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#3776
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Litespeed, lasts a lifetime.
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Specialized Tarmac, lasts a lifetime, or until it breaks.
#3778
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Yes they do. Turns out it is an acronym for the founder's first names Scott, Ray, and Sam. There is an article in the Oct issue of Road Bike Action Mag.
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#3779
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#3780
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Point Loma, CA
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Bikes: Bill Holland (Road-Ti), Fuji Roubaix Pro (back-up), Bike Friday (folder), Co-Motion (tandem) & Trek 750 (hybrid)
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I got a couple handlebar flashlight mounts for early rainy morning pedaling.
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#3781
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Speedplay Zero pedals, stainless steel in Red. I was gonna get the liquigas team edition because i dig the neon green, but i thought i'd keep the color scheme of the bike of red and black.
#3782
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Location: Tacoma, WA
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#3785
Throw the stick!!!!
Ordered a couple of new toys yesterday, should be here tomorrow.
New rear wheel since I am getting rid of my powertap.
New crankset since I will no longer be using that Red crankset I bought a couple of months ago.
New rear wheel since I am getting rid of my powertap.
New crankset since I will no longer be using that Red crankset I bought a couple of months ago.
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#3786
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Location: Jackson, MI
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Nachoman
I have been looking for somethiong like this. Where did you get it?
Thanks
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Are you selling your Red crankset? I might interested if you are.
#3788
Throw the stick!!!!
I haven't decided yet. I may keep them as a spare or for my next build up.
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#3791
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Location: Carlsbad, CA
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Bikes: '09 Felt F55, '84 Masi Cran Criterium, (2)'86 Schwinn Pelotons, '86 Look Equippe Hinault, '09 Globe Live 3 (dogtaxi), '94 Greg Lemond, '99 GT Pulse Kinesis
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Another set of comfy, comfy 3T Ergonova bars for my '86 Peloton. I got a set for my Felt workhorse, and they ruined me for round Al bars.
(Also because I learned that 42cm bars are not too narrow for my colossal @$$: )
(Also because I learned that 42cm bars are not too narrow for my colossal @$$: )
#3792
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I saw those yesterday. I was considering the Ergosum because the ergonova was 77mm reach vs. ergosum's 89mm reach. I spend most of my time on the hoods so don't know how much I would use the flat part of the ergonova? Did you buy yours local or online (PBK seems to have the best price)?
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#3793
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I saw those yesterday. I was considering the Ergosum because the ergonova was 77mm reach vs. ergosum's 89mm reach. I spend most of my time on the hoods so don't know how much I would use the flat part of the ergonova? Did you buy yours local or online (PBK seems to have the best price)?
My previous bars were 44cm Ritchey, which are ape-hangers by comparison. After riding the Tour de Poway with these new bars, my Peloton's 44cm Ritchey bars make me feel like a human parachute.
I already have 3 different stem lengths, and a longer stem makes up for the new bar's shorter reach.
The tiny reach & drop look a little silly on my 63cm bike, but they are so comfortable! I spent a good amount of time in the drops on a recent century and never felt strained at all. It's really cool to feel relaxed in the drops without squishing The Junk, and I simply bend my elbows a little more when on the other side of 40mph.
#3794
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Focus Thunder 3.0 full suspension
Sidi Genius 6.6 45's
Ultegra cassette and chain
Cateye Enduro 8
set of Krylions
merino wool baselayer
CycleOps heart rate strap
total damage: $2200 ... it should last me for awhile though.
Sidi Genius 6.6 45's
Ultegra cassette and chain
Cateye Enduro 8
set of Krylions
merino wool baselayer
CycleOps heart rate strap
total damage: $2200 ... it should last me for awhile though.
#3795
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At least through the year (he says at the end of october).
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#3797
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#3798
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https://www.theclymb.com/invite-from/AdrianoAdriano
$18 from $33
i wont be getting it because its the best tool ever, and i already have one. maybe ill get another one to keep in the flat kit or the ladies flat.
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