I've previously posted a photo off the company's website (I think?) But I finally got a digital camera so I figured I'd post a pic of the real thing. 1999 Cannondale XS-800

gt xcr 2.0 2001 sun single wides dirtjumper fork it gets me around lol my real ride is a rally blue 2003 wrx

My new ride, Calfee Luna Pro, nude, full Ultegra and K's.

jeez, Davet, I wish I had your disposable income! :D. Nice bike. How do you like that shallow drop handlebar? Its a ritchey, right? I was thinking of putting one on the touring bike I'm upgrading.

Phat: The bar is a Ritchey WCS. The reason I use the WCS on all my bikes is because of the relatively short reach and the very wide (for their size) tops. Makes for a lot of places to put my hands. I like to ride longer distances (60+ miles) and spend a lot of hours in the saddle., so comfort is a real priority with me. Another thing I do is use cotton bar tape as an under-wrap, and cork tape as usual. More shock absorption and a better grip.

New,kinda

2001 Samson Ti. Full record 10. CK headset. Mavic OP. Loves his bike.

1998 Specialized Allez Comp. Full ultegra. Mavic OP. has been relegated to bad weather bike.

2001 Specilized hard Rock MTB. Bike i TAKE TO THE BEACH. uSE FOR snow DAYS

Just got my new Scapin EOS3 frameset. Columbus Nivachrome steel tubing and carbon fork. Will be putting together with a Campy Record 10-speed group and Ksyrium wheels. Will post again when complete.

I have a Seven Axiom w/campy record and an older Bianchi w/campy nuovo record. Both are ten speeds! - ha

Marlin523 - Am wondering how you got your NR group to work with a 10-speed cassette? I understood the best with that particular rear derailleur was a 7-speed cassette.

Maybe his are 10-speed, 2 in the front and 5 in the rear.

Using common refernce terminology in bicycling, the number of speeds refers only to the rear cog set. i.e. DuraAce 9-speed, Campy 10-speed, etc. Has been this way for many, many years. But, perhaps you are correct and Marlin523 does not subscribe to common useage.

Marlin523 is using both sets of terminology. His old Bianchi, using Campy NR is a 10-speed, 2 in front and 5 in the rear. His modern Seven Axiom is using Campy Record, with a 10-speed rear cluster. Very clever!

To use Marlin523's term, "Ha". Clever, indeed. And I was obviously too thick to catch it.

You goyt it ParamountScapin!:) :)

I have a 2002 Lemond Buenose Aires.

Switched from Ultegra to Campy Centaur/Chorus mix (Chorus levers, crank, BB:Centaur derailures and brakes) and I just ordered up some Record hubs that I'm going to build onto Open Pros. Also ordered a King heatset and Thomson stem and seatpost. After that, I'll basically only have the stock frame and fork left.

How do you like the Buenos Aires?Been looking at that and the Zurich.

Did you upgrade the components yourself or did you work out some deal with the shop? How much extra did you pay?

I'm loving the Buenos Aires. Great riding frame for a great price.

I actually work at a bike shop so I got all the parts at cost (which beleive me, isn't that much cheaper then you can get them for online) and sold my Ultegra groupo. I did a mix of Chorus levers, crank and bb with Centaur ders and brakes. (also ran a wheels MFG cassette on my Bonty wheels but now I have Record hubs and a Chorus cassette on the way as well)

In the end, the groupo change (not including wheels, but including that Wheels cassette) cost me about $175, which was money well spent IMO. I installed everything myself.

Ah yes, the perks of working in a bike shop. If only I was so lucky!!

I bought this Batavus Kayenta a few months ago here in the Netherlands. It has the Shimano Nexave 400 - (24 gears, roller brakes and the dynamo for the front light is built into the front roller brake). The front light comes on automatically and there is no additional drag when it comes on. I haven't taken the front brake apart, but I assume it uses magnets to generate the electricity for the front light.

The handlebar can be easily adjusted and this is accomplished by simply moving a lever ... I've made adjustments while biking (probably not a smart thing to do). This bike cost €900.

http://members.home.nl/davehorne/bike.jpg

After about 7 years off the bike, I'm riding an '02 Brodie Bruzza that I have upgraded with: XTR front & rear, and XT cassette, XT RapidFire shifters, an Easton CT2 bar, TIME ATAC pedals. I have a pair of Mavic x3.1 rims on order that will be laced to XT hubs and wrapped with Continental VerticalPro UST's.

Once again, my sub 22lbs baby!!! :D

Full XTR (8spd), SID 100, Easton CT2 riser/seatpost, Syncros hinged stem, Raceface Cranks/Ti BB/headset/rings, Mavic CrossMax, Crankbros Eggbeaters...

I have a 2002 Mongoose Inferno i just bought this year
I have a Pacific yx2700 ( piece of ****, fork always breaks)
I have a Specialized Ultra Rockhopper
And a Specialized Sport Hard Rock
Thanks
Aaron

Here's my new sub-20 pound baby (19.7 pounds). 54cm Scapin, Columbus Nivacron steel, Campy Record 10-speed, Phil Wood BB, Ksyrium wheels, Prolink saddle. As my students would say, "Bangin"!!