New Sig - thanks to you guys :)
03-16-07, 11:15 AM
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New Sig - thanks to you guys :)
Check it out! 
The only thing I have available to take pics with is a cellphone camera, which wouldn't do it justice...maybe I'll give it a shot a little later
The only thing I have available to take pics with is a cellphone camera, which wouldn't do it justice...maybe I'll give it a shot a little later
03-16-07, 11:25 AM
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oh might as well try the cellphone...
I know it's WAAAAAY too much bike for me, but what the hell
I know it's WAAAAAY too much bike for me, but what the hell
03-16-07, 11:36 AM
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Congrats! Now you can save some serious time off your grocery runs!
03-16-07, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by branman1986
oh might as well try the cellphone...
I know it's WAAAAAY too much bike for me, but what the hell
I know it's WAAAAAY too much bike for me, but what the hell
Congrats and color me jealous.
03-16-07, 12:15 PM
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Welcome to the Cervelo family. *Sigh* Those colors would be better for my team kit...maybe I should trade up?? Now just cut that steerer tube about 50mm and you are in business! Sweet ride.
Now just cut that steerer tube about 50mm and you are in business! Sweet ride.
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But where do you hang the panniers? 
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03-16-07, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by DrPete
But where do you hang the panniers?
Oh... and drool, drool, drool.
03-16-07, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by DrWJODonnell
Welcome to the Cervelo family. *Sigh* Those colors would be better for my team kit...maybe I should trade up?? Now just cut that steerer tube about 50mm and you are in business! Sweet ride.
Now just cut that steerer tube about 50mm and you are in business! Sweet ride.), but as I got use to it, they'd start getting me more and more aggressively positioned.
03-16-07, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by branman1986
I talked to the fit guy for a while and we thought it would be better to start off at a fairly neutral starting position. If I felt uncomfortable they'd relax it a bit(which I won't do ), but as I got use to it, they'd start getting me more and more aggressively positioned.
), but as I got use to it, they'd start getting me more and more aggressively positioned.
03-16-07, 03:15 PM
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Sweet.
Are you going to spring for a disc right off, or do the wheel cover so you can run your PT?
Are you going to spring for a disc right off, or do the wheel cover so you can run your PT?
03-16-07, 03:36 PM
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I want to borrow someone's disc first just to give it a feel, I'm probably just going to run the PT on it for a while with a carbone front...
I just took it out for a spin...holy cow what a difference! I'm in love
I just took it out for a spin...holy cow what a difference! I'm in love
03-16-07, 05:08 PM
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The seat doesn't look level. And those wheels don't seem aero enough for that bike. That's a bad ass ride though!!
03-16-07, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by DreamTheater
The seat doesn't look level. And those wheels don't seem aero enough for that bike. That's a bad ass ride though!!
those are the stock wheels to be replaced by carbones and/or Zipp 999's
03-16-07, 07:38 PM
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Boi-oi-oi-oing! You won't be disappointed! I'm loving my P2 but your ride is a step up. Post some more pics when you get it pimped with that wheelset.
03-17-07, 10:05 AM
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i wish i could drop this kind of cash on a bike 
Congrats, man, it's hot. Now, ride it like ya stole it!
Congrats, man, it's hot. Now, ride it like ya stole it!
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