Stefan Mikes
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- Europe
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- Mazovia, Poland
You think my Adidas FreeRider Pro need replacing, Bob? ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Rode both the Stance and the Fathom today. Stance was E+2 in small and the Fathom was E+ 1 Pro in medium.Go the stance! Nb this is an entirely subjective analysis, but having looked at a stance parked next to a fathom pre pandemic , the stance looked to have a more upright riding triangle.
My only reservation depends on what level your fusion was at. Again, subjective, but if you struggle with c1-3 extension causing headaches then the pedal bobbing from lower quality rear suspension may be problematic. Unfortunately the stance uses a simple version of the maestro system which is less effective at isolating peddle bob. The trance would be a bad choice because of the relatively forward geometry. Something like a focus thron might be worth considering? Alternatively, upgrade the stance rear shock to a 3 position unit ( even the stance 29 only has a 2 position rock shock so there is no " trail" mode ) - still not maestro, but a fair compromise.
Wull....my eMB kin pull a plow.No Turbo Levo Comp around?![]()
English, pleaseWull....my eMB kin pull a plow.![]()
English, please![]()
If "plow" is a British word then I know nothing about English![]()
But what did John mean by his sentence?!Plow is the noun , plough is the verb, but it is SPOKEN by the english phonetically as plow.
But what did John mean by his sentence?!
P.S. I was taught at school otherwise:
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That is, both British noun and verb are spelt the same as "plough".
Plow is a noun & a verb, at least as used in the U.S.. I´ve never even seen plough used in this country ´ćeptBut what did John mean by his sentence?!
P.S. I was taught at school otherwise:
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That is, both British noun and verb are spelt the same as "plough".
Plow is a noun & a verb, at least as used in the U.S.. I´ve never even seen plough used in this country ´ćept
maybe for excess imbibing & getting ploughed... nope, not even that. I´ve never been bloughed either.... well not recently anyway.![]()
When I use U. S. it refers to the the country not us who have to live there, which has not been especially pleasant of late.Interesting how those who call themselves "US" use a different version of English to us.![]()
Interesting how those who call themselves "US" use a different version of English to us.![]()
When I use U. S. it refers to the the country not us who have to live there, which has not been especially pleasant of late.
No worry, was something offensive, musta missed ít. Mine was a pun too. I figger the current stressor is more stressed.More importantly, John, if I offended you with what was intended as a lighthearted diversion from current life stressors - I'm sorry.