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10-19-05, 06:32 PM
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Show Your Dashboard Photos Here!
Hey everyone,
I had an idea for a while about this thread. I always thought that photos of the top of your handle bars looking over your shifters/computer/ drops etc. was pretty cool looking. Thats why I decided to start this thread and have people post what their dash board looks like. I'll start...
Thanks alot guys/gals!
also I was thinking about saying "post your cockpit photos" but with all those hairy threads I didnt that it was right thing to do
I also added the big photo just for fun...
I had an idea for a while about this thread. I always thought that photos of the top of your handle bars looking over your shifters/computer/ drops etc. was pretty cool looking. Thats why I decided to start this thread and have people post what their dash board looks like. I'll start...
Thanks alot guys/gals!
also I was thinking about saying "post your cockpit photos" but with all those hairy threads I didnt that it was right thing to do
I also added the big photo just for fun...
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10-19-05, 06:35 PM
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Great idea. How about a pic of your dashboard in motion 
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10-19-05, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by sunninho
Great idea. How about a pic of your dashboard in motion
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10-19-05, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by sunninho
Great idea. How about a pic of your dashboard in motion
The first is a pic of my "dashboard in motion" - loafing along at 11mph, at mile 55 of the last Salinas century. The second, while not a picture OF the dashboard, is a picture FROM the dashboard descending Mt. Diablo in a group.
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10-19-05, 07:20 PM
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Nothing special, in motion rolling down a small hill
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Originally Posted by ViperZ
Nothing special, in motion rolling down a small hill
Thanks - John
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10-19-05, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by bigbossman
"Ask, and ye shall receive".
The first is a pic of my "dashboard in motion" - loafing along at 11mph, at mile 55 of the last Salinas century. The second, while not a picture OF the dashboard, is a picture FROM the dashboard descending Mt. Diablo in a group.
The first is a pic of my "dashboard in motion" - loafing along at 11mph, at mile 55 of the last Salinas century. The second, while not a picture OF the dashboard, is a picture FROM the dashboard descending Mt. Diablo in a group.
Im a big fan of clasic bikes
Own a 1987 cannondale t400 and a 73 raliegh gran prix my self only the cdales on the road at moment. Also got a nishiki year unknown and concord year unkown.
10-19-05, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by hi565
Hey everyone,
I had an idea for a while about this thread. I always thought that photos of the top of your handle bars looking over your shifters/computer/ drops etc. was pretty cool looking. Thats why I decided to start this thread and have people post what their dash board looks like. I'll start...
Thanks alot guys/gals!
also I was thinking about saying "post your cockpit photos" but with all those hairy threads I didnt that it was right thing to do
I also added the big photo just for fun...
I had an idea for a while about this thread. I always thought that photos of the top of your handle bars looking over your shifters/computer/ drops etc. was pretty cool looking. Thats why I decided to start this thread and have people post what their dash board looks like. I'll start...
Thanks alot guys/gals!
also I was thinking about saying "post your cockpit photos" but with all those hairy threads I didnt that it was right thing to do
I also added the big photo just for fun...
10-19-05, 08:12 PM
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After reading the title I thought this was going to be a thread about Mac's...
Which is better Mac or PC?
Good idea & nice thread, I'll get one up as soon as I can.
Which is better Mac or PC?
Good idea & nice thread, I'll get one up as soon as I can.
10-19-05, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by R900
Do you like the Flight Deck? Any problems?
Thanks - John
Thanks - John
The 2 things I like most is that I can control everything from the brake hoods, and I love the gear indicator
Only problem I had was initial set up on the left side. The gear indicator would not work, until I bent the contact tab out further and made sure it was aligned properly. No problems since.
Here is a dashboard Sweep
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10-19-05, 08:31 PM
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stupid flash.
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10-19-05, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jsharr
Yeah, you can barely tell that you have a guiness cap on your steerer, or so it appears.
yeah, i tried the Moretti cap and it didn't look too hot, so i popped on the Guinness cap and it was just right.
10-19-05, 09:01 PM
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OK, I'll play. You realize this makes us geeks, of course. But I'll play.
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Originally Posted by nova
What bike is youres i noticed its got old school break levers and stem.
Im a big fan of clasic bikes
Own a 1987 cannondale t400 and a 73 raliegh gran prix my self only the cdales on the road at moment. Also got a nishiki year unknown and concord year unkown.
Im a big fan of clasic bikes
Own a 1987 cannondale t400 and a 73 raliegh gran prix my self only the cdales on the road at moment. Also got a nishiki year unknown and concord year unkown.
Miyata:
Mondia:
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10-19-05, 09:22 PM
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Dang, I have to get my digital camera working so I can post too. There is only one thing nerdier that posting a photo of your dash, and that's just looking at other people's dashes!
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Originally Posted by Towlie
OK, I'll play. You realize this makes us geeks, of course. But I'll play.
Me: Umm... taking pictures of my "dash boards" form my BF buddies
Wife: You're what?
Me: Umm... nothing...
Wife: You really need help
Me: No, I can manage myself
Yep, I felt pretty geeky thats for sure.... here are my 3 steeds
Picture 1 : Roadie
Picture 2 : Commuter
Picture 3 : MTB
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10-19-05, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by was_bmxer
I like how many front wheels are not in-line with the bars, looks that way any-way.
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10-19-05, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Ziggurat
bigboss,
nice rigs
lugged steel
nice rigs
lugged steel
Thank you!! I must confess that the Miyata is now officially semi-retired. I just bought a Giant OCR Limited for the long rides, and favor the Mondia for the 20-50 milers.
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10-19-05, 10:43 PM
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hello
moustache cockpits of my commuter, fast bike, & fixie....
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