Is my new ride OCP or ???
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Is my new ride OCP or ???
Picked this blue beauty up about a month ago and I only get to keep her for about another month or so but while she's mine I need to get her into shape. Some of the guys at work have helped me get started but I need the opinion of some real OCP'ers. I know I don't have a white garage door, wheels aren't aligned, seats too low, bars to high, and it has a basket but beyond that what do I need to do?
Yep, one more month and I can trade this in for my real bikes. Thank God I opted to have my foot fixed in the winter. The weather has been crappy enough I haven't missed not being able to ride too much.
Yep, one more month and I can trade this in for my real bikes. Thank God I opted to have my foot fixed in the winter. The weather has been crappy enough I haven't missed not being able to ride too much.
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Shouldn't this be in the fixed gear forum?
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Originally Posted by twahl
Shouldn't this be in the fixed gear forum?
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Originally Posted by grahny
you need at least one more horn... plus matching kit... and carbon bottle cage
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Two wheels good. Four wheels bad.
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Originally Posted by DScott
Flip it!
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Where's the garage door?
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Are those streamers CF?
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Are those brakes Campy or Shimano?
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Originally Posted by oilman_15106
A better question is why do you need them?
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Originally Posted by oilman_15106
A better question is why do you need them?
I had this thing dialed up to 3479 watts yesterday. Believe me when I say I need brakes. And they're Tektro too...bonus!!!
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Originally Posted by mcoomer
Dude,
And they're Tektro too...bonus!!!
And they're Tektro too...bonus!!!
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What, no rear-view mirrors? What's your top speed? Presta or schrader valves in the tires? Any plans on upgrading to disc brakes?
That's hilarious - get better soon!
That's hilarious - get better soon!
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Originally Posted by formula4
print out some small "zipp" stickers
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Wuuaaoo nice Kysirium Wheels,without stikers that's the way to go,that bike most be fast !!!