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Old 04-26-14, 10:19 PM
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My knees hurt looking at the pic.
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That's awesome. I love it. Congrats.
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congrats on the c60, gc3!. iirc you were lusting after a white one originally, or was that someone else?
anyway, i can't wait to see the final build.
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Glory cycles takes great pics. Looking forward to seeing what you think of the C59 compared to the Parlee.
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Liked the castelli evoluzione bibs so much i ordered another pair... so comfy. finally a pair of that is tight everywhere on my scrawny 125lb ass haha
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Old 04-27-14, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by fried bake
congrats on the c60, gc3!. iirc you were lusting after a white one originally, or was that someone else?
anyway, i can't wait to see the final build.
I thought the white C60 looked sweet but got a nice deal on this artsy C59....

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Glory cycles takes great pics. Looking forward to seeing what you think of the C59 compared to the Parlee.
I test rode a 'nago when I got the Parlee, so I have a good idea what to expect. Hey, it's a bike...It ain't gonna be able to make me go faster
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That makes two of us. From your location I'm not sure if you've ever ridden Lost River Park (near Mathias)? But between that, a 4 mile gravel road with lots of switchbacks (avg grade 10-18%), and then the Alpine Loop Grand Fondo I'm finding that I may have the muscles but not the cadence or heart rate to handle without stopping to rest for a couple of minutes. I'm really hoping that this will help with that. Overall I find the 28 to be enough for most of my riding. The other part is now I'm using a coach who has me doing a fair bit of recovery riding, the terrain where I live is practically impossible to do that on with current gearing.
I was extremely glad I got the 11-32 when I went for my ride Sunday. I had done a fairly flat 45mi ride on Saturday then went for a ride around Shenandoah Sunday. It didn't feel too bad when I started but once I got into the extended climbs the 32 was great for when my heart rate spiked up too high. I've found the mid-cage doesn't look too bad, but that's all personal preference
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Old 04-28-14, 04:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Nebby10
I was extremely glad I got the 11-32 when I went for my ride Sunday. I had done a fairly flat 45mi ride on Saturday then went for a ride around Shenandoah Sunday. It didn't feel too bad when I started but once I got into the extended climbs the 32 was great for when my heart rate spiked up too high. I've found the mid-cage doesn't look too bad, but that's all personal preference
Where were you riding in Shenandoah, do you come out this way often? Derailleur should be here today so if it rains tomorrow I'll swap out the cage and try to get it running
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I don't head out there too often and in fact this was my second ride out there. Last time I did Skyline drive out and back strarting from the north, totalling 60mi; this time we went south through the valley of the neighboring George Washington National Forest then went up Skyline drive. That 4 mile climb heading up to Skyline was one heck of a climb! Noticed on Strava that it's rated a Category 2 climb...
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Old 04-29-14, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by abhirama
My knees hurt looking at the pic.
Yeah. I hadn't adjusted it or changed out the pedles and seat yet. That was fresh from the shop. It's all better now.
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Old 04-29-14, 05:53 PM
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Beautiful frame frame that's going to be my next build too



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My new Synapse Carbon 3...

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Old 04-29-14, 08:13 PM
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I rear wheel... Bontrager Aeolus D3 7.. just the rear as I already have a set of 3's.
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Old 04-30-14, 07:15 AM
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That is one beautiful frameset. Looking forward to the build.
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Old 04-30-14, 07:23 PM
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As its getting colder down under picked up some new winter jerseys on special from Rapha
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Old 05-01-14, 01:45 PM
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Shimano R540 Pedals
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Shimano R170s - just got these and did a 30mi test ride. I like 'em a lot, light, stiff and really nice fit. Snug but not too snug, well ventilated and happy knees too. Think it's time to retire my old Genius 5s non-carbons.

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My new Synapse Carbon 3...

Love it. Love it. Best looking bike on this page Love the Synapse look. Though I wouldn't ride it so relaxed with handlebars above the seat though.
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'62 Schwinn Continental, weighing in at a svelte 33 pounds. Dang, no "Hot or Not" thread anymore.
Coppertone - HOT!
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As its getting colder down under picked up some new winter jerseys on special from Rapha
I picked up the winter jersey last month and its awesome. Pair it with a merino base layer and you'll stay nice and warm.
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Love it. Love it. Best looking bike on this page Love the Synapse look. Though I wouldn't ride it so relaxed with handlebars above the seat though.
Thanks! I have the handlebar a bit high in order to get used to the road bike riding position. I will probably lower it a bit as soon as this coming weekend.
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Like new set of 2014 Zipp 202 clinchers with Campy hub for the new beast...found on another forum...
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