What road bike do you have?
08-02-08, 03:47 PM
#8752
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This is my Bianchi.
I am just getting back into the sport after taking a year or so break. I'm going to change the tires and bar tape and get it tuned up at my LBS. I got this bike for free. I found it under my house after I moved in. I called the previous owner and he told me to keep it. So I did!
Jeremy R.
I am just getting back into the sport after taking a year or so break. I'm going to change the tires and bar tape and get it tuned up at my LBS. I got this bike for free. I found it under my house after I moved in. I called the previous owner and he told me to keep it. So I did!
Jeremy R.
08-02-08, 05:36 PM
#8754
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I want to first thank all of the people who responded to my posts when I asked for help (sorry for the tedious questions).
Secondly, although I don't have pics, I have specs:
Cannondale CAAD! It's fantastic. I road it home from the bike store, which was unnerving since I live in NY.
Secondly, although I don't have pics, I have specs:
Cannondale CAAD! It's fantastic. I road it home from the bike store, which was unnerving since I live in NY.
08-03-08, 02:08 AM
#8757
stay free.
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Ellensburg, WA
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shimano 600 is a step down from Dura Ace, was replaced by ultegra. That era 600 isnt particularly incredible, but its solid road parts nonetheless.
P.S. Matt888 if you ever have the slightest urge to get rid of that colnago you should probably let me know
P.S. Matt888 if you ever have the slightest urge to get rid of that colnago you should probably let me know
08-03-08, 09:28 AM
#8758
Oops... Madone-less
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Olathe, KS
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Bikes: seven Axiom SG, Spec Roubaix Expert Di2, Trek DS8.4, Trek Sawyer
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Madone loses some weight
Scored a left over set of Ksyrium SSC SLs and some new Conti GP4000's at the LBS yesterday, and my Madone lost almost a pound. Current build:
2008 Trek Madone 5.1, 54 cm frame
Full Ultegra group
Mavic Ksyrium SSC SL wheels
Continental GP4000 tires
Terry Fly Ti Saddle
Speedplay CroMo Zero pedals
Bontrager Yellow Bar tape
Garmin 305 Cyclocomputer
Weight: 17.4 lbs. w/ cages, pedals and saddle, down from 18.3
Did a Livestrong ride yesterday. Had a heck of a time convincing about 100 other riders that this bike isn't actually some kind of Livestrong special edition. Put a Livestrong band around the seat mast today to further confuse the issue. Here's a couple of pics for the Madone haters. I didn't have time to paint the garage door white last night, so bear with the back yard deck motif:
2008 Trek Madone 5.1, 54 cm frame
Full Ultegra group
Mavic Ksyrium SSC SL wheels
Continental GP4000 tires
Terry Fly Ti Saddle
Speedplay CroMo Zero pedals
Bontrager Yellow Bar tape
Garmin 305 Cyclocomputer
Weight: 17.4 lbs. w/ cages, pedals and saddle, down from 18.3
Did a Livestrong ride yesterday. Had a heck of a time convincing about 100 other riders that this bike isn't actually some kind of Livestrong special edition. Put a Livestrong band around the seat mast today to further confuse the issue. Here's a couple of pics for the Madone haters. I didn't have time to paint the garage door white last night, so bear with the back yard deck motif:
08-03-08, 04:35 PM
#8765
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08-04-08, 10:04 AM
#8766
Peugeot Bourdeaux
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Dallas, TX
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heres my 1988 peugeot bordeaux. I just got it from my grandpa who bought it new and rode it everywhere. Hes had it stored in a shed as long as i can remember because he quit biking. He recently got into biking agian and got a new bike and i got this. i really like this bike. It dosent have any rust on it. Its in perfect condition.
Last edited by MrCrassic; 09-13-08 at 10:15 PM.
