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One run is all it takes to turn a sparkling clean bicycle into hours of work in the basement... Totally worth it!
26 Comments
  • 4 1
 got mud?
  • 2 1
 Ah yes, good ol' Alberta gumbo, I know it well and seeing your bike gives me nightmares Mitch.
  • 4 3
 You are a very dirty boy. ♥
  • 1 0
 That can't be good for your seals.
  • 2 1
 ya mitch thats the way to do it good luck cleaning your bike
  • 1 0
 CAKED, and then the back brake rotor is nice and shiny Smile
  • 0 0
 So when are you getting the new 2010 Glory DH frame and the 2010 Boxxer? That would be an awesome combo!!! Big Grin
  • 0 0
 As soon as they're available to me haha.
  • 1 1
 that wasnt a pleasnt race i couldnt even lift my bike it was so heavy
  • 2 1
 u need pam
  • 0 0
 ahahahahah when was this mitch?
  • 0 0
 the forth ab cup
  • 0 0
 "It was a fun days riding" Big Grin I love that Giant!
  • 1 1
 Haha, nice
  • 0 0
 SUNK nicely done there
  • 2 4
 how many tearoffs per hour were you going?
  • 2 5
 The rotors are probably the cleanest thing on that. Was it like 3ft of mud by any chance?
  • 1 3
 i bet that inner-tube fender did a whole lot...hah
  • 1 1
 Yea it actually kept alot of mud off of my goggles... That's kind of the point. hah
  • 1 0
 probably built up so much mud that the tube was acting as a brake!!!
  • 0 0
 i know they work. i know what they're designed to do. i just figured in THAT MUCH MUD, it wouldn't have been able to perform up to its designed duty. looks like a....uh... fun ride? id like to see how dirty you were though!
  • 1 4
 whats that bike.... cant quite see it... G I A ..... lol
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