My Caffeine
Taken at the Backbay in Newport Beach today...
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Nice! That's a sweet light too!
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Originally Posted by born2bahick
(Post 5932783)
Nice! That's a sweet light too!
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nice setup!
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Originally Posted by mx_599
(Post 5934257)
nice setup!
I've had the Bike a year now and that's only the second time it's been offroad, I'm a Roadie in real life. I have nothing to contribute to the MTB forums so thanks for not flaming me Guys ;) |
Originally Posted by Jaguar27
(Post 5934509)
I've had the Bike a year now and that's only the second time it's been offroad,.
Originally Posted by Jaguar27
(Post 5934509)
thanks for not flaming me Guys ;)
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bahahaha i could never have a fork with 1 prong. looks way to goofy in my opinion. i like the light and reflectors though :)
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Oh, I just realized I've been meaning to get another Saddle, this is one area where Cannondale cut corners, but then again, I don't blame them because most riders use their own anyway...
Can you Guys point me to a good MTB Saddle? Cheers :) |
Originally Posted by XC Froot Loops
(Post 5934644)
bahahaha i could never have a fork with 1 prong. looks way to goofy in my opinion. i like the light and reflectors though :)
I love the Light, I was just too lazy to take it off yesterday, you've probably noticed it's the Light & Motion "ARC".... For commuting there's no way a Motorist could ever say he didn't see me, in fact, I have to point it to the kerb so I don't dazzle oncoming Motorists, but the nicest thing is I can ride my MTB and Roadbike 24 hours a Day, it throws out a fantastic beam and I haven't been able to outrun it at 35 mph yet. Sure, they're spendy, but with all the extra hours I've been able to ride along with not being hit by a Car it's more than paid for itself :) |
i haven't seen a better tail light for the road than the one made by DiNotte. you might check it out to add to your light set-up
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Originally Posted by Jaguar27
(Post 5934714)
it throws out a fantastic beam and I haven't been able to outrun it at 35 mph yet.
By the way, sweet bike. |
Originally Posted by TheFlip
(Post 5935451)
Yeah, ya gotta be goin' AT LEAST forty to outrun light..
I deserved that :D |
ha.
Originally Posted by XC Froot Loops
(Post 5934644)
bahahaha i could never have a fork with 1 prong. looks way to goofy in my opinion. i like the light and reflectors though :)
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Originally Posted by Trekbikedude
(Post 5936645)
At least it won't crack his headtube.
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Originally Posted by XC Froot Loops
(Post 5934644)
bahahaha i could never have a fork with 1 prong. looks way to goofy in my opinion. i like the light and reflectors though :)
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Originally Posted by XC Froot Loops
(Post 5934644)
bahahaha i could never have a fork with 1 prong. looks way to goofy in my opinion. i like the light and reflectors though :)
Especially in choosing the most appropriate set of prongs for a given frame. http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=376327 :eek: |
Nice piture, nice F29.
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that's kinda what I said. At least it won't crack his headtube.
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I really like your bike, I am in the market for a 29er and have been tempted by the caffeine, just a question though, since you have a lefty fork wouldn't you have better balance up front if you shifted light battery and light to other side of handlebars? I am a mtb newb, just thought might balance lil' better :)
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Originally Posted by jjmolyet
(Post 5955748)
I really like your bike, I am in the market for a 29er and have been tempted by the caffeine, just a question though, since you have a lefty fork wouldn't you have better balance up front if you shifted light battery and light to other side of handlebars? I am a mtb newb, just thought might balance lil' better :)
The weight is most likely insignificant. |
The idea that a lefty unbalances you in any way is a myth. Remove it from your brain and never let it come back.
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Originally Posted by ZeCanon
(Post 5955919)
The idea that a lefty unbalances you in any way is a myth. Remove it from your brain and never let it come back.
If anything, it corrects the lopsidedness the drivetrain provides. |
Originally Posted by Cypress
(Post 5955977)
+1
If anything, it corrects the lopsidedness the drivetrain provides. |
Coons.
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Very nice!
If you use it for commuting, and rarely offroad, why not some 1.5" slicks of over some 1.95" slicks? |
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