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Old 05-21-18, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by exime
Guess you were wrong? You were absolutely wrong. Stop bullying people or you will get reported from all of us every single time from here on out until you are out of this forum.
This is between trekmogul, and I.He said something to me, and I apologized. Please stay out of it.
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
This is between trekmogul, and I.He said something to me, and I apologized. Please stay out of it.
No you've harassed the entire forum. We've had enough.
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Hi! What's this thread about?
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No you've harassed the entire forum. We've had enough.
Who’s this we you speak of???
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Originally Posted by datlas
Hi! What's this thread about?
ZIPP Super9 Disc Wheels and getting a discount on them from LBS...
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I haven't had enough. Keep on keeping on
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Also, I don't want to discourage our friend from shaeibg luggage pictures on a bicycling forum
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Originally Posted by yarbrough462


Who’s this we you speak of???
Please just let it go.

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Lets move on.

BW, I stopped by the LBS and was told there's a new Colnago C64 with Super Record EPS sitting in a box.

Trekmogul... hint hint hint.
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Originally Posted by oldnslow2
Lets move on.
I concur

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BTW, I stopped by the LBS and was told there's a new Colnago C64 with Super Record EPS sitting in a box.

Trekmogul... hint hint hint.
If I was going to recommend a bike purchase to him, that wouldn't be it. I'd rather see him riding a bike that actually fits, instead of trying to make a hot bike be ride-able.
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I'm kinda surprised he's not using a Lightweight autobahn disc.. hell even I have a super9
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Originally Posted by spdntrxi
I'm kinda surprised he's not using a Lightweight autobahn disc.. hell even I have a super9
He already has one.
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Originally Posted by spdntrxi
I'm kinda surprised he's not using a Lightweight autobahn disc.. hell even I have a super9



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^^^^^
Too funny.
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I saw a TT bike this morning with a disc wheel out back. It made me think of this thread.
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How are winds at Sri Lanka? I would assume everything being close to the ocean it gets windy.
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Originally Posted by bikebreak
How are winds at Sri Lanka? I would assume everything being close to the ocean it gets windy.
The mornings are quite calm light and variable and as the atmosphere starts heating up ,the winds can be pretty brutal blowing in off of the indian ocean. So with the afternoon high temps also comes the breezy conditions..
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Originally Posted by redfooj
Also, I don't want to discourage our friend from shaeibg luggage pictures on a bicycling forum
Whats this with the luggage as I am not following your message..?
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Originally Posted by Ghazmh
I saw a TT bike this morning with a disc wheel out back. It made me think of this thread.
Disc wheels are a dime a dozen and a very common site on group rides around here as I also see lots of them in Sunny Sri Lanka too.. I would be lost with out my DISC's..
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Originally Posted by trekmogul
Disc wheels are a dime a dozen and a very common site on group rides around here as I also see lots of them in Sunny Sri Lanka too.. I would be lost with out my DISC's..
Nice, I see them from time to time. Have you used it yet? How does it compare to a deep section wheel?
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Just did my first ride with my Italian made Fulcrum Zeros. Just a quick 23 miler. Absolutely decimated 5 Personal Record Segments. Wasn't even mashing that hard m8.
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he could chop off some hair and save as much time as a disc... nice autobahns! jelly
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Originally Posted by spdntrxi
he could chop off some hair and save as much time as a disc... nice autobahns! jelly
What makes you think i own the discs to save any time or gain any speed..? Not sure how hair enters anything to do with the SUPER9 Zipp disc either....
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Originally Posted by exime
Just did my first ride with my Italian made Fulcrum Zeros. Just a quick 23 miler. Absolutely decimated 5 Personal Record Segments. Wasn't even mashing that hard m8.
Great to hear and I am sure they are lovely wheels...
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Originally Posted by spdntrxi
he could chop off some hair and save as much time as a disc... nice autobahns! jelly
If you knew his back story, you would know he lost a huge amount of weight. So lets cut him some slack about the hair. And it's not about being the fastest, there's always someone faster on a bike that costs a 1/10 of what you're riding.
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