13daza wrote:Looks like I am on track to be back on the bike at the end of January

Good w00t!

what a bunch of GC's

shmoodiver wrote:what a bunch of GC's

If this advertising was available in sticker or t-shirt form I would certainly part with some sheckles to look as funky as that fridge ......

I'll have a chat with Ground Effects and see if some can be made available

I think a smaller version of that sticker would look mighty nice on my fridge.

Endur socks.

Always on the hunt for good socks. Got a pair of Steve Smith and a pair of the McGazza charity socks. Great to ride in. Rate up there then with trail fund and defeet woollies.

Gorge day. <3

Snuck in a quick ride around the back yard this morning after wifey went to work ,I managed about four laps before i got keen and hucked a jump off the back steps ..... then my shoulder reminded me why the doc said no riding the bike ,I dont care tho it was worth it .....best ride ive had in months lol

It's not January yet. Maybe you better listen to the doc.

Velocipedestrian wrote:It's not January yet. Maybe you better listen to the doc.

I know it's not January but if I polish my bikes any more there won't be any paint left

In the words of Freddie Mercury " I want to ride my bicycle "

My first ink

Couple of questions.

How old is your child who designed that?

What is the significance of the line on the ring toe?

I have 3 children. Tayla, Olive and Edie...
That's so I can toe the line.

That's serious commitment to a dad joke.

O.k im gonna get the not woots out of the way off the bat
A) Where did my farken hair go
B) I have definitely bloated since I haven't ridden for a few months ..... Where did I put that trainer
C) Do I really sound like that (and wtf happened to the other five minutes of questions LOL)

Now that I have accepted that Im approaching old age with no hair, an expanding waistline, and a bad Kiwi accent (thats why those Aussies were taking the piss LOL) I get to play proud daddy

http://www.maoritelevision.com/news/spo ... ens-hearts

Cheers to all who donated to Heartkids who do such amazing work looking after these kids and their families ,having gone through a scare with our son, this is not the stuff you want to deal with as parents .We found out about Ethan's Heart defect by total accident earlier this year when Ethan asked my doctor how his stethoscope worked, when he showed him by listening to Ethan's heart he found a bad heart murmur ,after a round of tests over a couple of months we found out Ethan's lucky (if you could call it that), so far it looks like his defect (a very small VSD) is having a minimal impact on his heart and will likely resolve over time .Other parents face endless operations on their child, sometimes things cant be fixed totally and these kids face a lifetime of restricted activity (unless heart transplants become available).

And an extra big Woot to my mate Clive who took time out of his Taupo training schedule to take Ethan out for rides and to Tim who braved the cameras and fuss to take Ethan on his ride on the day. Ethan had countless people shout out to him on his ride, he had an awesome day (despite the paparazzi following him all day LOL)