What's the coolest cycling item you own?
09-16-16, 07:24 PM
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Di2, for some meaning of `cool'. It's different from mechanical, sure, but not really enough to drive home any form of point within the first couple of hours of riding. But, boy, towards the end of brevets ... :-)
09-16-16, 07:34 PM
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Was looking at these today out of curiosity.
NIB/NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Record Strada HiLo Rear Hub + Low Flange Front Hub + QR's: 40H - 126mm - PRISTINE & UNOBTANIUM! - Bike Recyclery
NIB/NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Record Strada HiLo Rear Hub + High Flange Front Hub + QR's: 40H - 126mm - PRISTINE & UNOBTANIUM! - Bike Recyclery
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NIB/NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Record Strada HiLo Rear Hub + Low Flange Front Hub + QR's: 40H - 126mm - PRISTINE & UNOBTANIUM! - Bike Recyclery
NIB/NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Record Strada HiLo Rear Hub + High Flange Front Hub + QR's: 40H - 126mm - PRISTINE & UNOBTANIUM! - Bike Recyclery
-Tim-
09-16-16, 07:45 PM
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That belongs to [MENTION=422812]Aka_ricerocket[/MENTION]. He posts in the Single Speed forum once in a while.
A little bit different iteration of the same bike...
Its a Trek District Carbon, belt drive, based off the Madone 5 frame. Weighs 12lbs.
A little bit different iteration of the same bike...
Its a Trek District Carbon, belt drive, based off the Madone 5 frame. Weighs 12lbs.
09-16-16, 07:47 PM
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Upon further review, this truly represents all of my coolest stuff:
09-16-16, 07:49 PM
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Was looking at these today out of curiosity.
NIB/NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Record Strada HiLo Rear Hub + Low Flange Front Hub + QR's: 40H - 126mm - PRISTINE & UNOBTANIUM! - Bike Recyclery
NIB/NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Record Strada HiLo Rear Hub + High Flange Front Hub + QR's: 40H - 126mm - PRISTINE & UNOBTANIUM! - Bike Recyclery
-Tim-
NIB/NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Record Strada HiLo Rear Hub + Low Flange Front Hub + QR's: 40H - 126mm - PRISTINE & UNOBTANIUM! - Bike Recyclery
NIB/NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Record Strada HiLo Rear Hub + High Flange Front Hub + QR's: 40H - 126mm - PRISTINE & UNOBTANIUM! - Bike Recyclery
-Tim-
I sometimes buy unique Campagnolo parts or tools, thinking that I might use them for a build in the future.
09-16-16, 08:49 PM
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That belongs to @Aka_ricerocket. He posts in the Single Speed forum once in a while.
A little bit different iteration of the same bike...Its a Trek District Carbon, belt drive, based off the Madone 5 frame. Weighs 12lbs.
A little bit different iteration of the same bike...Its a Trek District Carbon, belt drive, based off the Madone 5 frame. Weighs 12lbs.
Cool.
09-17-16, 09:42 AM
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Also, be careful not to lose the little metal "bridge" inside the lever, required if you want aero cable routing instead of old-school out the top routing.
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09-17-16, 10:58 AM
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If you ever ride those, replace the blue nuts with generics, and put the blue ones in a box. Otherwise, the blue "gem" will fall off while riding, never to be seen again.
Also, be careful not to lose the little metal "bridge" inside the lever, required if you want aero cable routing instead of old-school out the top routing.
Also, be careful not to lose the little metal "bridge" inside the lever, required if you want aero cable routing instead of old-school out the top routing.
I was aware of the gem issue, but I have my doubts about ever using these brakes.I received them 10 years ago, as motivation for a period correct bike. Since then I've only purchased a C-Record crankset.
09-17-16, 11:00 AM
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09-17-16, 03:59 PM
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09-17-16, 04:03 PM
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Zipp - Speed Weaponry | Wheels | 303 NSW Carbon Clincher?
I should not post these cause I don't own them.....but I will.
I should not post these cause I don't own them.....but I will.
09-17-16, 05:02 PM
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09-17-16, 06:47 PM
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Probably the Garmin 810 I got on a good deal back in April
Tracks all the rides, dumps it effortlessly to Connect, which I also now use to track swimming workouts with a Garmin swim watch, also syncs effortlessly.
I actually use the course and mapping features more then I thought I would and wonder of wonder, the unit has been very reliable.
In retrospect, worth the money.
Tracks all the rides, dumps it effortlessly to Connect, which I also now use to track swimming workouts with a Garmin swim watch, also syncs effortlessly.
I actually use the course and mapping features more then I thought I would and wonder of wonder, the unit has been very reliable.
In retrospect, worth the money.
09-17-16, 06:57 PM
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09-17-16, 07:39 PM
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Kit doesn't match
09-17-16, 09:33 PM
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