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Old 12-21-18, 10:16 AM
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I love this so much.
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i like everything except the super deep aero road wheels . they look ridiculous on that bike.
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Old 12-21-18, 01:55 PM
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i like everything except the super deep aero road wheels . they look ridiculous on that bike.
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Big off road tires with carbon aero wheels... made me scratch my head. The 1'' of cable routing through the stem doesn't do much for me either. Seems kinda silly and really doesn't clean up the cockpit any.

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Big off road tires with carbon aero wheels... made me scratch my head. The 1'' of cable routing through the stem doesn't do much for me either. Seems kinda silly and really doesn't clean up the cockpit any.
It's an internal cable stop for the cantilever brake cable. Without it you'd need an external one hanging under the bars or mounted to the front of the fork crown.
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Originally Posted by phobus
It's an internal cable stop for the cantilever brake cable. Without it you'd need an external one hanging under the bars or mounted to the front of the fork crown.
Ah, I see. That makes sense then.
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Old 12-21-18, 02:59 PM
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Deep section wheels are a popular choice for CX racers on muddy or sandy courses. It's significantly harder to pedal if your rim is submerged in mud or sand so often riders will choose a deep rim, again depending on the race course.
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Old 12-21-18, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by phobus
It's an internal cable stop for the cantilever brake cable. Without it you'd need an external one hanging under the bars or mounted to the front of the fork crown.
I want a stem like that soooo bad.
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Old 12-21-18, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by TMonk
Deep section wheels are a popular choice for CX racers on muddy or sandy courses. It's significantly harder to pedal if your rim is submerged in mud or sand so often riders will choose a deep rim, again depending on the race course.
must be some deep mud, still looks ridiculous.
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Old 12-21-18, 04:15 PM
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I agree they look out of place on that bike. Also it doesn't take a lot of sand to go over the top of a box section rim
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Old 12-21-18, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by 50voltphantom
I want a stem like that soooo bad.
I wouldn't mind one for my new-to-me cross bike, either. I can't slam that stem with the steerer-mounted guide.

Maybe I'll try a fork mount. Maybe I'll take a drill to one of my parts bin stems and do something stupid.
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Old 12-21-18, 09:18 PM
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It is one of those bikes like they've got a big thicc bootay but the face is just off enough that you aren't sure.
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i have one of those internally routed enve/vanilla stems too. i didnt think they were still doing it. i kind of like how that one routes through the side rather than in the middle of the faceplate like mine. it feels like the bend in the housing would be less severe that way.
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Old 12-26-18, 06:25 PM
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This is not my usual cup-of-tea but for some reason I find it strangely exciting
This thing represents everything I love about track bikes and what got my social life all wrapped up in this forum fifteen years ago. That Yamaguchi is triple-t HOTTT and anyone who says otherwise is a) wrong, 2) possessing poor taste, and d) wrong again. And don't come at me with taste being subjective or any **** like that. This thing is amazing and if you don't agree, you're just wrong.
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Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
This thing represents everything I love about track bikes and what got my social life all wrapped up in this forum fifteen years ago. That Yamaguchi is triple-t HOTTT and anyone who says otherwise is a) wrong, 2) possessing poor taste, and d) wrong again. And don't come at me with taste being subjective or any **** like that. This thing is amazing and if you don't agree, you're just wrong.
You are not wrong.
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Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
This thing represents everything I love about track bikes and what got my social life all wrapped up in this forum fifteen years ago. That Yamaguchi is triple-t HOTTT and anyone who says otherwise is a) wrong, 2) possessing poor taste, and d) wrong again. And don't come at me with taste being subjective or any **** like that. This thing is amazing and if you don't agree, you're just wrong.
Love it as well. The fork is the only thing I question. It doesn't look bad, but on such a beautiful frame the fork seems lacking... but then again I have no idea what or if there is something that would look better aesthetically.
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Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
This thing represents everything I love about track bikes and what got my social life all wrapped up in this forum fifteen years ago. That Yamaguchi is triple-t HOTTT and anyone who says otherwise is a) wrong, 2) possessing poor taste, and d) wrong again. And don't come at me with taste being subjective or any **** like that. This thing is amazing and if you don't agree, you're just wrong.
i find it genuinely ugly.
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Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
This thing represents everything I love about track bikes and what got my social life all wrapped up in this forum fifteen years ago. That Yamaguchi is triple-t HOTTT and anyone who says otherwise is a) wrong, 2) possessing poor taste, and d) wrong again. And don't come at me with taste being subjective or any **** like that. This thing is amazing and if you don't agree, you're just wrong.
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i find it genuinely ugly.
Which is fine, of course. As long as you're cool with being wrong and having bad taste.
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Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
Which is fine, of course. As long as you're cool with being wrong and having bad taste.
im always right, and believe me, I have the best taste. Everyone says I have the best taste. I have all the taste.

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