What road bike do you have?
#7202
Safeway Club Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Rainy Pacific Northwest
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Bikes: 2006 Fuji Team RC
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Beautiful fuji
I ride Fuji myself (07 Fuji roubaix rc). I wish I saw more of them on this site. Fuji are great bikes to ride and really underrated. Mine is not as exotic or expensive like the rest...but it fits me fine..
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#7203
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#7206
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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#7207
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Vancouver
Posts: 126
Bikes: Rossin Zenith, Fuji Touring, Santa Cruz Chameleon
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Can you actually race cross on Lightweights without destroying them? That bike is bling as sh*t.
#7208
Rebel and a Stunner
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Cincinnati
Posts: 8
Bikes: Serotta Titanium Fierte, DeRosa vintage
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My Serotta
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#7209
Snail-paced new boy
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Cheshire, England
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Bikes: Colnago Extreme Power, Ribble Winter
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Fixed for you Marysunshine....
Edit: Oh, I had done....
Edit: Oh, I had done....
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#7210
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Sure, no problem. The wheels are plenty stiff and the tires absorb the serious bumps. But I only use them for (typical Dutch) fast flat courses (hence the single ring in front on this bike).
#7211
flying on 2 wheels
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Palm Beach County, FL
Posts: 259
Bikes: 2007 Trek 7100 - modified. 2008 Orbea Onix Dama - Campy Centaur
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Merry Christmas to me!!!
2008 Orbea Onix Dama with Campy Centaur. I'll be changing the handlebars - probably to Salsa Short & Shallow so my little 'girlie hands' are more comfortable reaching the brakes when in the drops. It's my first road bike and I'm lovin' it!
2008 Orbea Onix Dama with Campy Centaur. I'll be changing the handlebars - probably to Salsa Short & Shallow so my little 'girlie hands' are more comfortable reaching the brakes when in the drops. It's my first road bike and I'm lovin' it!
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#7213
flying on 2 wheels
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Palm Beach County, FL
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Bikes: 2007 Trek 7100 - modified. 2008 Orbea Onix Dama - Campy Centaur
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Thanks. Seat bag is from a place called Krieg Cycling :
https://www.kriegcycling.com
The African grey parrot on the back is from me
https://www.kriegcycling.com
The African grey parrot on the back is from me
#7214
Superdrome
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Dallas Suburb
Posts: 107
Bikes: 2008 Ridley Damocles, 2000 Pinarello Galileo, 2007 Brass Knuckle, 87 Fuso Fixie & 90s Powerlite BMX
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2000 Pinarello Galileo. I don't have a good shot of it, but here it is hidden by my trusty PowerLite BMX. The Pinarello is kitted with a mixed Campy group and Look pedals. I love it, have put many thousands of miles on it and am only now in the process of researching and building something new as well. It will be Italian, but beyond that I have no real clue! I can't replace the P bike, but I do want a new steed.
#7216
Member On Probation
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 11
Bikes: Bianchi San Lorenzo
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Trick bike. Love the boid on the back.
#7219
Ductus Exemplo
Join Date: May 2007
Location: 85048
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Bikes: 2008 ADK Custom Build
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Nothing special, just a cheap frameset (7005 AL, w/carbon fork) to replace a sloping TT Lapierre which wasn't for me.
#7222
Brad Lee
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: San Fernando Valley, Californication
Posts: 29
Bikes: 2007 Specialized Hard Rock (Not for long), 2006 Felt F80 (yellow baby!)
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Well, just hit 100 miles on this thing after picking it up on Dec. 26th. Man this thing is SMOOFV ! I was riding my MTB w/ slicks (Specialized Hardrock) everywhere when a friend asked me to take home an old Torelli he had and ride it and compare it to my MTB. A day or two on that bike and I was ready for my first road bike. Anyways here it is, 2006 Felt F80 (105 Groupo), picked it up brand new for $650 OTD! It may be a bit dirty, had to ride through some puddles to make it past 100 (raining in So Cal right now). Here is a pic of the old Torelli also.
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#7223
nom nom nom
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Wisconsin
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Bikes: Lemond Tete de Course, Slingshot DDX, Fuji Track Pro, Surly Steamroller
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Good job on the felt, looks like a great deal.
As for the torelli - something needs to be done. The sora/bontrager/altus set-up is horrible, and that looks to be a nice, yet poor fitting, frame.
As for the torelli - something needs to be done. The sora/bontrager/altus set-up is horrible, and that looks to be a nice, yet poor fitting, frame.
#7224
Brad Lee
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: San Fernando Valley, Californication
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Bikes: 2007 Specialized Hard Rock (Not for long), 2006 Felt F80 (yellow baby!)
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