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OT - Mountain Biking
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I use an all plastic saddle ill send pictures over shortly
Long Island NY
1 XL BGE 12/17, 1 LG BGE 3/18, 1 MM BGE 3/18 -
Yep, more padding actually makes you get sores and is worse for your bum. Those big gel seats are only good for short trips, not real riding. I posted my seats earlier in the thread and although they don’t look comfortable they are, the seat on my hardtail race bike hardly has any padding at all. Like you said, you get used to it.. I can be on the bike for several hours and my legs will hurt before anything else.milesvdustin said:Just gotta build your butt up to it. First few rides you will be sore. I have an old selle italia seat, its like a rock. Comfortable when you get used to it. -
I ride my road bike mostly. I just picked up the mountain bike this summer. It’s more for all terrain riding - I’m too old for hard core stuff.
Coleman, Texas
Large BGE & Mini Max for the wok. A few old camp Dutch ovens and a wood fired oven. LSG 24” cabinet offset smoker. There are a few paella pans and a Patagonia cross in the barn. A curing chamber for bacterial transformation of meats...
"Bourbon slushies. Sure you can cook on the BGE without them, but why would you?"
YukonRon -
my full suspension scott that ive been using for the last 2 seasons (although this year Ive only road 4 times so far but getting back into it now)
Long Island NY
1 XL BGE 12/17, 1 LG BGE 3/18, 1 MM BGE 3/18 -
Hearing you guys talk about riding is inspiring. I used to ride 200+ a week, raced mountain bikes and trained on the road. An out of the blue bout with Vertigo took me off a few years back and have not been able to get back to it. Vertigo is a real problem in a 30 mile an hour paceline. My sub 15lb Time Pro Team and two Marin mtn bikes are just art in the garage now. I do love my Egg though.Xl bge ,LG bge, two 4' crusher cone fire pits. Weber Genisis gasser and
Two rusty Weber kettles.
Two Rivers Farm
Moncure N.C. -
Retired the Ron Cooper, Franklin tandem, Serotta, Daimler and mountain bikes for Catrike recumbent trikes..The miles never stops.Large, small and mini now Egging in Rowlett Tx
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rockhopper here, took off the stupid mountain bike seat and put on a nice brooks saddle. i use it as a road bike. used to put a few hundred miles a week on a schwinn supersport racer but theres no time for that these days, probably put an hour or two on the rockhopper a year now
fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it -
put saddle bags on the rockhopper for the beers as well
just a question, why no kickstands anymore
fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it -
xtra weight,no buenofishlessman said:put saddle bags on the rockhopper for the beers as well just a question, why no kickstands anymoreXl bge ,LG bge, two 4' crusher cone fire pits. Weber Genisis gasser and
Two rusty Weber kettles.
Two Rivers Farm
Moncure N.C. -
fishlessman said:just a question, why no kickstands anymore
An Aluminum kickstand doesnt weigh much- if your on just a street cruiser why not. Why they arent on MTB is because they would get shook to hell and maybe open, slide left/ right and get in the way of a pedal.XLBGE, LBGE, Charbroil Gas Grill, Weber Q2000, Old Weber Kettle, Rectec RT-B380, Yeti 65, Yeti Hopper 20, RTIC 20, RTIC 20 Soft Side - Too many drinkware vessels to mention.
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i can see it on the mtn bike. last two road bikes it really annoyed me it wasnt therexfire_ATX said:fishlessman said:just a question, why no kickstands anymore
An Aluminum kickstand doesnt weigh much- if your on just a street cruiser why not. Why they arent on MTB is because they would get shook to hell and maybe open, slide left/ right and get in the way of a pedal.
fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it -
For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.Pittsburgh, PA. LBGE
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bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.fishlessman said:put saddle bags on the rockhopper for the beers as well just a question, why no kickstands anymore
When you are pedaling up hill every ounce matters. You will never see a kick stand on any serious cyclist's bike.bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.Xl bge ,LG bge, two 4' crusher cone fire pits. Weber Genisis gasser and
Two rusty Weber kettles.
Two Rivers Farm
Moncure N.C. -
not everyones a serious cyclist, used to do a ton of miles getting places, it was never about the ride for me, it was a destinationfrazzdaddy said:bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.fishlessman said:put saddle bags on the rockhopper for the beers as well just a question, why no kickstands anymore
When you are pedaling up hill every ounce matters. You will never see a kick stand on any serious cyclist's bike.bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.
fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it -
googled my first road bike, wish i still had it. schwinn supersport in sunset orange, with a kickstand, the short fenders, the dropdown AND crossbar brakes
back when you only needed ten speeds this one even has the black brooks saddle like the one i had
fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it -
@fishlessman I hear ya. I wish I still had this Peugeot I bought in college. (Pic nabbed from the web) I also wish I had kept the old wool jerseys...
Coleman, Texas
Large BGE & Mini Max for the wok. A few old camp Dutch ovens and a wood fired oven. LSG 24” cabinet offset smoker. There are a few paella pans and a Patagonia cross in the barn. A curing chamber for bacterial transformation of meats...
"Bourbon slushies. Sure you can cook on the BGE without them, but why would you?"
YukonRon -
Mountain biking is fun...
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That was my first road bike. I loved that bike!SciAggie said:@fishlessman I hear ya. I wish I still had this Peugeot I bought in college. (Pic nabbed from the web) I also wish I had kept the old wool jerseys...Xl bge ,LG bge, two 4' crusher cone fire pits. Weber Genisis gasser and
Two rusty Weber kettles.
Two Rivers Farm
Moncure N.C. -
fishlessman said:
not everyones a serious cyclist, used to do a ton of miles getting places, it was never about the ride for me, it was a destinationfrazzdaddy said:bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.fishlessman said:put saddle bags on the rockhopper for the beers as well just a question, why no kickstands anymore
When you are pedaling up hill every ounce matters. You will never see a kick stand on any serious cyclist's bike.bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.
True and you are right. I was more so addressing the why no kickstand question.fishlessman said:
not everyones a serious cyclist, used to do a ton of miles getting places, it was never about the ride for me, it was a destinationfrazzdaddy said:bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.fishlessman said:put saddle bags on the rockhopper for the beers as well just a question, why no kickstands anymore
When you are pedaling up hill every ounce matters. You will never see a kick stand on any serious cyclist's bike.bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.Xl bge ,LG bge, two 4' crusher cone fire pits. Weber Genisis gasser and
Two rusty Weber kettles.
Two Rivers Farm
Moncure N.C. -
I've got the Yeti SB6 and its a sweet bike. I go to the Tribe Gathering in Colorado, its the only time the suspension comes close to maxing out!U_tarded said:
Nice stash. Moutain bike forums are worse than this place for wallet genocide. I’ve only got like 200 miles on mine and it will be slow until it cools off a bit, but I’m already eyeing a yeti fs they have at the LBS because I spend too much time looking at bikes and trail videos on YouTube. -
Just started last month . Knees can’t take running anymore
1 Large Egg, Blackstone griddle
Belgium...........The Netherlands??
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Picked up a new Stumpjumer ST 29er two weeks ago. Upgraded significantly this time, first 29er, and first time riding a dropper post. I am a very happy rider! I will take it to Colorado next month, and Arkansas in the fall.
"Bacon tastes gooood, pork chops taste gooood." - Vincent Vega, Pulp Fiction
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That’s a nice bike for sure! My current do it all bike is a ‘17 RIP9. Been eyeing the new Ibis Ripmo but with an 8 month old and 2.5 year old getting a lot of riding in is tough so been resisting any new bikes. Luckily I have a great trail system I can ride to from my garage. My Egging has become more frequent now though so at least there’s that silver lining. All my spare time used to be dedicated to bikes.ScarletFire said:
I've got the Yeti SB6 and its a sweet bike. I go to the Tribe Gathering in Colorado, its the only time the suspension comes close to maxing out!U_tarded said:
Nice stash. Moutain bike forums are worse than this place for wallet genocide. I’ve only got like 200 miles on mine and it will be slow until it cools off a bit, but I’m already eyeing a yeti fs they have at the LBS because I spend too much time looking at bikes and trail videos on YouTube.
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SB66 rider here. Haven't been to the Tribe since it was in Minturn - that's my old stomping grounds for a couple of decades so it was fun to hang there and see old and new friends...ScarletFire said:
I've got the Yeti SB6 and its a sweet bike. I go to the Tribe Gathering in Colorado, its the only time the suspension comes close to maxing out!U_tarded said:
Nice stash. Moutain bike forums are worse than this place for wallet genocide. I’ve only got like 200 miles on mine and it will be slow until it cools off a bit, but I’m already eyeing a yeti fs they have at the LBS because I spend too much time looking at bikes and trail videos on YouTube. -
Then I guess this is out of the question...frazzdaddy said:bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.fishlessman said:put saddle bags on the rockhopper for the beers as well just a question, why no kickstands anymore
When you are pedaling up hill every ounce matters. You will never see a kick stand on any serious cyclist's bike.bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.
Signal Mountain, TN -
It's hard to get back on a bicycle after riding motorcycles. You kick your leg over your bike like you do a motorcycle. Than you start pedaling. A mile feels like forever. I think it's just my mindset and riding position of a bicycle/motorcycle that they feel similar in a way that it makes bicycle riding annoyingly slow. Which is my fault and brain telling me this. I really should find more interesting places to ride other than sidewalks next to a street. Which makes me wish I was on a motorcycle going faster...."The pig is an amazing animal. You feed a pig an apple and it makes bacon. Let's see Michael Phelps do that" - Jim Gaffigan
Minnesota -
Had to buy an old man bike (Bad Back) Jamis Citizen 2. Have about 3,000 miles on it. Took two red wasps to the forehead and face on a morning run!
Large BGE, 2 Tier Adjustable Swing Rack System, three (3) bricks from Home Depot for raised direct, Blackstone 22" Griddle - Finally have a decent cooking area!
Dallas, TX
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Ouch @Scott805! Riding bikes is riding bikes so good for you getting out there and earning your BBQ calories. I got stung by a bee that got caught in my helmet a few years ago the day before a Vegas trip, I wore a hat all weekend in the pool to cover what looked like a giant zit but was a sting on my forehead.
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TN_Egger said:
Then I guess this is out of the question...frazzdaddy said:bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.fishlessman said:put saddle bags on the rockhopper for the beers as well just a question, why no kickstands anymore
When you are pedaling up hill every ounce matters. You will never see a kick stand on any serious cyclist's bike.bikesAndBBQ said:For road bikes they probably aren’t there to save weight and to keep the bike looking clean. I don’t get the whole weight thing for bikes. The heaviest thing you put on your bike is you. If I cared about weight I wouldn’t drink beer and eat BBQ. For touring bikes or commuters that run panniers, the average kick stands can actually cause harm to the frame. I think that is why a lot of bikes don’t come with them.this works even better
fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it -
I've been a Yeti guy for years, starting with a 575, but those Ibis bikes are sick, and I almost switched. Their frames are works of art.Cornholio said:
That’s a nice bike for sure! My current do it all bike is a ‘17 RIP9. Been eyeing the new Ibis Ripmo but with an 8 month old and 2.5 year old getting a lot of riding in is tough so been resisting any new bikes. Luckily I have a great trail system I can ride to from my garage. My Egging has become more frequent now though so at least there’s that silver lining. All my spare time used to be dedicated to bikes.ScarletFire said:
I've got the Yeti SB6 and its a sweet bike. I go to the Tribe Gathering in Colorado, its the only time the suspension comes close to maxing out!U_tarded said:
Nice stash. Moutain bike forums are worse than this place for wallet genocide. I’ve only got like 200 miles on mine and it will be slow until it cools off a bit, but I’m already eyeing a yeti fs they have at the LBS because I spend too much time looking at bikes and trail videos on YouTube.
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