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Old 05-24-15, 08:49 AM
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My bike suffered a major Owie! after the rear derailleur hanger snapped in half during a ride, trashing the derailleur and the chain. So Shimano 105 5800 rear derailleur, hanger, and SRAM 11 speed chain.
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Speedplay SYZR pedals. Feels like a road pedal with the convenience of a walkable cleat/shoe
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Zoic Ether baggy shorts--on sale at REI (for a couple more hours!) I first bought the tan pair, liked them a lot and couldn't resist going for the hot orange ones!

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Old 05-26-15, 08:00 AM
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Old 05-26-15, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by kansukee
Looks nice. The product name indicates you can mount a GoPro camera on it as well. Do you plan to use a Garmin or a GoPro? Just curious.
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Old 05-26-15, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by daihard
Looks nice. The product name indicates you can mount a GoPro camera on it as well. Do you plan to use a Garmin or a GoPro? Just curious.
I have a Garmin 810 and a VIRB camera actually. This is so far the cleanest solution I have seen. I have a K-Edge mount but when I installed my new Look ADH bars I realized that I could not use them any more. A quick google search turned up these and coming from Bob I figured they have to be good, built from alloy and all that.
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Old 05-26-15, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by kansukee
I have a Garmin 810 and a VIRB camera actually. This is so far the cleanest solution I have seen. I have a K-Edge mount but when I installed my new Look ADH bars I realized that I could not use them any more. A quick google search turned up these and coming from Bob I figured they have to be good, built from alloy and all that.
Ah, so you can mount either your GPS unit or your camera. That's very nice. I didn't even know Garmin made cameras like that. Thanks for the info!
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Old 05-26-15, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by daihard
Ah, so you can mount either your GPS unit or your camera. That's very nice. I didn't even know Garmin made cameras like that. Thanks for the info!
Actually this is so I can mount both; check my picture below.

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Originally Posted by kansukee
Actually this is so I can mount both; check my picture below.

Ah! I didn't realize that you could mount a camera underneath the bracket. Very nice!
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I bought a new helmet to replace the one I smashed in my crash at the beginning of May.

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I ordered a Selle Anatomica for myself and my wife. Hope we like them. Wish they had a money back guarantee .
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Well this was obtained last Thursday. Very pleased with the ride.
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Finally picked up a Garmin Edge 510 bundle...was pleasantly surprised to find it came with the magnetless cadence and speed sensors instead of the GSC-10.
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Old 05-27-15, 10:28 AM
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KASK helmet and new Bartape. Always replace helmet after accident. Bartape because I bent and fixed the handlebars after impact.
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Originally Posted by daihard
Ah! I didn't realize that you could mount a camera underneath the bracket. Very nice!
Wow!!! I don't know how Bob does it but this thing got here in 3 days! Here are some pics of it installed so you can see for yourself how it looks. It seems very solid and well built. Great job Bob!
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Old 05-27-15, 04:29 PM
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Old 05-27-15, 10:19 PM
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Thank you for the pics @kansukee! That's a nice and clean setup. Certainly makes me consider buying the whole set!
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Old 05-28-15, 06:57 AM
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I picked up a set of Forte Titans for my 2012 CAAD 8 7 last Friday, right before my Honor Ride on Saturday. Weighed them at Performance, 750g front, 1225 rear with SRAM PG-950 12-26 installed, so wheel weight is right at 1760g...all for under $170...have been rock solid so far and look great!
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Old 05-28-15, 07:35 AM
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Wow, I think I would replace the bars, too.

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KASK helmet and new Bartape. Always replace helmet after accident. Bartape because I bent and fixed the handlebars after impact.
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Old 05-28-15, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted by valygrl
Wow, I think I would replace the bars, too.
Bars are fine and sturdy surprisingly. Little compromise here and there but nothing over end. I spend too much on race fare to be spending on bike parts.
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Old 05-28-15, 02:01 PM
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I'd replace the bars too and what in the world is "race fare"? Are they serving caviar at your races or something?
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Returned the Tarmac and got Diverge Comp Carbon. Should make a better all around winter rain bike over the Tarmac. Plus I don't need another race bike.
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