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Lush. And it is.. so very dry.

Did maybe 1/2 mile of off road at the weekend and got papped by a local cycle coach

https://youtu.be/60JUFpqtoCA

Go on......

:) gotta have that tuning option for the truck racing this year!

@Howard @jontea long shot on either of you having a DT02 ball diff of a set of alloy shocks you wanna move on?

All change here now that the 1/16 scale scene appears to be mostly dead.

Gonna grab a Tamiya truck for indoor racing and hoping to buy back the one I sold last year for outdoor tracks

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/917322422402982/

SystemSix(?) rat bike on FB marketplace for a bargain £100

Sorry 1 1/8

Damn I wish that had been my size.

Fffuuuuucccckkk that’s good

Lightly used, some rubs from bars and top cap.

100mm 6/84 deg
1-1/8 steerer
31.8mm bar

£40 posted

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its tricky ground, once it gets out of the country there is no way to stop it being passed on

The Mexican is bloody good as an espresso, really balanced. The la Batea -Villamaria natural Colombian if you fancy something fruity forward, Bumbogo Rwandan if deeper acidity and spices is your bag.

Had a couple couple of weeks and a few 100k out on the Billy Bonkers now and they are brilliant, for the price I can’t recommend them highly enough, even at double the price they’d still be excellent value imo.

The latter sounds like any U.K. gravel ride in this dry weather

We have a belter of a decaf on at FCP. http://Www.fcp.coffee

This is a super interesting development, the main issue with coffee and climate change is that Arabica is not exactly hardy, unlike robusta.

So if there is a variety that combines the hardiness of robusta with the flavour potential of Arabica, this can only be a good thing.

The issue will be what happens next, will this become stock for new hybrids and crosses of arabica (which is itself a natural cross) as has been done on numerous occasions between robusta and arabica, or will the plan be to replace arabica with stenopylla? I doubt it’s the latter, and imagine that in the short term it’s the former.

Either way it will be a fair few years until we see stenophylla available for general sale that is of good quality, that’s assuming that Sierra Leone allow it to leave the country.

they have a little damper at the join no? rather than it being a solid coupling?

was that an appeal to sanity on LFGSS? dude, you know better than that. :)

Best Colnago I’ve ever seen, they usually do very little for me. Nice work

Unfortunately missed it and no way I’ll be able to make those times until I stop doing weds deliveries.

I got a bike, that I can ride on gravel but I’d didn’t pay the gravel tax.

Cool, delivery night so maybe straight after if the timing is right, means I’ll be retro grit for aure

Where does one join such rides and what nights are they?

Interesting to see them using the Whoop bands