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10-23-05, 05:42 PM
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Winter rain commuter (edit) & my Miyata rain bike, not sure what happened on the upload for this one, can a moderator delete the extras?
10-23-05, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Lectron
So here's mine.
10-23-05, 06:56 PM
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Baby it's cold outside...
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Ollo Ollo
No Offense, but that yellow tape is pretty grody and scary looking
The Blue wrapped one looks wrapped the wrong way and will peel back the edges over time.
Now that Motobecane with the Leather wrap is absolutely beautiful
My first bicycle love was in 1974 when I saw a Gold Motobecane (Grand Sport I think) at a LBS that had that leather wrapped bar. I remember the owner showing the bike to me, even though he knew I could not afford it, he was probably as much in love with that bike as i was as he showed all it's features to me.
Gawd I loved that thing and dreamt about owning something like that some day.
That Leather wrap bar is the best, and an Icon for me.
No Offense, but that yellow tape is pretty grody and scary looking
The Blue wrapped one looks wrapped the wrong way and will peel back the edges over time.
Now that Motobecane with the Leather wrap is absolutely beautiful
My first bicycle love was in 1974 when I saw a Gold Motobecane (Grand Sport I think) at a LBS that had that leather wrapped bar. I remember the owner showing the bike to me, even though he knew I could not afford it, he was probably as much in love with that bike as i was as he showed all it's features to me.
Gawd I loved that thing and dreamt about owning something like that some day.
That Leather wrap bar is the best, and an Icon for me.
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10-23-05, 09:39 PM
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I agree Viper: That tape IS due for replacement & it's not even a year old. Now that our Winter rains have started, I'm not riding much beside my daily commute, so I can spend some quality garage time. I wrap the bars on my commuters that way on purpose so I don't need to tape the ends by the stem. I'm a little guy & the tape doesn't peel back much before it gets worn out. That Moto was my attempt to recreate a bike I lusted after back in the 70's. I found the frame on eBay & accumulated some good French stuff over time. Probably better than the original now & I take it along for a rider when we travel. Don
10-24-05, 05:19 AM
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I can't believe there are 5 pages of this, moreover, I can't believe I'm putting mine up, but what the heck.
This was this summer, since this I've gone to black FiZiK tape, and I've added the Astrale 8 computer to go with the Polar.
This was this summer, since this I've gone to black FiZiK tape, and I've added the Astrale 8 computer to go with the Polar.
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10-24-05, 01:01 PM
#108
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Originally Posted by hmai18
Damn. I was going to be all clever and post my Tiger dashboard, but people have already beaten me to it.
Maybe I'm splitting hairs here, but wouldn't a more appropriate title be "cockpit" as opposed to dashboard?
Maybe I'm splitting hairs here, but wouldn't a more appropriate title be "cockpit" as opposed to dashboard?
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10-24-05, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by mellowdave
I can't believe there are 5 pages of this, moreover, I can't believe I'm putting mine up, but what the heck.
This was this summer, since this I've gone to black FiZiK tape, and I've added the Astrale 8 computer to go with the Polar.
This was this summer, since this I've gone to black FiZiK tape, and I've added the Astrale 8 computer to go with the Polar.
hehe I know aint it great that its living?
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10-29-05, 03:48 PM
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Here is a picture of my Roubaix's dash:
10-29-05, 05:51 PM
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heres mine
10-30-05, 03:12 AM
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Here's some front and back with some views. Steve.
10-30-05, 08:58 PM
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OK ok, one more
I HAD to do the in motion thing. That was too cool.
I HAD to do the in motion thing. That was too cool.
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10-30-05, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by 55/Rad
Here's mine complete with my pet Yertl - he helps keep me from tightening my shoulders and scrunching my neck.
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10-30-05, 09:26 PM
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I just got my new Night Raptor. My DH said that it looked like a motorcycle light, he seen me 2 blocks away.
BTW, I know why most computers are on the right, it is because most people are right handed. I would have mine on the left, but I didn't put that one on, the LBS guy did it.
BTW, I know why most computers are on the right, it is because most people are right handed. I would have mine on the left, but I didn't put that one on, the LBS guy did it.
10-30-05, 09:34 PM
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Light
Naviion Cyclocomputer
Treo 650 in its case (has been very very useful to say the least)
Naviion Cyclocomputer
Treo 650 in its case (has been very very useful to say the least)
10-30-05, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Tequila Joe
What the? Is that the "KNAVE" I see in the distance?
T.J.
T.J.
That's no knave! That's my wife, leaving me in the dust!
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10-30-05, 10:10 PM
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Since it is BT enabled, I use it to rcv calls. (Children @ home alone.) One ear is plugged in for MP3. Use it for quick ride photos /videos - on the go or while admiring the scenery/route. Use KMaps to locate where I'm and if I can take a deviation. (With the upcoming GPS capability hopefully I will not need the Cyclocomputer in the future.). Full browser capability. Plus on weekdays, stop after 1/2 hour of ride or so & attend to emails if they are v.imp. (the last is a stretch, but if I know my 'presence' is required @ work and I'm out 'enjoying' a.k.a exercising, this gives me a chance to respond.). Plus more. All in all, one truly versatile device.
10-31-05, 11:33 AM
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I took my camera on my Saturday morning ride just so I could post these. It turned out to be one the nicest mornings in quite a while, so I took a few extra picutres.
These are some Oak Trees tunnels in Modjeska Canyon (Santiago Canyon, CA)
This is the at the top of the Modjeska Canyon climb
I never noticed before, but I've passed the Shimano building countless time, it's a terrible photo.
Some club out for their Saturday morning ride
These are some Oak Trees tunnels in Modjeska Canyon (Santiago Canyon, CA)
This is the at the top of the Modjeska Canyon climb
I never noticed before, but I've passed the Shimano building countless time, it's a terrible photo.
Some club out for their Saturday morning ride
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10-31-05, 11:46 AM
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nice dash boards... love those on the road shots.. now if somebody could just show me one over the cobbles of paris-roubaix.. HE would be the man... or woman... come on somebody.... let's see it..
11-01-05, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by magesh
Light
Naviion Cyclocomputer
Treo 650 in its case (has been very very useful to say the least)
Naviion Cyclocomputer
Treo 650 in its case (has been very very useful to say the least)