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Barrettscv 11-12-10 04:29 PM

A funny thread over at the road forum;
 
newbies: http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...School-vs.-New

jimmuller 11-12-10 04:36 PM

I tried reading that thread earlier today but I had no idea what they were talking about. Or maybe I just wasn't paying attention.

Barrettscv 11-12-10 04:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimmuller (Post 11778859)
I tried reading that thread earlier today but I had no idea what they were talking about. Or maybe I just wasn't paying attention.

That forums has a specific point of view.

dashuaigeh 11-12-10 04:53 PM

I keep getting weirded out when he calls the 2009 bike the "older" bike.

RavingManiac 11-12-10 04:55 PM

Read some of it. They're a little too serious about speed for me. Nobodies talking about which bike puts the biggest smile on their face. Personally I think it was the goofy aero helmet that made the time difference.

jr59 11-12-10 05:09 PM

The 41 can and does get a little carried away with it's self at times. :innocent:

bobbycorno 11-12-10 05:32 PM

To quote myself (on the above-linked thread):

"Well, s**t! Why didn't you say so? Complete effing waste of time. Kinda like auto road tests in the Wall Street Journal (yes, they're in there every week. Makes almost as much sense as getting your financial advice from Road & Track.)"

(The test/video were from Men's Fitness magazine - just where I get all my cycling advice!)

SP
Bend, OR

CV-6 11-12-10 05:45 PM

I liked the comment made about Men's Fitness being more suited to comparing Cialis and Viagra.


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