My new specialized s-works SL3
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My new specialized s-works SL3
Here are some pics of my brand spanking new SL3. I can wait to give it a good trial run this weekend.
Specs:
Frame: S-works SL3 Team Geo 56cm
Cockpit: 3T team
Crank: S-works
Gruppo: Sram Red
Weight: 14lbs
Specs:
Frame: S-works SL3 Team Geo 56cm
Cockpit: 3T team
Crank: S-works
Gruppo: Sram Red
Weight: 14lbs
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Very very nice, but get rid of those ugly yellow stickers!!
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Looks like a horrible fit. Seat maxed out to the front, tons of spacers under the stem, and a riser stem. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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Nice looking bike. Is that an old saddle? -- it looks like it's taken a fall.
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Someone said the same thing after seeing a pic of my new bike on here a few months back. The bike had been professionally fit, and they were dead wrong. The bike fits and rides like a dream.
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I'm sure that bike will ride wonderfully, enjoy it!
On a side note, I've found that the gold KMC chain loses its coating very quickly and then looks rather foul.
KCNC skewers--have you used them before? Curious if you've experienced any slippage or having to really tighten it down.
On a side note, I've found that the gold KMC chain loses its coating very quickly and then looks rather foul.
KCNC skewers--have you used them before? Curious if you've experienced any slippage or having to really tighten it down.
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It is a very nice bike and even though I have Red SRAM myself your bike defintely pwns my bike. However something about that pic that hurts my eyes, like the Easton is competing with the Specialized Graphics or maybe it is the logs. I have been photoshoping the whole day so that may be it as well
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Nice bike. I like the matte finish as well.
Enjoy it
Enjoy it
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Gorgeous! The muted black with red accents and Red looks sweet. I'm sure it will ride as sweetly as it looks.
+1 on the zero set back if that's where the saddle will be.
I always point my rear skewer in towards the frame in case someone overlaps my rear and catches it. I've never even heard of that happening but it's a 20 year old habit.
+1 on the zero set back if that's where the saddle will be.
I always point my rear skewer in towards the frame in case someone overlaps my rear and catches it. I've never even heard of that happening but it's a 20 year old habit.
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Love the new bike! Matte black w/red looks very cool. SRAM Red on a SL3 Tarmac, is definitely going to be fast, hehe.
Love the stand too (I have the same one)
Love the stand too (I have the same one)
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Anyone who thinks they can tell that a bike doesn't fit its rider by looking at a pic without the rider on it is wrong. No need to be a dick. The man just bought a beautiful new bike! (and as it turned out, it hadn't been fit yet anyway.)
Someone said the same thing after seeing a pic of my new bike on here a few months back. The bike had been professionally fit, and they were dead wrong. The bike fits and rides like a dream.
Someone said the same thing after seeing a pic of my new bike on here a few months back. The bike had been professionally fit, and they were dead wrong. The bike fits and rides like a dream.
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ME LIKEY!!!
May need to try and pick one of those up soon.
May need to try and pick one of those up soon.
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Anyone who thinks they can tell that a bike doesn't fit its rider by looking at a pic without the rider on it is wrong. No need to be a dick. The man just bought a beautiful new bike! (and as it turned out, it hadn't been fit yet anyway.)
Someone said the same thing after seeing a pic of my new bike on here a few months back. The bike had been professionally fit, and they were dead wrong. The bike fits and rides like a dream.
Someone said the same thing after seeing a pic of my new bike on here a few months back. The bike had been professionally fit, and they were dead wrong. The bike fits and rides like a dream.
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Anyone who thinks they can tell that a bike doesn't fit its rider by looking at a pic without the rider on it is wrong. No need to be a dick. The man just bought a beautiful new bike! (and as it turned out, it hadn't been fit yet anyway.)
Someone said the same thing after seeing a pic of my new bike on here a few months back. The bike had been professionally fit, and they were dead wrong. The bike fits and rides like a dream.
Someone said the same thing after seeing a pic of my new bike on here a few months back. The bike had been professionally fit, and they were dead wrong. The bike fits and rides like a dream.
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Awesome dude! Where do you get these yellow stickers?!
Seriously, very nice bike. Sexy quick release skewers too man! Why no crossed shifter cables? Looks sleeker, and causes less friction on the cables.
Seriously, very nice bike. Sexy quick release skewers too man! Why no crossed shifter cables? Looks sleeker, and causes less friction on the cables.