Nerdy specs:
- Triple butted
- 7075 Aluminium
- 44cm wide
- 130mm drops
- 5° flare
- 245g (I don't really care about weight, I'm in no rush)
Monday, 30 January 2012
New Handlebars!
I ordered some Ritchey Biomax Pro handlebars last week and they just arrived today! They won't be seeing any use for a while as I intend on putting them on my Donhou expedition frame which I recently had made. It's still in the UK at the moment, although it should arrive pretty soon.
Nerdy specs:
Nerdy specs:
Friday, 20 January 2012
Malaysia...
Here are a bunch of photos from Malaysia. I'll stick some captions up soon. In the meantime, I'm going to celebrate Seollal down the pub!
Batu Caves:
There are monkeys everywhere you look at Batu caves.
This ticks every box. That's my kind of deity.
Need I say anything about this photo? No.
This is what you think it is. Right in the middle of downtown Kuala Lumpur
I'm huffing [glue] in the rain, just huffing [glue] in the rain, what a glorious feeling...
This is the coolest butterfly I've ever seen. I think it was an Indian Leaf butterfly. The other sides of its wings were a beautiful blue.
Dinnertime.
Kickapoo joy juice. I got a kick out of it.
Rain, rain, rain.
Waterproof headgear.
My frog dish. Tasty, but a pain to eat.
This is the swimming pool at my sister's apartment. The water was nice and cold. So refreshing on a hot KL day.
Tim, lurking.
Pow, pow!
Sage advice.
Melaka:
Te Ice.
POUT! Go Greg!
Domo caused my camera to break. Waaaaaaaah!
Strange toilet top configuration in Bangsar station, meaning you can't actually use the toilet properly.
The strangest name for a lantern shop.
1 for 2? What that actually means is 3 for the price of 1. Confusing.
Give me some of that sheep placenta.
Below you can see some photos from the 5 star hotel Greg was staying in. He was on a work trip and the hotel was in the middle of strange inner city resort with a water park behind it. Outside the entrance are these sculptures of tigers attacking some deer.
This is what greets you inside. A magical wonderland!
These fish tickled us to death.
We went on a cookery course at LaZat. It was loads of fun. Now I cook sambal all the time.
Pangkor Island:
Meccam that way!
Greg and I hired some dreadful bikes and cycled around Pangkor Island. It's a small island, but it has some really steep hills.
A hornbill enjoys a Nasi Lemak on the back of this abandoned car.
Steep, steep, streep!
The gears on this bike were appalling.
My first live snake in the wild, albeit a tiny one. I'd only ever seen dead snakes before this. We saw a huge roadkill snake on the way to the ferry. It looked like a huge python.
Pippa gets super excited!
Pina Coladas all round.
Batu Caves:
There are monkeys everywhere you look at Batu caves.
This ticks every box. That's my kind of deity.
Need I say anything about this photo? No.
This is what you think it is. Right in the middle of downtown Kuala Lumpur
I'm huffing [glue] in the rain, just huffing [glue] in the rain, what a glorious feeling...
This is the coolest butterfly I've ever seen. I think it was an Indian Leaf butterfly. The other sides of its wings were a beautiful blue.
Dinnertime.
Kickapoo joy juice. I got a kick out of it.
Rain, rain, rain.
Waterproof headgear.
My frog dish. Tasty, but a pain to eat.
This is the swimming pool at my sister's apartment. The water was nice and cold. So refreshing on a hot KL day.
Tim, lurking.
Pow, pow!
Sage advice.
Melaka:
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Te Ice.
POUT! Go Greg!
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Strange toilet top configuration in Bangsar station, meaning you can't actually use the toilet properly.
The strangest name for a lantern shop.
1 for 2? What that actually means is 3 for the price of 1. Confusing.
Give me some of that sheep placenta.
Below you can see some photos from the 5 star hotel Greg was staying in. He was on a work trip and the hotel was in the middle of strange inner city resort with a water park behind it. Outside the entrance are these sculptures of tigers attacking some deer.
This is what greets you inside. A magical wonderland!
These fish tickled us to death.
We went on a cookery course at LaZat. It was loads of fun. Now I cook sambal all the time.
Pangkor Island:
Meccam that way!
Greg and I hired some dreadful bikes and cycled around Pangkor Island. It's a small island, but it has some really steep hills.
A hornbill enjoys a Nasi Lemak on the back of this abandoned car.
Steep, steep, streep!
The gears on this bike were appalling.
My first live snake in the wild, albeit a tiny one. I'd only ever seen dead snakes before this. We saw a huge roadkill snake on the way to the ferry. It looked like a huge python.
Pippa gets super excited!
Pina Coladas all round.
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