My bike p0rn...

FINALLY took some pics of two of my bikes (probably good for insurance
purposes actually!)
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~gkernich/bikes.html
My race track and race road machines. The commuter doens't deserve a photo
and the TT bike never has any wheels on it!
For the ultimate in track bike p0rn last night I fitted a pair of red
Strong-G keirin grips to the track bike - nice!!
:-)

"Gemma Kernich"
FINALLY took some pics of two of my bikes (probably good for insurance
purposes actually!)
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~gkernich/bikes.html
My race track and race road machines. The commuter doens't deserve a
photo

Aw.. come on.. don't be so harsh! :-)

and the TT bike never has any wheels on it!

You know what to do.. ;-)

For the ultimate in track bike p0rn last night I fitted a pair of red
Strong-G keirin grips to the track bike - nice!!

Those grips look wicked! I didn't know Raceline
did a track bike.. learn something every day..

Mmm... Coopers..

hippy

Gemma Kernich Wrote:
FINALLY took some pics of two of my bikes (probably good for insurance
purposes actually!)
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~gkernich/bikes.html
My race track and race road machines. The commuter doens't deserve
photo
and the TT bike never has any wheels on it!
For the ultimate in track bike p0rn last night I fitted a pair of red
Strong-G keirin grips to the track bike - nice!!
:-)

*wipes dribble from chin*

I'm still very fond of my Giant OCR3 (hey, it's still new and shiny-is
and stuff) but comparing that to your race bike makes me wish fo
disposable income. Still, having said that, the greatest potential fo
going lightweight still lies with my tummy. Both very pretty machines

--
Resound

"Resound"
Gemma Kernich Wrote:
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~gkernich/bikes.html

I'm still very fond of my Giant OCR3 (hey, it's still new and shiny-ish
and stuff) but comparing that to your race bike makes me wish for
disposable income. Still, having said that, the greatest potential for
going lightweight still lies with my tummy. Both very pretty machines.

How heavy is the Giant?
How heavy is the Willier?

hippy
"Your time starts... NOW!"

hippy Wrote:
"Resound"
Gemma Kernich Wrote:
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~gkernich/bikes.html

I'm still very fond of my Giant OCR3 (hey, it's still new an
shiny-ish
and stuff) but comparing that to your race bike makes me wish for
disposable income. Still, having said that, the greatest potentia
for
going lightweight still lies with my tummy. Both very prett
machines.

How heavy is the Giant?
How heavy is the Willier?

hippy
"Your time starts... NOW!"


I suppose that depends if I take the rack and pannier off the back
doesn't it? Yes, I stuck the rack on. It was either that or ride th
old MTB whenever I wanted to carry stuff

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Resound

"Resound"
I suppose that depends if I take the rack and pannier off the back,
doesn't it? Yes, I stuck the rack on. It was either that or ride the
old MTB whenever I wanted to carry stuff.

Go the backpack! ;-)

hippy

Gemma,

Very very nice Gemma.....you've been spending up big time haven't ya!
;-)

I'm guessing you'll be a force to be reckoned with now you have those
Zipp's on...eh? ;-) Lookout A-grade here goes Gemma. 8-)

While I have ya attention....whats the deal on the Koolstop's or
shouldn't I ask? :-)

Cheers

ps I ain't been on the bike since the end of Sept.....2 weeks in Bali
having a bloody good time hasn't helped the old waistline either....I'm
thinking I'll label myself as a fatty sprinter (and a not very good one
at that)

Gemma Kernich wrote:

FINALLY took some pics of two of my bikes (probably good for insurance
purposes actually!)
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~gkernich/bikes.html
My race track and race road machines. The commuter doens't deserve a photo
and the TT bike never has any wheels on it!
For the ultimate in track bike p0rn last night I fitted a pair of red
Strong-G keirin grips to the track bike - nice!!
:-)

hippy Wrote:
"Resound"
I suppose that depends if I take the rack and pannier off the back,
doesn't it? Yes, I stuck the rack on. It was either that or ride the
old MTB whenever I wanted to carry stuff.

Go the backpack! ;-)

hippy

I used to. I really like having the sweat on my back evaporate and thus
do what it's meant to though. That's why I got the rack in the first
place. What would be good would be some kind of frame that lifts the
pack off my back a couple of inches to allow airflow; that I'd use.


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Resound

"Resound"
hippy Wrote:
Go the backpack! ;-)

I used to. I really like having the sweat on my back evaporate and thus
do what it's meant to though. That's why I got the rack in the first
place. What would be good would be some kind of frame that lifts the
pack off my back a couple of inches to allow airflow; that I'd use.

Deuter (http://www.deuter.com/) make these style packs, as do quite
a few other good packs manufacturers. There's been some threads on
this topic..

http://www.google.com/groups?q=backp...%3Aaus.bicycle

hippy

In article ,
says...
FINALLY took some pics of two of my bikes (probably good for insurance
purposes actually!)
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~gkernich/bikes.html
My race track and race road machines. The commuter doens't deserve a photo
and the TT bike never has any wheels on it!
For the ultimate in track bike p0rn last night I fitted a pair of red
Strong-G keirin grips to the track bike - nice!!
:-)



"Cooper's"?????? I just put a red label in the freezer - will be ready
in 90 minutes!
--
Mark Lee