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Old 03-15-19, 07:42 AM
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Brake upgrade for the Langster.

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I ordered 30mm G-One Speed tires for the Light Bicycle 56mm wheelst, but I mounted them on the stock wheelset just to test them out https://road.cc/content/review/13807...-disc-wheelset

They went on easy, and the bead set with about 80psi from a track pump. The ride is smoooth, and not noticeably slower than the 25mm Michelin Pro4 Endurance tires I had been using.
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^^^ FYI, I run those at 65/70psi (f/r) at 195lbs, so you might want to experiment with lower.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
^^^ FYI, I run those at 65/70psi (f/r) at 195lbs, so you might want to experiment with lower.
30mm?

I tried them at 60/65 yesterday, but I might drop it by 5psi when I test the inflation today. The tiny amount of tread seemed to kick up a little road gravel, but I'm sure that will go away after a few more miles.
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
30mm?
Yup. I think that's the only size they come in for road bikes.
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Originally Posted by noodle soup

I ordered 30mm G-One Speed tires for the Light Bicycle 56mm wheelst, but I mounted them on the stock wheelset just to test them out https://road.cc/content/review/13807...-disc-wheelset

They went on easy, and the bead set with about 80psi from a track pump. The ride is smoooth, and not noticeably slower than the 25mm Michelin Pro4 Endurance tires I had been using.
It may help when the new wheels show up in getting the tires mounted, suggestion is to keep these tires mounted on stock wheels and inflated for a couple days to get initial stretch over with.
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Old 03-15-19, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Sy Reene
It may help when the new wheels show up in getting the tires mounted.
That's the plan
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Old 03-18-19, 12:25 AM
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I've wanted this jersey for 30 years
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Vittoria Ikon Road Shoes
and the wait is killing me.
How do they fit? wide or narrow?
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
How do they fit? wide or narrow?
ooh are those orange?!?! Can't tell if it's orange or red on my monitor! If they're orange, I need to know where to get those! lol
Oh yeah, and like the last guy said, how they fit!
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
How do they fit? wide or narrow?
I got the Asian width because I have wide feet. Plenty of toe box room.

I recently picked up a regular width in white (couldn't pass up for $50) and they took a while to stretch out but they are perfect now.
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Yep they are orange. Here are the white ones.
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
I've wanted this jersey for 30 years
I won one of those as a prime in a race about 30 years ago.
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Originally Posted by jadocs
I got the Asian width because I have wide feet. Plenty of toe box room.

I recently picked up a regular width in white (couldn't pass up for $50) and they took a while to stretch out but they are perfect now.

Asians have wide feet? Heck, that maybe why I have hell finding shoes that fit well.
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Originally Posted by deepakvrao
Asians have wide feet?
That was news to me as well.
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
That was news to me as well.
Yes they are actually advertised that way on eBay.
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Got one of the new Trek helmets today
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Old 03-19-19, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by jadocs
Yes they are actually advertised that way on eBay.
I've never seen Asians for sale on Ebay.

Are you hanging out with Robert Kraft?
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bought my first road bike (although have seen it called gravel bike at various places so i'm confused).

bike is nothing fancy at all a btwin triban 100 from decathlon. for my current budget it was that or a refurbished vintage bike, my lack of knowledge and advice from a friend who bought from same guy about 2 years ago made me go for the triban. was essentially a case of warranty giving piece of mind and friend loved the vintage bike but said after awhile they kinda start falling apart due to abuse, and i know i tend to abuse my bikes just as much as he does.

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I'm pretty sure this qualifies as stylish high-vis.


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I've wanted this jersey for 30 years
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Finally found one at a reasonable price ($119.99) for this color and size!

GIRO Synthe MIPS (Matte Blue - MEDIUM)

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