One thing that will always be a constant.
03-03-09 | 08:49 AM
#56
No Compromise.
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 80
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From: Northern Virginia
Bikes: 1990 Trek 820 (Commuter), 1980s Bianchi (In Storage), 1970s Windsor fixed (Sold), BMC Superstroke 01 (Sold), Access XCL ss, Ellsworth Sub 22 (Sold), Trek 930 (Lending to a Friend), Voodoo Bokor One
Riser bar. Profile Design FR and Answer Protaper. Always aluminum, never carbon.
03-03-09 | 09:36 AM
#57
DNPAIMFB
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 4,655
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From: Cowtown, AB
Bikes: Titus El Guapo, Misfit diSSent, Cervelo Soloist Carbon, Wabi Lightning, et al.
Shimano XT clipless pedals - I've had a couple of others [i.e. Ritchey/Victor] since my first set in '94, but I love the reliability
Shimano XT shifters and dérailleurs - again, so reliable
Shimano mtn bike shoes - they fit and don't explode after a year
Shimano XT cassettes - I see a trend
Sachs-Sedis chains - the best acquisition that SRAM ever made
Chain whips - I got some no-name ones back in '86, and they have served me faithfully ever since
Shimano XT shifters and dérailleurs - again, so reliable
Shimano mtn bike shoes - they fit and don't explode after a year
Shimano XT cassettes - I see a trend
Sachs-Sedis chains - the best acquisition that SRAM ever made
Chain whips - I got some no-name ones back in '86, and they have served me faithfully ever since
