It is so nice when scientists use their lesiure time to enlighten the
public
http://www.smh.com.au/executive-style/fitness/in-cycling-its-a-case-of-more-waist-less-speed-20101213-18vj5.html
In our case it is preaching to the converted but it is still nice to
see it in print.
George Millwood
inspired them and the
next generation will be wonderful too.
regards
George Millwood
Atlantis No 93
Sydney, Australia
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On the basis that everything I bet on loses, I wager one worn toe
strap on the ANT. Winner will have to pay postage or row across the
Pacific.
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Merry Christmas to all and thanks for all the wonderful emails that
have entertained me so much this past year.
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regards
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Sydney, Australia
On Dec 16, 4:50 am, jim_OLP j...@landoloons.com wrote:
I don't think I've ever had gloves or mittens where the thumb wasn't
too short. They all seem to be made for the species that came right
before us
and almost made me look respectable.
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will
continue to
manufacture them.
I currently have a hand full left here in Australia
Thanks again.
Adam
regards
George Millwood
Sydney Australia where it hit 39.4 celcius today that's 103 in
fahrenheit, humidity was 64% so it has been a good day to lie in the
shade and drink cool drinks tomorrow I'm off
on one stage of the Tour and many
carbon bikes simply splintered into shards. My witness was a
confirmed 'carbon is the greatest thing since peanut butter and banana
sandwiches' but not any more.
Keep up this idle nonsense, after a day wrestling with computer
networks it's wonderful.
regards
George
reality and the twice yearly trip
to the dermatologist is a practical necessity. Hats are serious
business and Colin Usher makes the best.
Do yourself a favour
George Millwood
Atlantis No 93
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Has anyone else seen this
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a clipless shoe manufacturer with the cleat under the instep. What
next eh!
regards
George Millwood
Atlantis No 93
Sydney Australia
Great build from a choice selection of parts. I particularly like the
saddle. I'm contemplating how to rebuild my beach cruiser, a Specialised
Shark, and this has given me a lot to think about. Great work.
On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 03:17:41 UTC+10, Pudge wrote:
I was building a bike to
Had 700's on the Atlantis for 5 years. Commuted and toured. No problems.
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One day I'll master these doggone computer things, I've only been using
them for thirty seven years.
'Tanyrate, before I was so rudely interrupted I was going to say that I
was a late starter. Went from beater to Trek hybrid which was great to a
too small Cannondale tourer sold to
I have drunk the Kool Aid and I'm proud of it. My Atlantis is the perfect
road bike for me, a sixty plus trundler of a cyclist who enjoys riding and
couldn't give a hot buttered stuff for racing. My other bikes are a
Specialized Shark beach cruiser which is essential as I live on a
Ah Patrick, you've stirred memories. A couple of months back, I was doing
my usual morning jaunt up and down the coast when I hit the fast part.
This is a stretch of main road I use to join two quiet bits. 'Tanyrate I
work up a bit of speed say 25mph - flat chat on my Specialized Shark
I have ridden rentals in Melbourne, Norrkoping and Amsterdam. I am an XXXL
size Australian bloke and it is hard for the shop to fit me. Amsterdam was
the best but I now hate rental bikes with such a passion that I have bought
a folding bike. However, my LBS is, at this very moment, working
I'm gonna mention the Kool Aid, but to collect you'll have to come to the
Five Islands Brewery here n Wollongong, Australia. First in best dressed
and make mine an Apocalypso.
Now that I've got that off my chest, I agree with most of your observations
however:-
For me, whipping with
Anytime you pedal from Warragul to Wollongong, there'll be a line of beers
on the counter at the Five islands because you're gonna need 'em. Cheers
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 23:17:10 UTC+11, sameness wrote:
I'm gonna mention the Kool Aid, but to collect you'll have to come to the
childhood in Canberra when it was a small country town and bicycling was a
common means of transport.
George Millwood
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Atlantis for a ride on what is shaping up as a glorious day.
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maker were designed to slow you down not bring you to a stop.
George Millwood
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Merry Christmas everyone!
May the air stay in your tyres, may the cars keep a metre and may you
always have the strength to climb that next hill.
George Millwood
Wollongong, Australia
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Ridgy didge, mate, it's gunna be so schmick it'll be michael mouse!
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I go with Sheldon's website and other forums on the web. The basics can be
acquired in a night class. Here in the land of Oz, the bicycle association
runs some workshops as do some bike shops. What has really elevated my
wrenching to the point where I am now buying a work stand is a gaggle of
being manufactured with titanium mesh as the last lay up.
Either that or it looks really cool and they can charge a lot more money
for it.
George Millwood
Wollongong Australia where it is late Autumn which means that it only hit
22C on an overcast day.,
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compression stocking on my left leg from toes to groin. This is because I
have acquired a large deep vein thrombosis which extends from my ankle to
above my knee, multiple pulmonary embolisms in my lungs and I've just
that state of mind, the rest will come
in time. In the meantime welcome and make yourself at home.
George Millwood
Atlantis No 93
Wollongong NSW Australia where it's winter now and a miserable 15 Celsius
today, it'll be Saturday before it's back up to 20
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Some years back I was involved with a motorcycle racing team. When we
needed to get the rider to focus on winning, the head mechanic would tell
him we had just bolted some high tech wizardry to the bike and he was going
to be so much faster. Transfixed by the thought that he had something the
. Now all I
need is a black and tan bag to match the overall colour scheme. I'm using
a Carradice green and tan but the green jars.
George Millwood
Wollongong, Australia
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Forgot to say that i wear Keen sandals since I ripped a big toenail off in
the nature reserve and they are wonderful. I could wear sneakers and socks
in winter but it never gets cold enough.
Cheers
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With you on this one, Patrick. I'm about to set out on a fine and sunny
day (84*F) on my Rivved Specialised Shark Sport beach cruiser to cruise up
and down the beaches of the Illawarra.
Happy New Year to everyone and thanks for the blog. it often lifts my
spirits on a grey day.
George
Bacon Butty (sandwich)
Heat 1 tbsp. butter in a 10 skillet over medium heat. Add 6 or more slices
of back bacon and cook, turning once, until browned and crispy, about 3
minutes. Remove bacon from skillet and keep covered on a warmed plate.
Halve some turkish bread, round bun, sourdough
speed on the cycle(psycho)path alongside the University and i
come home dripping with sweat and feeling at peace with the world.
After dinner, I catch the seven o'clock news and look at some poor raving
nutter and think there but for the grace of a bicycle go I.
George Millwood
Atlantis No 93
but I can't leave well enough alone
That just about sums up half my existence. it resonates within me.
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A disc brake will 'twist' the fork under heavy braking as the braking force
is not symmetrical with the centre of the hub. Hence the Jones bike uses a
truss fork. I cannot see any advantages for Rivendell in using disc brakes
as it would invalidate a well worked and respected design
, 2015 at 7:29:59 PM UTC-7, George Millwood wrote:
Thank you, this has made my day. I'm not looking forward to Las Vegas so
this will be my antidote. One further question, where is the second shop?
Regards
George Millwood
On Thursday, 11 June 2015 10:23:16 UTC+10, drew wrote:
yep. 2
didn't know they operated a shop. That'll be the best part of a day well
spent. I too have been an internet customer since '94 when i bought my
first Brooks.
George Millwood
Wollongong Australia
Atlantis No 93
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Thank you, this has made my day. I'm not looking forward to Las Vegas so
this will be my antidote. One further question, where is the second shop?
Regards
George Millwood
On Thursday, 11 June 2015 10:23:16 UTC+10, drew wrote:
yep. 2 shops. go to both, as they have different sorts of things
I love watching the BORAF. Here in Oz, I have to sit up to 02:00 to watch
the live broadcast on free to air.The scenery is fabulous, the photography
is stunning and the peleton is a riot of colour and movement. What's not
to like? This year there seemed to be some human frailty in the riders
The Dutch love bike racing but the country is awash with normal bikes. I
have friends who live in Hilversum, a village outside of Amsterdam, and it
is a real education to sit at a cafe in the shopping centre there and watch
the horde of people turn up on normal bicycles to shop at the
Thanks for the story Leah, it gives all of us with recalcitrant spouses
hope for the future!
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Fare thee well, Patrick, it has been a pleasure.
On Wednesday, 14 September 2016 09:04:44 UTC+10, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> I’m going to be riding off a different direction. Thank you all on this
> group — you have helped me tremendously as I’ve dived into wrenching and
> fine tuning the my
I purchased a Cannondale touring bike some twenty years ago. I was
dissatisfied with the set up of the bike and resorted to Rivendell to
change the bars, seat post and saddle. After a lilltle while, I swapped
out the stem, another set of bars, the bell and bought some pretty bottle
cages.
Thanks, just what I need and the same brand as my wife's favourite
secateurs!
On Wednesday, 29 April 2020 12:05:30 UTC+10, Ken Yokanovich wrote:
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> I would recommend a Felco C7 cutter. Expensive, yes. Lifetime purchase:
> great for cutting brake and derailleur cables, housing, spokes
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I bought an aluminium Cannondale Touring bike back in '98. It was an
ST1000 from memeory. I found it uncomfortable. So I changed the seat, the
stem (two or three times), the handlebars (three or four times) , the seat
post, the pedals, the tyres, added mudguards (fenders), mudflaps and
://www.gordonhillbikeframes.com/
or
Geoff Duke in Northcote, Victoria
https://gdukehandmadebicycles.com.au/
I know they're both on the other side but that has to be cheaper than
overseas.
George Millwood
Wollongong, NSW where the last local builder now makes bespoke expresso
machines!
<ht
I have 64cm Mark 1 frame (no 93), it is my favourite bike. I will never
sell it
On Sunday, 1 August 2021 at 05:51:26 UTC+10 dougP wrote:
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> My wife has 47cm Atlantis & with 1.5" tires it has around 1/2" clearance
> between the top of the tire & the bottom of the fork. It's an
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