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Old 03-14-13, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by save10
yeah baby.

what wheels are those?
Hey, the wheels are vintage Mavic Open 4 CDs laced to Dura Ace 7400 series hubs. The crank, chain, cassette, bottom bracket, front and rear derailleurs is also Dura Ace 7400 series and I scooped it all up including wheels for a song!! I couldn't say no.

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I like that one a whole bunch as well, all blue and white. But why do you make it live under the stairs?
Now now, I wouldn't do that. There was a nice natural light in that part and it was only for the picture.

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Originally Posted by Davidxvx
Bar angle has issues. Flatten out those drops, then hot.
I agree. Judging by the amount of seatpost showing maybe the bars have been rotated up because the reach feels too long.

Shorten up the stem and/or swap for shorter reach bars if that's the problem.
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Old 03-14-13, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by marqueemoon
I agree. Judging by the amount of seatpost showing maybe the bars have been rotated up because the reach feels too long.

Shorten up the stem and/or swap for shorter reach bars if that's the problem.
Saddle height is fine, I'm just stubborn and refuse to let go of my Cinelli 1A until I get one in 100mm. I do have a nice and polished Cinelli XA in 100mm and I'm afraid it will clash with the satin finish of the Cinelli 65 Criteriums. Even with a shorter stem, the reach may still be way out there - https://forums.roadbikereview.com/ret...os-273100.html.

Stubborness - whose idea was that!?

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Originally Posted by DerHoggz
Edonis, is that what I think it is on the Felt's seattube?
haha, yes it is. i put it there in 2008 and havent been compelled to remove it yet.
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Originally Posted by Hapsmo911
I agree, if you talking about in the city. I ride mostly in the south bay, Santa Cruz mtns and Hicks Rd quit often. I would rather spin up 6-10% then mash. Everyone does it different though.
39x28 in SF, the hills are very steep but short. Hicks Road on a hot summer day, Bohlman, Alba or Jamison Creek, that's a lot more difficult.
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Originally Posted by TheDavid
Saddle height is fine, I'm just stubborn and refuse to let go of my Cinelli 1A until I get one in 100mm. I do have a nice and polished Cinelli XA in 100mm and I'm afraid it will clash with the satin finish of the Cinelli 65 Criteriums. Even with a shorter stem, the reach may still be way out there - https://forums.roadbikereview.com/ret...os-273100.html.

Stubborness - whose idea was that!?
That's what I'm saying. I'm sure the saddle height is fine. The reach relative to the saddle height is what made me think it was probably too long.

Also, the bar/lever situation on that Pinarello terrible. You can't get a flat ramp with bars like that without scooting the hoods way up and rotating the bars back until everything looks ridiculous and the drops are unusable.
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Originally Posted by Edonis13



*Gasp* is that a saddle bag?
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Originally Posted by bianchi10
New demo wheelset. Cant wait to get out tomorrow with them!!!!
Super hot - I like black and whites and this ones a stunner - Tell us about the wheels ?
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Originally Posted by Davidxvx
Bar angle has issues. Flatten out those drops, then hot.
This. I could live with drops pointing somewhere toward rear brake, but right now the bar is definitely too far up.

Also, would prefer silver rims. Still a lovely bike though.
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Originally Posted by BykOfALesserGod
*Gasp* is that a saddle bag?
more of a saddle luggage bag.
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Originally Posted by VA_Esquire
more of a saddle luggage bag.
WGAF the bike is still hot FIYAH!

David how do you like that Flite Gel Flow saddle on the Marinoni? I'm testing one out right now. Bit hard, but didn't have any pain after my ride yesterday.
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Originally Posted by BykOfALesserGod
*Gasp* is that a saddle bag?
OMG, he is triatlete!
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Old 03-15-13, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by PatrickGSR94
WGAF the bike is still hot FIYAH!

David how do you like that Flite Gel Flow saddle on the Marinoni? I'm testing one out right now. Bit hard, but didn't have any pain after my ride yesterday.
I love the modern Flites. The one on the Marinoni is Team Edition without cutouts or gel and its still great. The Flite is great for people with narrow sit bones. I have this saddle on my winter bike and Kona JTS. I tried the Turbomatic 2, Concor Supercorsa and even a Brooks Swift before figuring out that my sit bones dislike wide saddles unless I'm in a more upright position.
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Old 03-15-13, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by I <3 Robots
Nice to see a Roubaix with the bars below the sadddle.
While I think it's "Hot", why not just get a Tarmac or Venge if you want that kind of stance?
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Originally Posted by Gran Fondo
While I think it's "Hot", why not just get a Tarmac or Venge if you want that kind of stance?
The geometry is different. You could set a venge and a beach cruiser up with the same fit but they will still ride and handle different.
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Originally Posted by gc3
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Parlee Z5 SLi 2012 - M/L-Tall - as it sits now 6.52 kg (or 14.35 lbs)
Dura-Ace Di2 with stock DA 7970 bits, except...Praxis 52/36 rings
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I would definitely ride, bike is hot!
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you'd not believe the controversy I've gotten over putting Campy on a Giant...
Seriously? Who'd give a crap? Or even notice? Or mention it if they did?
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Originally Posted by Hapsmo911
I agree, if you talking about in the city. I ride mostly in the south bay, Santa Cruz mtns and Hicks Rd quit often. I would rather spin up 6-10% then mash. Everyone does it different though.
me too. Hey I run a 34x32 lowest gear now and ran a 39x25 last year. I can do both, but guess which one I go up long climbs faster with?
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Originally Posted by Gran Fondo
While I think it's "Hot", why not just get a Tarmac or Venge if you want that kind of stance?
The Roubaix can also accommodate wider tires and damp vibration better than the Tarmac or Venge.

Just because you have a Roubaix...don't mean you have to set it up touring style...

Tom Boonen won Paris Roubaix...on a Roubaix.


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Originally Posted by Davidxvx
Bar angle has issues. Flatten out those drops, then hot.
Done.

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This. I could live with drops pointing somewhere toward rear brake, but right now the bar is definitely too far up.

Also, would prefer silver rims. Still a lovely bike though.
Silver would look very nice. Now check out the bars.

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aesthetically it looks much better! But how does it feel when you ride? those hoods looks like they would be hard to reach. Maybe it because I'm not used to a classic bar.
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Originally Posted by bianchi10
aesthetically it looks much better! But how does it feel when you ride? those hoods looks like they would be hard to reach. Maybe it because I'm not used to a classic bar.
I'll let you know. I need to spend some time on the rollers with the bike and make my assessment then. This is my first road bike - my others are a Kona JTS and All City Nature Boy so I'll need time to get used to the geometry of the Marinoni.

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Originally Posted by TheDavid
Fire away...

HOT...
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You must be very long-armed. Long top tube, very long stem, classic reach/drop bars.
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So much better.

I'm a wee bit sad to see that my own bike dropped off the bottom of page 495 without a single comment, but ah well.
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