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I saw a pretty nice trek multi track in true temper ox looking very abandoned today.
Rear wheel was not attached to frame but was locked with it and all buckled. The frame was pretty rusty and certainly looked like it hadn’t moved in some time.
What’s the ethics of me going and trying to get it? I was probably going to ask around some of the houses first see if anyone knew who’s it was or how long it had been there.
Also do hacksaws go through chain locks?
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They changed all the geometry, it got slacker.
They also stopped making it out of Reynolds and used their own stuff that I can’t remember how to spell, probably not much of a difference though.
Tbh though it just looked less aesthetically pleasing to me, and the paint jobs were pretty whack.
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Saw a guy on an orange Brodie frame with Clydesdale fork today, twice!
Surely on here.
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Ah man, I thought maybe I was a trail blazer.
Alas, late to the party, as usual.
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On my search for vegan toast toppings I ended up having marmite, hummus, chilli flakes and a grind of black pepper on some crunchy toast.
A nice covering of marmite on the toast first followed by a very liberal layer of hummus then the chilli and pepper on top.
I think it's amazing and I'd like someone else to try it and see if I'm just crazy.
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Anyone have a 700c straggler fork they are looking to sell? Not concerned about condition
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I'm sure you could.
Tbh I don't mind the high sugar, I only have it on sugary cereal between drops at work for instant carb hits.
Just looks like a chain with a plastic outer, could be a very thick cable though. It had a code lock.
You’d think the code would eventually come back to someone if they set it and forgot temporarily.