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2013 BMORC Bash

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When: 
Sunday, 17 March, 2013 - 09:00

The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.

Ride Database Entry: 
The Oaks
Meeting Point: 

Glenbrook station carpark.

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Well - the 3rd running of the BMORC bash is on. Bring out your clunkers and lets RIDE! Get scabbing around the mountains in the council clean-up and get yourself a stunning rig for the Bash.

Remember - guidelines are:

1) Bike not to be worth more than $200 new or needs to be over ten years old.
2) No disc brakes.
3) You have to carry it out with you even if it is stuffed.
4) All stacks are your own fault for riding such a heap of S*&t
5) No clipless pedals (unless the bike came with them originally)
6) Must be prepared to have an embarrassing photo taken.

Chuck's picture

The Oaks - up and back

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When: 
Sunday, 3 February, 2013 - 07:30

The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.

Ride Database Entry: 
The Oaks
Meeting Point: 

Glenbrook NPWS entry gate.

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Riding up and back on the Oaks. Pace will be social as we'll be on our old bikes.

Meet up at Woodford if you just want to ride one way, we should be there about 9:40, so catch the 9:23 from Glenbrook as we will roll out of Woodford by 10am.

colng's picture

Do Rigid forks compromise the frame?

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If I put rigid forks on my alloy frame would they compromise the frame?
Assuming the frame is already prone to fatigue failure and is designed to take the load of conventional forks.
Is there something about the nature of rigid forks I need to worry about?

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Knapsack Reserve update for 20 Jan

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Status: 
Green/Open

All good. The new bridge has been installed between Moore and Barnet streets.

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WSMTB 4hr round #2

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Round 2 of the WSMTB 4hr summer series was gearing up to be a good one with probably 3-4x more riders than the 1st round.
Last round I went out too hard and suffered towards the end.
The plan for this race was to get a good start then ease off through the middle and hopefully finish strong. The plan fell to pieces in the first 50m getting stuck in the bottle neck and riding the 1st section below walking pace. It took 2 full laps to actually get any clear air and be able to ride at my own pace. I definitely need to get further up the front for the start I think.

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My biggest bubble yet / Bubble Theory

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Yesterday I had planned for a post work ride locally to my work. My bike had been left in the car all day but the windows had been down. I opened my boot and to my shock saw my biggest bubble yet! Not sure if the cause was related to a previous self sealing puncture or the heat. Not having a spare tread I figured I would try putting in a tube so I could still do my ride. I deflated the wheel and the bubble held shape. I'm now of belief that the bubble was caused by a previous self repaired puncture, air has slipped into the layers of the tyre and then sealing the inner layer.

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North Abbotsbury Ridge Firetrail

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North Abbotsbury Ridge Firetrail is located on Calmsley Hill City Farm (Formerly Fairfield City Farm) which is Private property. Unfortuantly this firetrail is a no go.

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The New Lizard Log to Dairy Cyclepath

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Last time I was here this path wasn't.

ChopStiR's picture

Firetrail

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Its nearly single track

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