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Maxxis Detonator PINK Road Race Training Tire 700x23

Includes one folding tire
Material- Dual Compound w/Silica Outer Tread for Increased Grip
Compatibility-700c Clincher Rims
Bead Type-Kevlar Folding
Size-700x23
Condition- Brand New
Flat Protection-Silkworm Casing
Weight- 225g

The Maxxis Detonator, with its dual compound tread pattern, provides a durable training tire with a race pedigree. Softer silica compound on the outer edges of the tire allows for great traction in a variety of road conditions. The Detonator is durable enough to provide plenty of winter miles, yet supple and grippy enough to race on in the summer.

Saturday February 2nd 2008

Get on at Drylaw Church, 2.35pm.
There is a young girl in a pink tracksuit sitting up front with her dad, so sit further back. They are talking about Happy Meals. The church is white with a concrete cross. The ground is wet and there are dark clouds. A broken toilet bowl lies on the grass outside Craigroyston Community Centre. At the roundabout teenage girls linger with hooded tops and cold rosy cheeks. Down toward the gasworks, close to water. The yard stained copper. The girl says she thinks she can see a shark there, or she wishes that there was. Light through a steamed up hairdressers window. A car jacked-up beside a pile of new tyres, just see a figure in the office behind. Near the Botanics other children get on, open packets of something. See rugby on a television in a pub and a man with a beard with hands on head. Change drivers. The girl in pink has a scab on her nose. Fish laid out on ice. She leaves with her dad so move to the front. On George Street a couple are getting married and getting photographed, she has a fur shawl. Another child says, "Why do they want to do that?", and their dad replies "Because...because they love each other". Lights turning amber. The top of a bus stop looks like someone has run their fingers through the dirt. A large tree has fallen in the graveyard on Lothian Road, its bare branches lie on the stones. A man in a camouflage jacket rides with a pizza box strapped to the back of his bike. A sign saying BOOK NOW FOR CHRISTMAS. Past The Meadows. Wet pavements. Someone has sprayed TESCO! 2-FOR-1 FUNERALS!. There is snow on the hills and a jetstream going straight to them. An old woman holding a red pocketbook stumbling. The children are playing eye-spy, something coloured yellow. A cat stares into a front room, empty with a music stand.
Drips of water on a line.

45th //
shall I go to the equator or South Pole I wonder?

Call Me The Breeze (J.J. Cale)

They call me the breeze, I keep blowing down the road
They call me the breeze, I keep blowing down the road
I ain't got me nobody, I ain't carrying me no load
Ain't no change in the weather, ain't no change in me
Ain't no change in the weather, ain't no change in me
I ain't hidin' from nobody, ain't nobody hidin' from me
I got that green light, babe, I got to keep moving on
I got that green light, babe, I got to keep moving on
I might go out to California, might go down to Georgia, might stay home

HJC CS-MX BLIZZARD MC-8 XXL


HJC CS-MX PHASE OFF-ROAD HELMET

Polycarbonate Composite Shell: Lightweight, superior fit and comfort using advanced CAD technology.
ACS Advanced Channeling Ventilation System: Full front to back airflow flushes heat and humidity up and out the rear of the helmet
Plush, Nylex Interior: Removable and washable
Large eyeport and maximum range adjustable visor: For maximum visibility and superior goggle fit

TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Standards: DOT approved
Construction: Polycarbonate Composite
Weight: 3.2 lbs/1470 grams (approx, based on size medium)