Piston ZA

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Unno Burn The frame features 27.5” wheels, 160mm rear travel with an Öhlins STX 22 Air custom tuned shock, threaded 73mm BB, ISCG05, Tapered Zero Stack headset, rear PM 160mm, boost rear spacing axle, 31.6mm seat tube diameter with stealth guiding, anti-scratch BASF glossy clearcoat with black tint, internal guided cables, rubber protection for all the exposed areas, 5 years of warranty, and comes in its own foam padded custom box. Only 50 frames will be made in 2018...Price (frame and shock): 5,000 Euro

FFS! Can the person who p!ssed in Corvus's Coco-Pops this morning please just apologise, so that we can carry on with the awesomeness that is this thread?

Carl Sagan's entire "Pale Blue Dot" for context... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5c59qUUnAY&t=0s&list=LLd2_dnlNA7LzgJIc-PM4ofQ&index=3

Best looking one so far imo

Looks good, but unfortunately not. It's a special edition livery, and they will unveil a "race-ready" livery in Barcelona

https://www.ebay.com/itm/SpeedPark-x-Clever-2-Way-Bike-Tire-Lever-Chain-Missing-Link-Removal-Tool/122816383731?hash=item1c986d4af3:g:XdIAAOSw44BYcLVC#shpCntId Similar one??

Tried the shoe lace method the other day when I was in a bind on the trail. That thing did not want to budge, so that KMC tool looks like a great option.

Ha ha, it does. I should've brought bikes and/or d!cks into mine

Thanks for the additional information, and completely agree about the exorbitant costs of Apollo, and although extremely high, one cannot underestimate the scientific, technological and social benefits of the Apollo program. I'm also fully aware of the Mercury Program that preceded Apollo, but as far as I understand this basically became a support program to Apollo (although not initially so as it ran for 3 years before Apollo was announced), and particularly Gemini, which was established after Kennedy announced a mission to the moon. I think both Gemini and Apollo were established in '61, with Gemini established to develop the flight capabilities for Apollo. Gemini and Mercury were the support acts, Apollo was the main concert.

Hadn't really heard much of Gary Clark Jr, and also started on that rabbit hole on Youtube. Came across this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cy3HsrN0Vw

That was awesome!

The Apollo program was basically at the beginning of NASA, and laid the foundation for all other programs after that. So it's going to be the most expensive. Everything that was learnt, and the technology that was developed during Apollo program would have helped the rest of the programs be comparatively cheaper.

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Maybe that's why they wanted to get away

Your laptop? https://www.computerworld.com/article/2525898/app-development/nasa-s-apollo-technology-has-changed-history.html

That's the one. Man of many talents that

I believe it was Albert Eistein

NASA must be as sick of this one as with the the flat-earthers trolling their Facebook

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzNZDaaKQP4