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Originally Posted by link0
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Motobecane Century Apex (or Rival) with upgraded handlebars and saddle? I have the same bike. It's a really stiff bike.
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Originally Posted by Grambo
(Post 16425412)
14lbs with that triple .... NFW ..... you need a new scale. The Topolino wheelset is fairly light but there is nothing on the bike uber weight weenie. My guess is with pedals that bike is easily over 15lbs ... maybe more.
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Originally Posted by UnfilteredDregs
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I am so jealous, I love the new Salsa disc bikes.
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Originally Posted by ttakata73
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I am so jealous, I love the new Salsa disc bikes.
Originally Posted by Grambo
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Nice looking rig. How do you like your groupset / hydraulic disc brakes?
Thanks...I dig the bike very much. I'm loving the wheels as well... Not hydraulic...Avid BB-7 Road cable actuated... Nevertheless, I love them, stop me on a dime and I'm 205# @ 5'10"... The groupset is Ultegra 6700... CX70 46t/36t chainset, 12-30 cassette in the rear... I am pondering a wee bit lower gearing due to some short but steep climbs in my area... I have one hill .3 miles long that averages 13% and pitches to 24-29% at certain points, I caught some leaves on it my last climb, rear tire slipped and after my momentum was gone I was cooked...A few other short but nasty ones as well on trails that just happen to be on very convenient routes... or I should just HTFU...lmao |
Yeah. I agree. Nice looking bike.
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1997 GT Edge! Made in the USA:thumb:
Polished Ti with DA7700, Cinelli Ti grammo stem, Campy Chorus Ti post, Ti rail Selle Italia saddle, with a 1" CK to finish it off... This is my daily rider! http://www.flickr.com/photos/113632537@N03/12246523336/ |
Talk about a blast from the past :) nice!
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Titanium Bianchi
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http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=370376Titanium Bianchi: Just picked it up today at a local swap meet. The picture is how it was purchased, probably going to put my Mavic Ksyrium SL's on it tomorrow.
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Here is my bike. Thinking of putting a little color into it with bar tape but not sure. Kind of like the subdued look.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=375910 |
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This is my first ti bike.http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=376063
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Originally Posted by bikejrff
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This is my first ti bike.http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=376063
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curious about weight.
with ultegra, what kind of weights are your bikes? |
Mine is at 19.5 lbs. Of course my frame is larger than most and I have a triple.
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My Merlin with Record 10 and Mavic Kysriym (sp) SL wheels at 60 cm is 17.6
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I don't know what mine weighs but it's my favorite ride, and I have and have had some nice carbon ones...
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Eddy Merckx Titanium EX
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1994 model updated with Shimano 5700 and ROL Volant wheels. |
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2004 Litespeed Vortexhttp://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377547http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377548 Coming up for its 10th birthday and still going strong
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1996 Merlin Road. Just installed the new bars, stem, headset, fork |
Originally Posted by coasting
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curious about weight.
with ultegra, what kind of weights are your bikes? |
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I have already shown this in a separate thread, but it seems like it belongs here too. My redecorated Everti Falcon:
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=378436 |
Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 16729150)
I have already shown this in a separate thread, but it seems like it belongs here too. My redecorated Everti Falcon:
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=378436 |
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