What road bike do you have?
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1997 Cannondale CAAD 3. Found this one on ebay a couple years ago.
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Bikes: 2007 Quiring Ti + 2014 Focus Izalco + 2009 Dynamic Synergy + 80's Bottecchia w/105 Crank Set + 2010 Jamis Commuter-4 + 1999 GT Slipstream Hybrid
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My first road bike. Picked it up last week. Focus Izalco Ergone.
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Been riding this puppy all summer.
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My neo-retro ride. Just built, and from my handful of rides, I'm happy with it. Elated, actually.
1990 Zullo Pro frame with EL-OS tubing (not TVM, but another Euro pro)
2018 Chorus
2014 SR Crank, 180mm
Record hubs, CX-Ray spokes, Archetype rims
1990 Zullo Pro frame with EL-OS tubing (not TVM, but another Euro pro)
2018 Chorus
2014 SR Crank, 180mm
Record hubs, CX-Ray spokes, Archetype rims
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2015 Gt grade- just picked it up from CL for off-season duty
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Bikes: 2010 Eddy Merckx EMX-5, 2011 Trek 1.5, Cannondale Topstone SE 105
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[new to me] 2010 Eddy Merckx EMX-5 w/mix of Campagnolo components
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Just got a new Trek Emonda a few months ago. It's such a comfortable bike! I definitely feel faster on it... haha
My previous bike was a Giant TCR. Great bike as well but after learning more about proper sizing and fit, I realized that it was a little too big for me. I had it for 5 years though and loved ever minute of it. I just feel a difference now with my Trek and a proper size/fit
My previous bike was a Giant TCR. Great bike as well but after learning more about proper sizing and fit, I realized that it was a little too big for me. I had it for 5 years though and loved ever minute of it. I just feel a difference now with my Trek and a proper size/fit
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It's new but...sort of already oldskool given:
1) Rim brakes
2) QR/Dropouts
3) Max 25mm tire clearance
4) 5800 (7000 already available)
1) Rim brakes
2) QR/Dropouts
3) Max 25mm tire clearance
4) 5800 (7000 already available)
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Finally I reached 10 posts so I can post a pic of my bike ^_^
This is my first road bike but have two MTBs.
I did not have a plan to buy another bike but as soon as I see the deal, I could not pass $600 deal.
Bulls bike is not popular in US though.
The bike is Bulls Desert falcon pro.
It’s from old stock but it’s full 6800 Ultegra groupset. aluminum frame.
they have carbon bikes but price difference was $500 for Ultegra groupset (still good price) and $200-300 for 105 groupset.
also weight difference was 0.01 LBS for Ultegra carbon bike. Mine is 17.42lbs in stock form.
the bike is racing oriented bike so it has 50/34 crankset and 11x25 cassette. I have a habit of changing components so it was good excuse to change some components hahaha. Actually my neighborhood has many steep hills so 11x25 cassette was too much for me. Probably 11-32 or even 11x34 might be my ideal cassette but I need new medium or long rear derailleur so decided to go 11-30. Also got new pedal, saddle, seatpost and DT Swiss P1800 wheelset.
I ended up spending almost $1000 instead of $600 original price of the bike T_T.
This is my first road bike but have two MTBs.
I did not have a plan to buy another bike but as soon as I see the deal, I could not pass $600 deal.
Bulls bike is not popular in US though.
The bike is Bulls Desert falcon pro.
It’s from old stock but it’s full 6800 Ultegra groupset. aluminum frame.
they have carbon bikes but price difference was $500 for Ultegra groupset (still good price) and $200-300 for 105 groupset.
also weight difference was 0.01 LBS for Ultegra carbon bike. Mine is 17.42lbs in stock form.
the bike is racing oriented bike so it has 50/34 crankset and 11x25 cassette. I have a habit of changing components so it was good excuse to change some components hahaha. Actually my neighborhood has many steep hills so 11x25 cassette was too much for me. Probably 11-32 or even 11x34 might be my ideal cassette but I need new medium or long rear derailleur so decided to go 11-30. Also got new pedal, saddle, seatpost and DT Swiss P1800 wheelset.
I ended up spending almost $1000 instead of $600 original price of the bike T_T.
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new bike day!
2018 Canyon Aeroad SLX CF 9.0
Dura Ace mechanical
Favero Assioma power meter pedals to measure the aero gains.
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Teledyne Titan, made from 1973 to 1976, Titanium.
Cinelli Super Corsa, 1990.
My light tourer, Klein Performance, 1984 but modified to run 3x10 compact and lightened up.
Custom, by Chris Fiorini, 1988 or so. Updated to Dura Ace 7700.
Asian market Centurion, Carbon-R, 1989. Had to go with DA9000 to match up with the frame.
Modern steel, bespoke custom by Wraith (home of Stanridge Speed). Getting new hoops once they get here from England.
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^ All Excellent Robbie!
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Steel is real...and comfy.
Steel is real...and comfy.
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Maybe the next bike.
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My current bike which will be replaced in the next week. Fondriest P4 Carbon, DA 9 speed.
Ride more, eat less
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Updated my 17 year old bike: new handlebar, new wheels/tires.
My sub $1.5k Chinese carbon road bike:
My sub $1.5k Chinese carbon road bike:
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Just picked this one up a few days ago to update my 33 year old Fuji. Had to replace the front tube (leak at stem) and now to pull the reflectors off. This is a nice ride.
Got quite a deal, looks like brand new, guy said he put less than 60 miles on it.