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I'm worried now........
After getting my 29er, and after only
with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? |
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Interesting. In r.b-t, you whine that you're burned out on riding. Yet in this group, you're burning up the trails. How much attention do you need? Regardless of which one is true, it's all really just pathetic. /s ---------- I am burned out on road, but mtb I learn something new everyday. |
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On Oct 3, 1:20 pm, Crescentius Vespasianus
wrote: After getting my 29er, and after only with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? Interesting. In r.b-t, you whine that you're burned out on riding. Yet in this group, you're burning up the trails. How much attention do you need? Regardless of which one is true, it's all really just pathetic. /s |
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Crescentius Vespasianus wrote:
After getting my 29er, and after only with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? It bigger. HTH! Matt |
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On Oct 3, 1:20 pm, Crescentius Vespasianus
wrote: After getting my 29er, and after only with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? prepare to be dominated. get the chicks while you can, get some cool "action shots", and spread rumors you're moving away. |
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"MattB" wrote in message ... Crescentius Vespasianus wrote: After getting my 29er, and after only with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? It bigger. It smaller. Greg -- Ticketmaster and Ticketweb suck, but everyone knows that: http://ticketmastersucks.org Dethink to survive - Mclusky |
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G.T. wrote:
"MattB" wrote in message ... Crescentius Vespasianus wrote: After getting my 29er, and after only with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? It bigger. It smaller. Greg It just right? |
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"MattB" wrote in message ... G.T. wrote: "MattB" wrote in message ... Crescentius Vespasianus wrote: After getting my 29er, and after only with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? It bigger. It smaller. Greg It just right? It just wrong. Greg -- Ticketmaster and Ticketweb suck, but everyone knows that: http://ticketmastersucks.org "Ya gotta stop riding the brakes, ya gotta stop robbing the cradle" - Chris D |
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On Oct 4, 1:56 pm, "G.T." wrote:
"MattB" wrote in message ... G.T. wrote: "MattB" wrote in message ... Crescentius Vespasianus wrote: After getting my 29er, and after only with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? It bigger. It smaller. Greg It just right? It just wrong. Greg We all know that 27ers are the biggest and best. They even help with road stunts. For those in the know, the suspect has been aprehended, arrested and vehicle impounded. A Wittier cop being dilligent the next day saw the vehicle, pulled it over and the driver admitted guilt. JD |
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"JD" wrote in message ups.com... On Oct 4, 1:56 pm, "G.T." wrote: "MattB" wrote in message ... G.T. wrote: "MattB" wrote in message ... Crescentius Vespasianus wrote: After getting my 29er, and after only with a few months of experience in mtb, I now dominate the locals in the trails around here. Proving to me it "IS" the bike you ride, more than ability, because some of these guys have been riding for years, but they ride crappy 26" wheels, so I kick their ass. But now I'm worried, because I've been reading a lot on the 650B wheel. Does anyone know how a 650b stacks up against a 29er? It bigger. It smaller. Greg It just right? It just wrong. Greg We all know that 27ers are the biggest and best. They even help with road stunts. For those in the know, the suspect has been aprehended, arrested and vehicle impounded. A Wittier cop being dilligent the next day saw the vehicle, pulled it over and the driver admitted guilt. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!! !!!!! Greg -- Ticketmaster and Ticketweb suck, but everyone knows that: http://ticketmastersucks.org Dethink to survive - Mclusky |
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