Looking into getting a new groupset for the Habanero for next year. It might be nuts, but I am leaning towards Campy Chorus.

Thoughts??

Blah....I want to go ride tonight, but everything seems boring, beyond my current fitness level, or just too damned hot. Motivation level: Low.

Amateur
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Beautiful stuff. I’d do it. :thumb:

Oh, is Campy doing wireless?

:innocent:

Silly goose. EPS is a thing but only at the top end. Habanero still designed for external cables and rim brakes.

#KeepItSimpleStupid

I have the 10 speed Chorus on the Seven, at least part of it. It's the first time I've had Campagnolo anything. It's good stuff, but a little harder to get parts for and the 10 speed cassettes are limited. I like the new crankset with 48-36? and 12 speed. I'd consider it if I was putting a new bike together.

It's not the prettiest crankset, but I don't look at it often.
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Take the lane like this
Same.
Ask DougRNS
Correct. One bald patch is like a yellow light. Need two or three before you're really living in the danger zone.

rjones28 do this to your fat bike. Report your results.

Note:
​​​​​​​you're kind of bossy.

It was just a suggestion.

Got the Cervelo back! :bday:

I had cleaned it before I took it to the shop, but I think they detailed it. Looks new bike clean, so that’s super cool of them.

Looks like they added a spacer between crank arm and bb, that wasn’t there before. Not a big spacer, but def wasn’t there. Just wonder if I will notice.


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In other tyre news, I just put fresh meats on the boat trailer. I should probably repack the bearings too, but maybe I'll wait 'til a wheel starts smoking.

Is that a problem?

It's going to be winter before you have this fake lake-worthy.

I don’t know?

Speaking of tires, my Tuesday tubeless flat that sealed itself was still looking good yesterday so I topped off the sealant and pumped it up. Still had 80 PSI this AM, so I rode it on our metric today. Guess I'll keep running it until it gets the same tread disease as the tire that wifi had.

anybody have a 100/110 mm stem 6 degree drop?

I have a ritchey 120 mm I can trade if interested.

With my stem slammed all the way down the 120mm feels a little too long. Want to try a shorter one before I have the steerer tube cut.

Do it.

I was thinking of that for my next build... Since I got my Merckx I am a fan. Even though its 9 speed its just frikin awesome. The bottom bracket and the hub on the rear tire spin so nice.

Winter is ideal for sailing Tempe Town Lake.

You sound Chorus curious.

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I installed the new tire this evening. It went on the rim easily, as had the previous. Just for gits and shiggles, though, I decided to try seating it with just the floor pump, something that I've never done. After the first couple of strokes, I didn't think it was going to happen, but then I noticed the tire filling out a bit more with each pump, despite all of the hissing. The encouraged me to pump a bit manically. The tire kept hissing, but also kept filling out until both sides finally snapped in to place at the same time - sweet!

Curious about transitioning.

I have a few stems laying around that might be in that range. My recent efforts to dig up spare parts haven't gone well, but I'll take a look and let you know.