Thanks, I haven't noticed any paint problems, but I haven't ridden than much either...if it starts chipping, I'll be sure to let you guys know.Originally posted by Nofx
Asome Bike, Have you noticed any thing with yer Bianchi and easily chipping paint?
1990 Schwinn 564 Aluminum (we can rebuild it, we have the technology)
1994 Gary Fisher Aquila (beat up, my next project after the Schwinn)
2002 Bianchi Vigorelli (needing adjustment and fitting)
2002 Audi S4 - sometimes the bikes just aren't fast enough ;)
Sweet because I have had some prob with my Bianchi Giro chipping off and on I have about 1000 miles on it in the past couple months but hell she still looks like a Bute..... Just makes me look tuff right?Originally posted by 2k2S4
Thanks, I haven't noticed any paint problems, but I haven't ridden than much either...if it starts chipping, I'll be sure to let you guys know.
"Smile and the world Smiles with you. Fart and you stand alone"
Hey Nofx,
I have the same bike as 2k2s4.
The only paint missing on mine in on the tips of the fork, where she goes in and out of the rack in the back of my truck. True, it IS too soon for that to be happening. But it's not bad.
Ive only had her a month though.
Sometimes you just let the rabbits run, but sometimes you gotta let the dogs run.
My Giant TCR 2
Thanks RonH; I could not figure out how to get that image on this forum-thanks again!!
I don't have a pic handy, but I own a purple KLIEN Quantum. I have it outfitted with a cateye mity 3, Sigma heart rate monitor and a set of aero bars.
Jim
Litespeed Vortex Dura Ace, Campy Neutrons
2002 Litespeed Arenberg. Full Ultegra. Spinergy SR3 Wheels. Michelin Pro Race tires. Shimano Flight Deck computer. Fi'zik Aliante saddle.
My friends give me a hard time because this is my first road bike. When they ask me what I will do when I want a better bike I tell them that I'll still be riding it 10 years from now!
Ride anyway!
Drool....Litespeeds
I wanted a Litespeed....but then I suddenly realized I'm an unemployed first year university student.
Somehow my picture didn't upload.
Well being the tight-wad that I am it took me a while to decide to spend the money. My reasoning was that if I bought a cheap bike I would spend more money in the long run by upgrading it or buying a better one later. That's what happend with my first mountain bike. I bought an intro level bike and 6 months later I was buying a full suspension bike. I wanted to just avoid that this time around.
I understand the unemployed part. Although I'm employed now I figured I'd better buy the bike I want while I still have a job since I'm in the tech field.
Ride anyway!
I got my new road bike today! Wooohooo!
10 speed Record. Weighed in at 16 lbs. 7 oz. as pictured.
Took just over 9 weeks to get here.
I'm employed now but if I ever get unemployed I'm in deep do do. Well, at least I can ride my bike to the poorhouse.....
This is my Marinoni Delta Extra:
Shimano DA Shifters, Brakes, etc...
FSA Pro Team Issue Carbon Cranks
Speedplay X2 Pedals
Ambrosio Excellight SSC Wheelset
FSA Bars
Deda Magic Stem
Columbus Carve Fork
Columbus Rear Carbon Rear Triangle
Selle Italia Flight Trans Am Ti Saddle
Carbon Seat Post
One does not cease to play because one grows old.
One grows old because one ceases to play.
Bianchi Gold race, stock except for Oktos F18, Blackburn airstick, two cages, stachpack.
soon, aerobars, carbon forks.
...
2003 Felt F65
Oldskool fixed gear conversion
Litespeed Vortex - full Dura-Ace except for Campy Eurus wheels.
How do you attach a pic?
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2,000 miles on it and love it more each day!
Am I seeing a slopping tube on a cannondale :confused: . I thought cannondale cursed compact frame. They even have a webpage for it.Originally posted by RickO
I got my new road bike today! Wooohooo!
10 speed Record. Weighed in at 16 lbs. 7 oz. as pictured.
Took just over 9 weeks to get here.
... or your house is not level
If you look at the concrete along bottom of the house you can tell that the concrete is sloping.Originally posted by firebolt
... or your house is not level
NADS #138
Braaaaaaaaap!
Go Medium Or Go HOME!!!!!
Bob Roll:
"Toour DAAAY Frantz!"
You are right... I didn't see that...Originally posted by KevinG
If you look at the concrete along bottom of the house you can tell that the concrete is sloping.
Actually it does have a sloping top tube. It's a 48cm and with a frame that small to get something close to the right standover they have to slope the top tube when you stick with 700c wheels.Originally posted by firebolt
Am I seeing a slopping tube on a cannondale :confused: . I thought cannondale cursed compact frame. They even have a webpage for it.
... or your house is not level
My other road bike is a custom frame by a frame builder in Ames, Iowa named Jeffrey Bock (made in '88). It also has a sloping top tube and it's Reynolds 753.
I guess it comes with the territory when you're inseam challenged.
I finally figured out why I couldn't post the pix of my bike.
Anyway here it is:
2002 Litespeed Arenberg
Ultegra groupo
Spinergy SR3 Wheelset
Shimano Flight Deck Computer
Fi'zi:k Aliante saddle
Speedplay pedals
Michelin Pro Race tires
Ride anyway!
~ mid 80s, Schwinn Traveler.
Shimano chain rings, crank, some aftermarket pedals, aray rims, millard hubs and axles, shimano cassette... , new chain, new cables,...repainted, bought used at a low price.
2002 Bianchi Imola.
A joy to ride
2002 Bianchi Imola
My ride is a '98 Litespeed Vortex:
Full Dura-Ace with exception of Campy Eurus wheelset.
I put about 150 miles a week on this puppy....
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