U Can Select only one upgrade from present setup...
05-15-02, 11:15 AM
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U Can Select only one upgrade from present setup...
what would it be? not a whole kit (i.e. 105 ---> dura-ace)
my vote is for speedplay pedals from my look pp256's.
my vote is for speedplay pedals from my look pp256's.
05-15-02, 11:36 AM
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I am happy with my "real" bike. So I think I would get a Rohloff 14 speed hub for my city bike. 
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Profile Racing Chromoly cranks for my P.3.
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New Easton Monkey Lites for my F2000.
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New Speedplay pedals for my LeMond.
If I could only choose 1, I'd get the pedals, b/c I've been doing more road riding these days.
L8R
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New Easton Monkey Lites for my F2000.
-or-
New Speedplay pedals for my LeMond.
If I could only choose 1, I'd get the pedals, b/c I've been doing more road riding these days.
L8R
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05-15-02, 12:05 PM
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Not actually having any brakes to a spanky new set of Magura HS33's for my recently renovated custom MTB frame .
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Racing wheels -- Mavic OP rims, Ultegra hubs, 14/17 DB spokes, 32 rear, 28 front -- for my 'cross bike.
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