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05-14-10, 03:34 PM
#1352
Sucking Wheel at the back
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05-15-10, 05:26 PM
#1355
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05-16-10, 04:29 PM
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Probably on the Mount Vernon trail or Fort Hunt Park? You're right about the Sevens. I've only seen 2 in the wild since I ordered mine last fall. I see a few Serotta's and Litespeeds from time to time.
05-16-10, 08:21 PM
#1359
Grupetto
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Seven was high on my list of bikes to get. I ended up with the Litespeeds because they both turned up as really good deals. Seven is made in Mass so I was very partial to keeping my biz as local as possible but the Litespeeds were too good deals to pass up.
05-17-10, 12:09 AM
#1360
Descends Like Avalanche
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Here's my 2000 Litespeed Classic. It has a mishmash of parts, but they're Campy 10-speed. The bike performed well when I took it to the Tour de France in 2004. It's been up Alpe d'Huez, and down the Champs Elysees. I'm in the process of switching it over to a compact, which I wish I had for Alpe d'Huez! I'm keeping a standard 39/53 on my Merckx so there's more of a difference between the two bikes. The pedals are now Shimano 105 SPD-SL's.
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05-17-10, 12:10 AM
#1361
Descends Like Avalanche
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05-23-10, 02:32 PM
#1363
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06-09-10, 03:19 AM
#1364
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06-09-10, 03:36 AM
#1365
Still can't climb
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06-09-10, 04:15 AM
#1366
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Somehow the word "discreetly" doesn't apply to this bike (I know it is an id, but....)
Those wheels look really nice. Gives me idea for my bike if a big wad of cash drops from the sky.
I am not sure if it is the camera angle or not, but the rear brake pad seems a little high?
06-11-10, 09:03 AM
#1369
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HOT!!!!
Somehow the word "discreetly" doesn't apply to this bike (I know it is an id, but....)
Those wheels look really nice. Gives me idea for my bike if a big wad of cash drops from the sky.
I am not sure if it is the camera angle or not, but the rear brake pad seems a little high?
Somehow the word "discreetly" doesn't apply to this bike (I know it is an id, but....)
Those wheels look really nice. Gives me idea for my bike if a big wad of cash drops from the sky.
I am not sure if it is the camera angle or not, but the rear brake pad seems a little high?
06-11-10, 10:45 AM
#1370
misanthrope
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06-11-10, 11:12 AM
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In it most recent iterations:
With Reynolds Strike wheels (no longer have them, however):
With Zonda wheels and PMP titanium seatpost to replace the generic black aluminum one that used to be on there:
Now I need to polish the frame to match the seatpost
With Reynolds Strike wheels (no longer have them, however):
With Zonda wheels and PMP titanium seatpost to replace the generic black aluminum one that used to be on there:
Now I need to polish the frame to match the seatpost
06-14-10, 02:47 AM
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Skinny version:
Hubs: DT 240S Disc
Spokes: DT Aerolite with pro-lock brass nipples (32R / 28F)
Rims: DT Swiss RR 465
Tyres: Vittoria Open Corsa 700x23C
Fattie version:
Hubs: DT 240S Disc
Spokes: DT Competition with pro-lock brass nipples (32R / 32F)
Rims: Stans ZTR355 650b
Tyres: Grand Bois Hetre 650x42B
So, two different rim diameters. That's the main reason why the disc brakes
Hubs: DT 240S Disc
Spokes: DT Aerolite with pro-lock brass nipples (32R / 28F)
Rims: DT Swiss RR 465
Tyres: Vittoria Open Corsa 700x23C
Fattie version:
Hubs: DT 240S Disc
Spokes: DT Competition with pro-lock brass nipples (32R / 32F)
Rims: Stans ZTR355 650b
Tyres: Grand Bois Hetre 650x42B
So, two different rim diameters. That's the main reason why the disc brakes
06-29-10, 01:56 PM
#1373
Bianchi Goddess
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great looking bikes but kind of monotone.
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06-29-10, 02:02 PM
#1375
Still can't climb
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a coloured Ti? now i've seen everything. very nice.
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coasting, few quotes are worthy of him, and of those, even fewer printable in a family forum......quote 3alarmer
No @coasting, you should stay 100% as you are right now, don't change a thing....quote Heathpack
coasting, few quotes are worthy of him, and of those, even fewer printable in a family forum......quote 3alarmer
No @coasting, you should stay 100% as you are right now, don't change a thing....quote Heathpack