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BoW had a surly 18t when I was in the other day. He was telling me that he loaded up on track/fg parts for the year, so they'd probably have a 20t.
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Cycle Therapy (Queen East) might have one in the back - (416) 778-6473.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
(Post 8079086)
you don't happen to remember the price? i like the dingle because they have a 17/21t version. great if you get caught in a snow storm.
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Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 8075783)
Another company I just remembered is Gary Fisher. I wonder if there's anything about those frames to distinguish from Trek...
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So seeing how I have been such a good boy this year I figured it was ok to order in my cross bike for next year. Kona Major Jake. Swapping out everything stock for Ultegra SL and white DT Mon Chasseral wheels w/ Racing Ralph tires...Paul brakes...carbon bar and stem. It becomes really easy to go nuts when you get 20% off wholesale for everything. I love working in a bike shop.
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 8083401)
So seeing how I have been such a good boy this year I figured it was ok to order in my cross bike for next year. Kona Major Jake. Swapping out everything stock for Ultegra SL and white DT Mon Chasseral wheels w/ Racing Ralph tires...Paul brakes...carbon bar and stem. It becomes really easy to go nuts when you get 20% off wholesale for everything. I love working in a bike shop.
****, I finally got some winter cycling boots. Shimano Winter MTBs. SH-W80 or something. Those + Smartwool == winning winter life. Does anyone want some Shimano WH-R561 wheels + skewers? The front is slightly out of true and the rear is perfect. They came stock on my CAAD9 and I never used them much. |
Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 8083449)
Does Kona make those Scandium frames in house or in North America? Still fence-sitting between a new MTB and a JTS, but I don't know how much abuse a JTS can take, and whether Kona would warranty it for something like riding in the Don.
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 8083480)
The JTS isn't Scandium.....it is butted 7005. It is a great all arounder but if you want to do real mtn. biking you would be better served with a dedicated mtn. bike. The frame would likely take any punishment you could dole out and Kona is very good with warranty if something happens (very unlikely in my experience w/ Kona and I have owned 5 different ones in the last 5 years) If you decide to go the mtn route stop by the shop and I will get you a deal on something.
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Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 8083654)
I was commenting on the Major Jake. Isn't that one made of Scandium? Very nice material; I remember checking out a Scandium Basso frame at La Bicicletta, and it felt like a featherweight. Thanks for the offer. I'll pop in some time next week.
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 8083401)
So seeing how I have been such a good boy this year I figured it was ok to order in my cross bike for next year. Kona Major Jake. Swapping out everything stock for Ultegra SL and white DT Mon Chasseral wheels w/ Racing Ralph tires...Paul brakes...carbon bar and stem. It becomes really easy to go nuts when you get 20% off wholesale for everything. I love working in a bike shop.
Sounds awesome! That's going to be a seriously light ride, even for a big'un like yourself. |
Keith... Just a question, how big is your stable of bikes? I know if I got 20% off wholesale on bikes I would own too many for my own good
How much does a decent cross bike weigh? |
Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 8083401)
becomes really easy to go nuts when you get 20% off wholesale for everything. I love working in a bike shop.
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Originally Posted by ~Stuart~
(Post 8085900)
Keith... Just a question, how big is your stable of bikes? I know if I got 20% off wholesale on bikes I would own too many for my own good
How much does a decent cross bike weigh? A mid-high end cross bike comes in around the 19-20lb mark off the peg. I am hoping to get mine down to about 17 and change. |
Originally Posted by shapelike
(Post 8085204)
Sounds awesome! That's going to be a seriously light ride, even for a big'un like yourself. |
Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 8086614)
You think I am fat!? *slinks off to corner and sobs quietly*
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just more of him to love...
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Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 8083449)
****, I finally got some winter cycling boots. Shimano Winter MTBs. SH-W80 or something. Those + Smartwool == winning winter life.
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 8086602)
*snip* " what kieth said" * snip*
damn 11... That's just a few. And I would say bigboned, husky sounds dirty. Mind you with these forums I would expect that to be the goal. Anyone else think it's sad my iPod touch is more powerful then my computer? |
Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
(Post 8086846)
how much were those if you don't mind me asking - i saw a pair of something similar (goretex lined etc) in urbane a while ago for over $200...are they worth it?
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Is there a mountain bike riding workshop? I'm more than a beginner, but not that skilled when I'm riding off road. I was thinking that I know there are some training sessions /lessons for cyclocross, and I wondered if there would be something similar for mountain biking.
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they have weekend courses at hardwood. they used to at least, I'm just assuming they still do.
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 8086614)
You think I am fat!? *slinks off to corner and sobs quietly*
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my rollers make a sh*t load of noise ! any idea's about muffeling the sound ?
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Originally Posted by shapelike
(Post 8088620)
Little known fact: during his messenger days, Keith's nickname was actually "Chunk Love" ... no lie.
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Originally Posted by STEEKER
(Post 8090674)
my rollers make a sh*t load of noise ! any idea's about muffeling the sound ?
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