The Aussie Thread- Part 3
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Hey climbo, I read somewhere that arm warmers were recommended for FNWTR. Is that coz it's cold or because of the varnished landing pad?
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jock, your expertise is needed.
https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/129215-women-s-bib-shorts.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/129215-women-s-bib-shorts.html
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Are Cioccs frame any good?
what's a good condition, 2nd hand Ciocc Challenger (Dedacciai scandium aluminium), with carbon seat stays worth?
Bloody light: 1224g with no fork, no bolts, no nothin'......weighed it meself.
Is that too light for an 84g masher?
what's a good condition, 2nd hand Ciocc Challenger (Dedacciai scandium aluminium), with carbon seat stays worth?
Bloody light: 1224g with no fork, no bolts, no nothin'......weighed it meself.
Is that too light for an 84g masher?
Last edited by 531Aussie; 08-11-05 at 12:50 AM.
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
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Back when I was a 70-something kg skinny tire enthusiast, I had a very nice Ciocc. Rode quite nicely too. I also had a Basso, and Duegi shoes. Hard to believe, I know.
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Expat's dark secret past emerges from the closet
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
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Did I mention the Trek 1200? The little caps with the small visor? I did keep one of those, plus a jersey. There are also some road bike bits hiding in the shed, just in case. Anyway, yes, I used to ride road bikes. Now I'm just fat and tired. I mean I ride fat tires.
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Are Cioccs frame any good?
what's a good condition, 2nd hand Ciocc Challenger (Dedacciai scandium aluminium), with carbon seat stays worth?
Bloody light: 1224g with no fork, no bolts, no nothin'......weighed it meself.
Is that too light for an 84g masher?
what's a good condition, 2nd hand Ciocc Challenger (Dedacciai scandium aluminium), with carbon seat stays worth?
Bloody light: 1224g with no fork, no bolts, no nothin'......weighed it meself.
Is that too light for an 84g masher?
To be honest, my next roadie is probably going to be Scandium. I'm a bit fitter and stronger nowadays, and I have to confess, as a 90kg weakling-masher the steelie isn't as stiff as it could be.
I think the worst thing about the Ciocc is the name. How the heck do you pronounce that?! I think it's 'CH-eeOTCH' with a soft 'i' - somewhere between 'Church' and 'Chotch'. What a mind bender.
Anyway, 2.64lbs is pretty light. I had an Sc road frame for about a week back in the bad old days, and in my size is was 2.8lbs I think. It was frightening. So 2.65 sounds ballpark for your size.
As to how much it's worth, I have no idea. What are they new?
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Originally Posted by Thylacine
I think the worst thing about the Ciocc is the name. How the heck do you pronounce that?! I think it's 'CH-eeOTCH' with a soft 'i' - somewhere between 'Church' and 'Chotch'. What a mind bender.
kee-oach, according to my Italian mate. But he makes it sound more like "coach" than anything.
molto, molto bello telai
#12
my 1 year old daughter says that, she's hacking up a lung at the time but that's about what it sounds like.
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Originally Posted by climbo
my 1 year old daughter says that, she's hacking up a lung at the time but that's about what it sounds like.
#14
Originally Posted by ed073
Imagine if your Ciocc was kitted out with Campagnolo Croce d'Aune.....
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Originally Posted by Thylacine
I think the worst thing about the Ciocc is the name. How the heck do you pronounce that?! I think it's 'CH-eeOTCH' with a soft 'i' - somewhere between 'Church' and 'Chotch'. What a mind bender.
vaguely like de Roasch, only the R is more gutteral and the "eu" sounds like the
"o" in potatoes Rosti. . . sure. .
gimme a good easy name like Malvern Star.
y'all (texan for y'all) are now posting in Part 3.
Part 2 is stickied for ease of reference.
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You've done a nice job setting the new place up Marty. You've even managed to recreate the musty smell of sweaty training gear!
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Originally Posted by climbo
96,000+ views already, we must be popular 

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Originally Posted by climbo
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#20
Originally Posted by jock
Wanna do Akuna Bay tomorrow morning? Good solid workout for you before the CD on Sunday 

#21
Originally Posted by lotek
yeah well I had alot of editing, splitting, merging to do. . .
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Originally Posted by climbo
no sticky for #3?
I think we're definitely stickworthy.
edit-that sounds a bit rude...
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Hahahaha. A sticky for a thread that has absolutely no useful information, no relevance, and no decorum! I'd like to see that
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Originally Posted by jock
Hahahaha. A sticky for a thread that has absolutely no useful information, no relevance, and no decorum! I'd like to see that
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even if not, I just subscribed to the thread, it is now the only thread I see when I go to the control panel, that page is bookmarked, straight to it now 
If I need to find a my58vw thread for a laugh, I'll have to go back to the main board.

If I need to find a my58vw thread for a laugh, I'll have to go back to the main board.



