What road bike do you have?
10-20-04, 03:48 PM
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riding a Pinarello Prince
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Originally Posted by noelting
Cannondale Six13
Fizik Arione
Full Dura Ace 9speed (except for the hubs)
USE alien seatpost
MAVIC cosmic carbone
itm millenium stem
kestrel ems pro handlebar
Pare ko, welcome sa Bikeforums,
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10-20-04, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by noelting
Cannondale Six13
Fizik Arione
Full Dura Ace 9speed (except for the hubs)
USE alien seatpost
MAVIC cosmic carbone
itm millenium stem
kestrel ems pro handlebar
Awesome!!!!
10-20-04, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by jurnaza
Here is my new ride:
2004 Fuji Team SL
2004 Fuji Team SL
Specs, Please ?
10-20-04, 07:19 PM
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on a Six13
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For proper fit, all cannondale sizes 48-54 have a seat tube that is lowered 1 cm and a head tube that is raised 1 cm.
This results in a slightly sloping top tube.
The measured size is from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the top tube along the seat tube axis.
This results in a slightly sloping top tube.
The measured size is from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the top tube along the seat tube axis.
Last edited by noelting; 10-20-04 at 07:24 PM.
10-20-04, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by jukt
WoW, nice Fuji.
Specs, Please ?
Specs, Please ?
2004 Fuji Team SL 58cm
Aerospoke Carbon 5 Spoke Wheelset w/ 12/25 (pictured)
American Classic Sprint 350 Wheelset w/ 11/23 (hanging above)
Shimano Ultegra Front & Back
FSA Carbon Cranks
FSA Chainrings 52/36
Ritchey WCS Stem and Handlebar
Performance Forte SLX Carbon Pro Saddle
Fuji Carbon Seatpost
Fuji Carbon Feather Lite Fork
Speedplay X3's
15.5 lbs w/ American Classic's
17.5 lbs w/ Aerspoke's
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10-20-04, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Johnny_Monkey
Here is my new (2nd hand) road bike. I've had it for about a month.
2003 Pinarello Prince road bike. Campagnolo record group set. Carbon 172.5 FSA cranks. Carbon FSA bars & stem. San Marco Aspide titanium seat. Time impact pedals.* Ambrosio Onda wheel set.
2003 Pinarello Prince road bike. Campagnolo record group set. Carbon 172.5 FSA cranks. Carbon FSA bars & stem. San Marco Aspide titanium seat. Time impact pedals.* Ambrosio Onda wheel set.
SCHWINGGGGGG!!!!
10-21-04, 02:20 AM
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Here is me in August last year (2003) on the last third of an individual hill climb race.
2003 Raceline Performance
Shimano Sora
It's not all that great, but I love it.
2003 Raceline Performance
Shimano Sora
It's not all that great, but I love it.
10-21-04, 07:31 PM
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Got my Gunnar a few weeks ago. My first road bike and I'm very happy. Now if I could only stop the rain.
10-21-04, 09:36 PM
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The placement of those Campy ergos looks kind of high on that Pinarello. I dont think I could reach the the brakes from the drops.
Nice Pinarello though, Johnny.
Nice Pinarello though, Johnny.
10-21-04, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Scoz
The placement of those Campy ergos looks kind of high on that Pinarello. I dont think I could reach the the brakes from the drops.
Nice Pinarello though, Johnny.
Nice Pinarello though, Johnny.
Yeah, I think there's still a bit of work to do to ensure a snug fit. The bars probably have to be tilted forward a bit, as well as being lowered. I may also need a shorter stem.
10-21-04, 11:33 PM
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Licensed Bike Geek
My ride, a couple of months old, but finally set up exactly the way I like it.
10-21-04, 11:38 PM
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Yes, I have posted my bike here before, but this picture came out so nice, I had to post it..
10-21-04, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Davet
My ride, a couple of months old, but finally set up exactly the way I like it.
10-22-04, 01:03 AM
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Originally Posted by sorebutt
Yes, I have posted my bike here before, but this picture came out so nice, I had to post it..
10-22-04, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by BigFloppyLlama
Ah! I knew that was you I saw a few weeks ago. The bike looked familiar, and then I saw SteveE talking with you, but I couldn't put my finger on where I had seen it before. It was at Peet's before the blessing of the bikes thing. Beautiful bike, especially in real life.
10-23-04, 04:28 AM
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Older but wiser
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2003 Litespeed Ultimate frame with 2004 Durace grouppo. 2003 Mavic kysrium elites, with hutchison crbon comp golds. Easton EA70 seat tube with fizik pave seat. Profile hammer OS stem and bars. Litespeed fork with integrated cane creek headset. Dodgy pedals circa 1990 from my youth
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10-23-04, 04:42 AM
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riding a Pinarello Prince
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Originally Posted by sorebutt
Yes, I have posted my bike here before, but this picture came out so nice, I had to post it..
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10-23-04, 04:45 AM
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Originally Posted by noelting
yo oka wazzup!
I am doing fine, thanks and you what have you been up to?, have you been out riding that beautiful bike of yours, that's really a nice rig you got there. Ride safe dude.
oka
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10-23-04, 04:47 AM
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legenontour,
show us the picture of your bike, its mandatory here to show the picture, thanks
oscar
show us the picture of your bike, its mandatory here to show the picture, thanks
oscar
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10-23-04, 07:40 AM
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1981 Peugeot PSV10
Drilled Stronglight 52/42 Crank. It uses a Malliard Helicomatic Freeewheel with Malliard/Peugeot Hub. The Tubular Rims are Mavic with a square red/gold mavic label and no model? Tubular Tires are Blue Vittoria CX. The front hub is a Normandy Comp Luxe. The stem is labeled Peugeot. The handlebar is labeled Peugeot. The brakes are Weinmann. The shifters are Simplex. The front derailleur is Simplex/Peugeot. The rear derailleur is Suntour Cyclone II. The color is Pearl White with Orange Peugeot Lettering.
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Drilled Stronglight 52/42 Crank. It uses a Malliard Helicomatic Freeewheel with Malliard/Peugeot Hub. The Tubular Rims are Mavic with a square red/gold mavic label and no model? Tubular Tires are Blue Vittoria CX. The front hub is a Normandy Comp Luxe. The stem is labeled Peugeot. The handlebar is labeled Peugeot. The brakes are Weinmann. The shifters are Simplex. The front derailleur is Simplex/Peugeot. The rear derailleur is Suntour Cyclone II. The color is Pearl White with Orange Peugeot Lettering.
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10-23-04, 10:13 AM
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Just bought my wife her first road bike off ebay. It's an Iron Horse Triumph, lightly used for $350 free shipping. It should be here in a week but her are some of the pics that were online, I'll take more when she gets it.