week of the Perky Blenders 6 week coffee club and despite the utterly dreadful brand name the blends of the month have been great. Plus they sponsor a bike team (Stayer) so probably are quite nice people.
https://perkyblenders.com/collections/subscriptions/products/six-week-club?variant=32786566545467
fnugh, that's fantastic. amazing how well that bike's aged.