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for it's day, it was a great tire.
I was 23 when I bought my first bike in 2004, so they pre-date me a bit.
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BTW, I am lusting after some Stinger 9's or a Stinger 9/Stinger Disc combo when I get back into TTs.
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That is a bad ass rig.....what was your rationale for putting the bottle on the seat tube over the down tube. I thought that the typical studies showed that it improved aerodynamics on the DT but hurt them on the ST. Also on a round tube bike, I would assume.
BTW, I am lusting after some Stinger 9's or a Stinger 9/Stinger Disc combo when I get back into TTs.
BTW, I am lusting after some Stinger 9's or a Stinger 9/Stinger Disc combo when I get back into TTs.
I think things could change when you're talking round tubed bikes (and what diameter?) and round bottles...
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Let's put it this way...I was no more "wobbly" than some of the people we ride with on a consistent basis..even when there's NO wind
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cool bike, the bottle is a little over the top...but i know it will probably provide some aero saving...come on, cough up the 1K and get down to san diego. a bike that aero tricked out should be testing in da tunnel!
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sweet!
I'm about to purchase a soloist team. I've got the HED c2 60/90 setup too. My vision of the perfect bike is pretty much what you've got.
Impressed and more motivated to get mine picked up and ready to go.
-L
I'm about to purchase a soloist team. I've got the HED c2 60/90 setup too. My vision of the perfect bike is pretty much what you've got.
Impressed and more motivated to get mine picked up and ready to go.
-L
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I'm actually rethinking the bottle...I reviewed some of my own testing with it, along with some test results from Trek, and some old Project 96 data...and I'm thinking I might actually be better off with the triangle a bit more "open"...
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Sweet, my "90's in 09" slogan is catching on.
Although, I ordered the 09's with the black spokes and they will be going on this this year.
Although, I ordered the 09's with the black spokes and they will be going on this this year.
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Chris, get the SL1 done already.... haha
wheels are loaners, primary wheels are going to be training/race wheels which are king hubs laced on DT1.1s and a pair of Race X Lites
wheels are loaners, primary wheels are going to be training/race wheels which are king hubs laced on DT1.1s and a pair of Race X Lites
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Shifters and cables should be here by Friday.
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I have a second pair of race wheels coming soon.
Ye Olde School Wolber Profil 18s, 32h DA 7400 hubs, (new) Vittoria Pave Evo 24mm tubs, original bladed steel spokes.
They were raced once, in the uphill time trial at the Coors Classic, and kept in storage since then. Not a single mark on either rim. Bearings are in pristine shape. The front wheel still has the original Wolber 19mm (?) tubular on it. Holds air for a longggg time, no appearance of dry rot at all. Amazing.
Ye Olde School Wolber Profil 18s, 32h DA 7400 hubs, (new) Vittoria Pave Evo 24mm tubs, original bladed steel spokes.
They were raced once, in the uphill time trial at the Coors Classic, and kept in storage since then. Not a single mark on either rim. Bearings are in pristine shape. The front wheel still has the original Wolber 19mm (?) tubular on it. Holds air for a longggg time, no appearance of dry rot at all. Amazing.
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I have a second pair of race wheels coming soon.
Ye Olde School Wolber Profil 18s, 32h DA 7400 hubs, (new) Vittoria Pave Evo 24mm tubs, original bladed steel spokes.
They were raced once, in the uphill time trial at the Coors Classic, and kept in storage since then. Not a single mark on either rim. Bearings are in pristine shape. The front wheel still has the original Wolber 19mm (?) tubular on it. Holds air for a longggg time, no appearance of dry rot at all. Amazing.
Ye Olde School Wolber Profil 18s, 32h DA 7400 hubs, (new) Vittoria Pave Evo 24mm tubs, original bladed steel spokes.
They were raced once, in the uphill time trial at the Coors Classic, and kept in storage since then. Not a single mark on either rim. Bearings are in pristine shape. The front wheel still has the original Wolber 19mm (?) tubular on it. Holds air for a longggg time, no appearance of dry rot at all. Amazing.
Since we're on the topic of wheels, I've got a new build in mind; the Velocity Escape tubular rims I have, Sapim Race spokes, Dura-Ace hubs and Vittoria Pave tires for bad race conditions and CX.
They'll have Zipp decals of course