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New Gloves
I've been riding with Fox Sidewinder gloves for a ages now. Can't really remember when I bought these but must be well over a year ago. At some point back then I decided that wearing fingerless gloves was a bad idea and began using them on every ride.
Anyhow, so they are beginning to split where the main leather (artificial?) palm meets the reinforced plastic type material on the outer (little finger) side.
Picked up some Fox Static gloves (size - L - feel a little tight but should bed in nice) as replacement yesterday. They have a Kevlar palm panel where the others had that plastic type stuff. But the main reason for this choice though was double thickness panelling and double stitching on the palm - should be more comfortable and last longer.
Not that any of this is particularly interesting, but at least I will have a record of when they were purchased and will be able to gauge how they last.

Popran NP
While looking at yesterday's slight exploration from Brieses Rd I noticed that Popran NP is just the other side of Peats Ridge Road.
There's a few trails marked in there so I traced them out to measure, came in 16.6Km all up, that means if one rides this lot out and back it's a nice 33Km ride:

Canon Ixus Goodies... free to a good home
Due to loss of an Ixus 500 camera I have the following Canon accessories lying around. They are free to a good home. PM me if you are interested.
* Three Canon NB-1LH batteries.
Battery for Canon Digital Ixus/Elph Powershot V/V2/V3/300/330/400/500/etc.
3.7v 840mAh Lithium Ion.
Two of these have seen a fair amount of use, but hold their charge very well. The third is used but pretty much in 'as new' condition.
* One Canon CB-2LS Battery Charger.
Charges NB-1LH batteries.
100-240V operation international model - has 2 flat prongs for use in Japan/USA/etc.

Lycra is good for...

Speaking of LBS
KURINGAI CYCLES - have a 20% off sale (Pacific Hwy Hornsby)
Check it out...bought a trainer there this weekend, if your after a bargain check em out!

Tough Stuff
Nearing the top of the Mooney Mooney Creek climb - this stuff goes on for around a kilometre. It's very tough going!
Before recent floods many of the gaps between rocks were filled with sand making for a smoother surface and easier time. Riding down here used to be flat out mayhem but now one must be very careful!