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06-29-05, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Cadd
What are you using on your road bike right now? I've seen a picture of it before and it looks pretty high tech.
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06-30-05, 07:25 PM
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Nice! It shows you what gear you're in. That's something a gadget person would love. Does it also give you cadence? I'm mainly looking for a cadance reading. I'm trying to keep my cadence above 90.
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Originally Posted by Cadd
Nice! It shows you what gear you're in. That's something a gadget person would love. Does it also give you cadence? I'm mainly looking for a cadance reading. I'm trying to keep my cadence above 90.
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07-01-05, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by 1Fast4500
The LBS blamed the port fit to the fork on the fact that my Rock Shock Judy TT has taperd legs. I still say it is just poorly engineered.
07-01-05, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by khuon
The versions of the CatEye computers that I had which were intended for offroad/MTB use were waterproof to depth of 100 feet.
07-01-05, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by 2manybikes
How long did you have to hold your breath ?
Instead of a gatehouse, you launch out of the bow tubes of a 774-class attack sub.
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07-02-05, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by khuon
It's a new style of MTBing... you've heard of FR, DH, XC, DS, 4X... This is SM... SubMarine. Instead of a gatehouse, you launch out of the bow tubes of a 774-class attack sub.
Instead of a gatehouse, you launch out of the bow tubes of a 774-class attack sub. 
That must be quite the rush out of the gate !!!!10 out of a possible 10 for a good reply !
