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Old 04-22-14, 02:23 PM
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If your saddle is level it means your mind is also level. Haven't you ever heard the term 'level headed'?
...thank you. I asked.
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Originally Posted by RJM
Tilted up is for democrats, tilted down is for republicans...level for independents.
...so does this mean the Libertarians ride with the seatpost bare and.............the horror.
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Originally Posted by 3alarmer
...so does this mean the Libertarians ride with the seatpost bare and.............the horror.
No they tilt the seat however they want and it's none of your business!
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Old 04-22-14, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by 3alarmer
...so does this mean the Libertarians ride with the seatpost bare and.............the horror.
Libertarians ride recumbents.
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Just got this a few weeks ago. Still working on changing some things. But what does everyone think?
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Originally Posted by PeregrineA1

Just a small peak behind the door of the bike cave. There is carbon within, but it sits most of the time......
I dig your GF's powder blue ride, too, but this is the one. Very nice.
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Old 04-22-14, 04:36 PM
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Just got this a few weeks ago. Still working on changing some things. But what does everyone think?
shows promise....
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Old 04-22-14, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by RJM
Libertarians ride recumbents.
Fair enough.

I was going to post a picture of my bent because I put new hot-looking yellow bar tape on it, but I was afraid sommeone was going to tell me to flip it and shove it.
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Poor lighting and I'm still waiting on the bottle cages to show up, but I'm pretty happy with where it's at right now. It's a Trek though
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Slam the stem and its hot. Really short head tube for a Trek... I like. Also the 3D+ P2M and the Ultegra 6800 chainrings is a very interesting combo. On first glance I thought it was a mountain crank.
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Old 04-22-14, 07:23 PM
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Not bad for the trek (and I ride one) what crankset is that, and are you running the 32t cassette with DI2? I'm considering the conversion (run to 28t right now). Which frame set is it very nice!
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Old 04-22-14, 07:54 PM
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Is that Trek a Classics Edition Domane?
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
I dig your GF's powder blue ride, too, but this is the one. Very nice.
The Iron Trout.
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Diamondback Podium 7

Alright, guys, let'er rip. It's a 2012 diamondback podium 7 frame with DA9000. Just finished putting her together, and went for my first ride yesterday - I'm really happy with how she rides, but curious to know if a Diamondback roadbike can ever be considered hot


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Way hot!
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Originally Posted by robbyville
Not bad for the trek (and I ride one) what crankset is that, and are you running the 32t cassette with DI2? I'm considering the conversion (run to 28t right now). Which frame set is it very nice!
Crank is a Rotor 3D with Power2Max Type S power meter, mounted with 6800 chainrings. It's got a medium cage RD and I have the 11-32 cassette on the RXL wheelset, primarily for the long climbing gran fondo's.

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Is that Trek a Classics Edition Domane?
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Old 04-22-14, 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by speling_champ
Alright, guys, let'er rip. It's a 2012 diamondback podium 7 frame with DA9000. Just finished putting her together, and went for my first ride yesterday - I'm really happy with how she rides, but curious to know if a Diamondback roadbike can ever be considered hot


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You'll generate more power if you use pedals....
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Old 04-22-14, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by speling_champ
curious to know if a Diamondback roadbike can ever be considered hot
Of course they can. I've always wanted one of these:

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Old 04-22-14, 09:15 PM
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You'll generate more power if you use pedals....
Speedplay stealths - they're there, you just can't see them. I paid a little extra, but they really clean up the look.
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Nice - I didn't realize diamondback made road bikes back then, always thought they just made BMX and mountain bikes. From the paint job, I'm guessing that was produced back when Miami Vice was on prime time
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The Diamondback is a nice looking bike, but not hot.
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well, the DA9000 is.
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Originally Posted by speling_champ
Alright, guys, let'er rip. It's a 2012 diamondback podium 7 frame with DA9000. Just finished putting her together, and went for my first ride yesterday - I'm really happy with how she rides, but curious to know if a Diamondback roadbike can ever be considered hot


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Love that Diamondback.
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Originally Posted by Nebby10
Crank is a Rotor 3D with Power2Max Type S power meter, mounted with 6800 chainrings. It's got a medium cage RD and I have the 11-32 cassette on the RXL wheelset, primarily for the long climbing gran fondo's.


Yup
Thanks for the reply, it's a beaut. If I can ask one other question... Do you find the jump between cogs to be a bit much in the easier gears? I have a set of RL's that I run tubeless for training and Fondo's with big gravel climbs that I'm thinking of putting an 11-32 on, but will also have to retrofit the cage from a GS on to my 9070 derailleur.
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