ReformedRoadie profile

Yes...razors in bathroom walls were a thing.  

A friend was doing a renovation; he, another friend and myself demo'd the first floor ceiling.   

One good rip of the drywall and it was literally raining razor blazes on us...

Lets be clear...the number one reason to shave your legs as a roadie is vanity.  You look goofy in lycra with sasquatch legs.  And, if you are a serious racers, you probably have ripped legs you don't really want hidden under a layer of fur.

The road rash....shaving helps there with the wound and healing. If you're a pro, regular massage is more effective without the hair (so 0.004% of riders)

Can that Archer gizmo be mounted on top of the seat stay?  Seems like that would be a more direct cable route as well as less exposed to damage?   Just curious.

THIS.  Comparing the older RT-66 to the OEM crap, also labeled RT-66...it's like night and day.  The latter look cheap, like something from a WalMart bike.

I jumped on a insane CRC deal for some Hayes rotors while upgrading the rear to 203...haven't had a chance to ride them yet, but I am contemplating some MTX red label race pads to go with them.

The last several riding pants are not designed specifically for riding.  Last example being a pair of North Face pants - slim fit, tapered ankles, 4 way stretch, DWR treated…$24 at Sierra.  

No worse than the $115 Endura pair I have.

How were they to mount?   I returned the ATs I had:  impossible to get on my rims.  Been doing this a long time and never broke a lever before on a MTB tire.   Grappler went on the same rim fairly easy.

I am always amazed when I see riders on rim brakes out in the world that aren't broken.