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07-13-02 | 09:30 PM

#101

KevinG

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From: Back To New Orleans Again

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Originally posted by the BIG cheese
old diamant
all old record and nirra(sp?)

Cool bike!
Is it coming back from Belgium with you??

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07-15-02 | 12:30 PM

#102

the BIG cheese

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From: you know,......around

Quote:

Originally posted by KevinG

Cool bike!
Is it coming back from Belgium with you??

sure is!

07-15-02 | 06:50 PM

#103

KevinG

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From: Back To New Orleans Again

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Originally posted by the BIG cheese

sure is!

Nice!

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07-15-02 | 07:48 PM

#104

RockyFan

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2000 Rocky Mountain Thin Air.

07-15-02 | 09:52 PM

#105

condor

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From: Mississippi Gulf Coast

My conclusion from the photos is that all the bikes look cool.

Something about photographing them makes them desirable.

The personality of the owner comes through, too.

condor

07-15-02 | 10:25 PM

#106

Guillermo

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From: Chicago

riding a 2002 Gary Fisher MT Tam 29er and a LeMond Victoire.

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07-17-02 | 10:26 AM

#107

nikos

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From: madison, wi

Got this last year for commuting and training on the weekends. Talladaga - 631 Reynolds - full ultegra. Just got the speedplay pedals - love those.

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07-17-02 | 10:45 AM

#108

Guillermo

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From: Chicago

damn....that's a pretty nice commuter

07-17-02 | 11:12 AM

#109

Essex Boy

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One of these at the moment, though I'm currently looking for a road bike to keep it company...

07-18-02 | 02:22 AM

#110

Richard D

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From: Faversham, Kent, UK

Nikos - that gold and black sure set off the celeste wonderfully.

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07-21-02 | 07:45 PM

#111

SteveE

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Well after 8 weeks of waiting, I finally picked up my new ride (serotta Legend TI) from the bike shop on Friday. Took 'er out for rides on Sat. & Sun. Don't know if it was me, the bike, or the rush of getting my first new road bike in 21 yrs, but I set a new personal best on the local hill climb (3.3 mi. / 1300 ft).

Here's a shot of the bike I took earlier today:

07-21-02 | 08:37 PM

#112

mechBgon

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Nice one SteveE!

I'm riding a ca. 1993 Cannondale full-touring bike with a hodgepodge of old components. Currently it's stripped of racks and fenders in an effort to perk it up as a makeshift road bike.

I have a '00 Paramount steel frame lurking in a box in my closet, but so far the only parts I have for it are a stem and a 9sp chain.

07-21-02 | 08:52 PM

#113

RacerX

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From: Left Coast

that bike looks sweet!

Quote:

Originally posted by nikos
Got this last year for commuting and training on the weekends. Talladaga - 631 Reynolds - full ultegra. Just got the speedplay pedals - love those.

07-21-02 | 08:59 PM

#114

RacerX

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From: Left Coast

Quote:

Originally posted by bt_

i'm also interested in racerx's take on the empella. i'm thinking of getting that frame as my first build project and would like opinions on handling around mild singletrack and use for daily commuting in the city.

tia.

bt

Best cx frame I've ridden. Light and responsive. The carbon fork is awesome and cuts huge amounts of weight-like a few pounds! The regular alloy Empella fork is really good too so I wouldn't mind it. It is designed as a racing frame so it doesn't really have a relaxed geometry or any eyelets for racks or even bottle mounts like a touring bike but I think it would be perfect for anything. Touring, road racing, CX, commuting...

07-24-02 | 05:06 AM

#115

aliensporebomb

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From: minneapolis, mn

Bikes: Too many to list comfortably

It's been a while since I've posted here. This be the new ride...

Giant TCR2

My mountain ride I'll need to get a new pic of but it's nothing
special - Mongoose Surge. It's what got me back into biking
after years away.

07-24-02 | 05:37 PM

#116

cyclist.info

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From: New Zealand

I ride a TCR Zero with Campagnolo Daytona, I had a 2000 ONCE but the frame got a crack in it during the Tour of Southland 2001.

07-24-02 | 05:43 PM

#117

mechBgon

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Hi cyclist.info, welcome to the forums

07-24-02 | 05:49 PM

#118

cyclist.info

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From: New Zealand

Thanks!

I am most imprested with this site!

07-25-02 | 10:15 AM

#119

wabbit

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From: Canada

A GT zr.3.0- the exact same frame as Team Lotto used to ride- with different components natch.

Also, a specialized Rockhopper, ca 1996.

And now building a Kona Jake the Snake Cross bike, still being assembled.

Pictures will follow. IN the meantime, listen to this beautiful music...

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07-25-02 | 10:20 AM

#120

H20.1

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From: Washington, DC/ Köln, Germany

Bikes: Bianchi, Olmo

Im riding a 2002 Bianchi Veloce....Campy Veloce/Centaur mix. Celeste in color.

07-26-02 | 06:47 AM

#121

Rich

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From: Churton Park, Wellington, NZ

Bikes: Pace RC200 F2 (British Built!)

Beautiful bike Steve E,

Here's a cheeky one of mine

..............Rich

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07-26-02 | 06:52 AM

#122

Bikes-N-Drums

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From: Clarkston (Atlanta, GA., USA)

I though I had the highest seatpost in existence but I think I've met my match.

07-28-02 | 08:41 PM

#123

wabbit

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From: Canada

Okay, here's the GT:

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01-15-03 | 05:34 PM

#124

SBeach

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From: San Jose, CA

My very domestic Miyata touring/commuting bike.

01-15-03 | 05:58 PM

#125

Triker

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From: southern Minnesota, USA

I do most of my riding on a homebuilt Greenspeed trike, but I also have a Schwinn mtn bike and an older Mongoose beater/commuter bike that in an earlier life carried me on several cross-state--and cross continental divide--tours.

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