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#401
THE STUFFED
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LOL so he did actually buy the NJS frameset with the cra/ushed seatstay....
My wound-up is matte from the factory.
I have the matching matte seatpost as well. Good luck getting that hadaiwai
My wound-up is matte from the factory.
I have the matching matte seatpost as well. Good luck getting that hadaiwai
#402
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Picked up a new chain for my build. This chain is the $h*t so smooth and silent
#404
Your cog is slipping.
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My crappy, leaky Zefal has pi**ed me off for the last time! (and, I had a gift card.)
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#407
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Just bought a pair of tubular wheels with Dura Ace EX 7-speed Uniglide rear hub and Dura Ace EX front hub laced to Matrix tubular rims with new Vittoria Competition Rally tires (with Kevlar) yesterday. They're now on my Columbus SL MIELE with the reast of the components non-index N600 including the pedals with toe-clips.
Cheers from Miele Man
Cheers from Miele Man
#408
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for $35 shipped i got a cinelli unicanitor mod.75 (tour de france), the #3 version, which is padded and covered in buffalo leather. has "CINELLI" in white letters on the back. impulse buy, but i'll probably like it better than my microtex selle royal contour, which is an o.k. saddle but im not super impressed with it
#409
Clark W. Griswold
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I just bought a Dura-Ace 9 speed Triple Front Derailleur for my touring bike. Also planning on getting Thomson X4 stem and an Elite seatpost (yes I am aware the M.Piece is lighter but I am a fat ass and this is going on a touring bike) and most likely the Zipp Service Course SL-70 Ergo bars to add the comfort and weight reduction I am looking for. I am probably also getting rid of my Surly Nice rack and replacing it with a much lighter Tubus Cargo rack and then adding the Duo I have always wanted at the front. Cutting weight and add cool shiz...yeah!
#410
Still kicking.
Miche carrier,
Miche Pista Cog 18t.
Miche Lockring(that won't fit on the hub, my mistake)
Last week:
2 700x23c Michelin Lithion 2 reinforced, which have become my favorite road tire.
Miche Pista Cog 18t.
Miche Lockring(that won't fit on the hub, my mistake)
Last week:
2 700x23c Michelin Lithion 2 reinforced, which have become my favorite road tire.
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Appreciate the old bikes more than the new.
Appreciate the old bikes more than the new.
#411
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#412
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#413
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Just picked up a spare one of these sexy Sungino Super Mighty Comp chainrings on the bay:
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Hey wassup guys,
I just picked up these Carbon Look Drops from a buddy who only used them for 1 ride. They were not wide enough for him. These bars so far, feel great and getting into the drops feels A LOT more comfortable than my previous Deda Pista Drops.
I just picked up these Carbon Look Drops from a buddy who only used them for 1 ride. They were not wide enough for him. These bars so far, feel great and getting into the drops feels A LOT more comfortable than my previous Deda Pista Drops.
#416
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One of these from The Scrod. Sugino 75 track crankset | Retrogression I'm 5'5" and have always used 170 cranks on my road bikes. I've been riding 170 on my Wabi-I ride it on the road not tack. I've done 4 centuries. Three without issues but back of a knee really sore from one I did Sunday. No serious damage but I think my hip angle is too much at the top of the stroke. Did 27060 revolutions Sunday and paid the price. Hence the 165 cranks.
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#418
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I bought a Cinelli Neo CK carbon/kevlar/alu stem, 120mm and Campagnolo Triomphe pedals and cages.
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#420
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The bearings in my rear Joytech hub lasted just a couple of months. The front hub has held up fine. As to the RPM count-got to think of something sitting on the bike forever.
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Yeah I haven't heard many complaints about the bars. Except from people who like a bigger drop. And I just bought a pair of Lizard Skins DSP 2.5 Bar Tape. Excited to try it out, some love it and some hate it so we'll see. What are your 001's wrapped in?
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