New Rig - Black Mountain Cycles
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New Rig - Black Mountain Cycles
Finished building up my new Black Mountain Cycles rig on Saturday, only to be greeted by freezing temps and sleet.
The blue bar tape is going to be replaced with black tape, BTW (bars were removed from my previous bike).
Build specs here.
The blue bar tape is going to be replaced with black tape, BTW (bars were removed from my previous bike).
Build specs here.
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It's like the United Nations of bike builds.
- Campy levers
- Shimano cranks
- Campy and Sram derailleurs
What size tires are those?
- Campy levers
- Shimano cranks
- Campy and Sram derailleurs
What size tires are those?
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That looks like steel? With those tires, I bet it feels dreamy.
Im gonna try to mount larger tires on my older roadie. Ive got some old tires on it now that measure out to nearly 25mm width when inflated to 100psi (marked as 23mm) but Id really like to be on 28mm since this is my who-knows-what-the-road-holds bike.
Im gonna try to mount larger tires on my older roadie. Ive got some old tires on it now that measure out to nearly 25mm width when inflated to 100psi (marked as 23mm) but Id really like to be on 28mm since this is my who-knows-what-the-road-holds bike.
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