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Old 05-09-14, 02:44 AM
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Originally Posted by yashinon
Gorgeous! Would you mind telling what kind of bottle and cage you have? Also will you change out the pedals? Just curious. I am thinking about pedals.
Thanks! The cage is a Bontrager RL: Bontrager: RL Cage (Model #09664) and the bottle is just a generic plastic one the bike shop gives away.

I have no plans to change out the pedals. I am a runner more than a cyclist, so the bike is for easy cross training rides, and just getting around town.
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2011 Specialized Sirrus Sport in Sparks (Reno). NV
I removed the kick stand, bottle holder, and heavy duty tubes to lighten the bike. Running Bontrager Hard Case Lite 32c w/liners.
The only other change I would make would be a carbon fiber front fork.

In June I went to 23/25C Roubaix Armadillo Elite tires. Like the new size much better.
Also removed the wheel reflectors. I'm kewl now.
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Old 05-21-14, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Greybeard712
2011 Specialized Sirrus on the John Champion Bike Path in Reno. NV

I've since removed the kick stand, bottle holder, and heavy duty tubes to lighten the bike.
Uh... any reason for taking a pic of your bike in front of the swastika??
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Originally Posted by themishmosh
Uh... any reason for taking a pic of your bike in front of the swastika??
???
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Old 05-21-14, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by themishmosh
Uh... any reason for taking a pic of your bike in front of the swastika??

I see it too..
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Old 05-22-14, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by themishmosh
Uh... any reason for taking a pic of your bike in front of the swastika??
Not intentional. Some youngsters thought they were being cute. They have no idea what it stands for.
I look at it from its Greek origin as a symbol for The Incessant Motion of the Universe. Actually that symbol goes back a lot further than the Greeks.
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Old 05-24-14, 09:46 PM
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First post!
thought i'd share mine. its a Univega Activa Action from 94/95 i think. i actually picked this up from the side of the road and repaired it. i got a pretty decent bike for next to nothing so im pretty happy about this one!
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Nice Univega. And welcome aboard!
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Originally Posted by Enflu3nza
... i actually picked this up from the side of the road and repaired it...
Here in Japan we have to hand over anything we find to the police and after 3 months if no-one has claimed it, we get to keep it.
Same there?
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Old 05-25-14, 07:00 AM
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[QUOTE=Enflu3nza;16789138]First post!
thought i'd share mine. its a Univega Activa Action from 94/95 i think. i actually picked this up from the side of the road and repaired it. i got a pretty decent bike for next to nothing so im pretty happy about this one! [QUOTE]

Are you sure the owner wasn't having a pee behind the bushes when you took the bike ?
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Originally Posted by jbchybridrider

Are you sure the owner wasn't having a pee behind the bushes when you took the bike ?
Lol I'm pretty sure that wasn't the case.
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Here in Japan we have to hand over anything we find to the police and after 3 months if no-one has claimed it, we get to keep it.
Same there?
Usually if it's on the side of the road its for the garbage. And my mom noticed it there for a few weeks before I noticed it. It was also at a foreclosed house so I'm pretty sure nobody wanted it.
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Specialized Sirrus Sport Pro fresh from the bike shop yesterday afternoon. I have since removed the reflectors because that is apparently what the cool kids do..



Much nicer to ride than a Citibike, surprisingly
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Old 05-26-14, 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by pj530i
Specialized Sirrus Sport Pro fresh from the bike shop yesterday afternoon. I have since removed the reflectors because that is apparently what the cool kids do..



Much nicer to ride than a Citibike, surprisingly
The plastic wheel reflectors don't do a good job of reflecting, imbalance the wheel, and put undue stress on spokes which will manifest as problems down the road... there are better reflective materials on the market and they are only put there due to governmental safety requirements.

Nice bike too.
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Old 05-26-14, 11:06 PM
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Can anyone help me decipher year of this bike,
Its a REI Novara X-R, 700c wheels, triangular downtube cr-mo.


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Originally Posted by IdAngler
Can anyone help me decipher year of this bike,
Its a REI Novara X-R, 700c wheels, triangular downtube cr-mo.


It was produced for 4 years in 93,95,96,& 97...I'm thinking yours is a '97 if it has the Alivio Group.

1997 Novara X-R - BikePedia
1997 Novara X-R - New and Used Bike Value
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Does this qualify as a Hybrid? My 1x10 creation built on an alum CX frame with carbon fork and Shimano MTB drivetrain.

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Originally Posted by yote223
Does this qualify as a Hybrid? My 1x10 creation built on an alum CX frame with carbon fork and Shimano MTB drivetrain.

That's sweeeet! I never get old of blacked out.

Q: do you not use a chain catcher of some sort up front? I have a 1x9 also. The crank has a bash guard on the outside but the chain sometimes fell on the inside on bumps so I added a K-Edge Cross Catcher.
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Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver
The plastic wheel reflectors don't do a good job of reflecting, imbalance the wheel, and put undue stress on spokes which will manifest as problems down the road... there are better reflective materials on the market and they are only put there due to governmental safety requirements.

Nice bike too.
Good info, thanks!
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Old 05-27-14, 10:27 AM
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I just recently put one of these on; Paul Component Engineering Chain Keeper Chain Deflectors - Modern Bike



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Originally Posted by yote223
Neat product! I'll have to think about that one if I ever switch the crank. Thanks!
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