Pcad may not have a clue, but he does have more Rue
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Isn't it funny how if a thread either is posted by pcad or is about said pcad then it is deemed to received at least 5 solid pages of photos of pcad and generally large fish with lots o' teeth?
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LOL,
Pcad, I love the fact that you have your avatar picture hanging up in your house. Talk about holding onto the glory days for grim death. I think I you. I take back any bad thing I ever said or thought about you.
Reminds me of the time I was on line at Shoprite and the guy in front of me had milk, eggs and a BLACK LEATHER BELT. Talk about a guy who just didn't give a F$$@ about what people think. I am totally sincere, you are my F#$#$# hero.
With affection,
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Pcad, I love the fact that you have your avatar picture hanging up in your house. Talk about holding onto the glory days for grim death. I think I you. I take back any bad thing I ever said or thought about you.
Reminds me of the time I was on line at Shoprite and the guy in front of me had milk, eggs and a BLACK LEATHER BELT. Talk about a guy who just didn't give a F$$@ about what people think. I am totally sincere, you are my F#$#$# hero.
With affection,
Lazy
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are your valve stems different lengths? the rear is too long...not very aero.
BTW how long is the rear to be sticking that far out of a 404?
BTW how long is the rear to be sticking that far out of a 404?
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Congratulations. I am bit surprised that is not a Cervelo. However it is a beautiful bike. The aluminum braking tracks on the Zipps and the natural aluminum frame color look spectacular.
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I've had the TT bike for a couple of years. The Zipps do go with the frame.
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Like so many things, I suppose one needs to know what one is doing.
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Won his next race.
Imagine that.
Next?
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Uh-huh. I had two of them. They sucked, hard. My LBS hated them. Cannondale stopped using them on new bicycles a couple of years ago because they had so many customer complaints. The absolute worst high-end bicycle component I've ever seen, and I've been doing this for 25+ years.
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Uh-huh. I had two of them. They sucked, hard. My LBS hated them. Cannondale stopped using them on new bicycles a couple of years ago because they had so many customer complaints. The absolute worst high-end bicycle component I've ever seen, and I've been doing this for 25+ years.
BTW...this is the lightest and most expensive bike Cannondale makes. Twelve and a half pounds.
...and Elvis has left the building...
Think I'll go put another hundred miles on mine in a bit.
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The fact that the sainted Mrs pcad allows bikes (and of course pcad himself) in her house, on her hardwood floors, is just more evidence of her sainthood.