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Old 09-23-05, 05:57 PM
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LOL!!! I am already the shortest in my family at 6'1".....you're cruel
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De Rosa Planet, all Campagnolo Chorus, Mavic Open Pro rims, Deda bars, stem and seatpost, Vittoria Rubinho Pro clinchers.

Beautiful. :-)
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ah very true, but I have seen guys on real nice machines that just doesnt fit them. I would love to complament on their machine but I domt know if they know what the hell they are riding. I am by no mean an expert in bike fitting, but I know ( and I think most people in the forum) can see when a rider is on the wrong size bike.....ah just an observation (this should be a topic on a new thread)
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Originally Posted by Powerful Pete
De Rosa Planet, all Campagnolo Chorus, Mavic Open Pro rims, Deda bars, stem and seatpost, Vittoria Rubinho Pro clinchers.

Beautiful. :-)
i believe it probably is beautiful...but i'll reserve my judgement for when i see some real pictures...
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I haven't checked this topic discussion in awhile...

Yeah thats the Mississippi River in the background, and it was taken LAST fall. Its an area where boats can tie up.
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Well I finally got mine saturday....It is the Grey Cannondale r700....I absolutley love this bike..



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I just upgraded my 2005 Specialized Allez Sport to Full Ultegra with R540 pedals and R550 Wheelset. It also includes zertz seatpost, zertz fork and titanium Alias seat.

The only thing I haven't upgraded or replaced is the frame and I am debating wheter I should go with a Specialized Comp frame with zertz seat stays.

Other than that I am probably done with it except for some titanium skewers and some lights and fenders.
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Originally Posted by duongrn

Other than that I am probably done with it except for some titanium skewers

You are ****ing with us right??
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Old 09-26-05, 01:14 AM
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You are ****ing with us right??
Why do you say that?
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prolly thinks it's odd to put titanium skewers on an allez sport... which may be, but you've upgraded everything else... all that stuff can move to a new frame easily... so whatever you want!

I have an allez elite, haven't done anything to it yet... but am probably going to get fsa k-wing carbon bars and mavic ksyirium elite wheels pretty soon... otherwise, waiting for a full carbon bike at some point...

Good luck

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Originally Posted by duongrn
I just upgraded my 2005 Specialized Allez Sport to Full Ultegra with R540 pedals and R550 Wheelset. It also includes zertz seatpost, zertz fork and titanium Alias seat.

The only thing I haven't upgraded or replaced is the frame and I am debating wheter I should go with a Specialized Comp frame with zertz seat stays.

Other than that I am probably done with it except for some titanium skewers and some lights and fenders.
Titanium skewers AND fenders?
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Obviously I am a newbie and wanted to lighten my bike as much as possible because of 12% climbs I have. Also it is going to start raining soon here, hence the fenders.
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Originally Posted by duongrn
Obviously I am a newbie and wanted to lighten my bike as much as possible because of 12% climbs I have. Also it is going to start raining soon here, hence the fenders.

99.9999999% of this forum needs to ride more and think less.
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Originally Posted by The_Convert
99.9999999% of this forum needs to ride more and think less.
I agree with the ride more part, but thinking should not be reduced.
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Originally Posted by jitteringjr
I agree with the ride more part, but thinking should not be reduced.
Bravo!!!!!
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I have a 1984 Schwinn Peloton that was made for them by Panasonic with a Columbus tube frame and Suntour group set that rolls on Araya aero tubular rims. I bought it new when I was much younger and rode it all of the time until the early 90's when I got into MTB's, so it sat for about a decade. I think the frame is too big for me and its my fault because when I bought it for the outrageous sum of $800 back in 84 and was still growing my thinking was I did not want to out grow such a expensive bike . Now that I have got back into road riding I will want to get a new bike after I drop a few pounds, maybe a Cervelo but for a 21 year old bike it still goes pretty good and only weighs a little over 20 pounds. I will try to find some photos to post of my old red bike .
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NOS lavender Casati Gold Line R. Frame of Columbus SL tubing. Campy Veloce 10sp components. Campy Centaur hubs. Fir rims. Goccia stem.

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Originally Posted by SoonerBullitt
Well I finally got mine saturday....It is the Grey Cannondale r700....I absolutley love this bike..



Congrats. I really love mine too.
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Got my digi-camera working again but pics are still kind of dark though. Here's my 2005 Lemond. Upgrades from stock: replaced the Bonty saddle with a Flite; swapped the 90mm Race Lite stem w/ a 100mm Race X Lite; replaced under warranty the Bonty OEM carbon seatpost with a Race X Lite ACC; added Eggbeater pedals and a CatEye Astrale 8. It's been sweet to ride this summer.

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Old 09-27-05, 10:52 PM
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gorgeous lemond, daver42
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I just never get tired of looking at a Sarthe....very sweet. Congrats!!!
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here are my bikes

road ---> BIANCHI SL3 Veloce 2005, TOKEN carbon wheels




MTB---> TREK 6500 XT+ hydraulic disc

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Originally Posted by pepsi
here are my bikes

road ---> BIANCHI SL3 Veloce 2005, TOKEN carbon wheels

Wow, awesome looking Bianchi. I probably shouldn't even ask but is it really expensive? Ballpark $$
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Originally Posted by pepsi
here are my bikes

road ---> BIANCHI SL3 Veloce 2005, TOKEN carbon wheels




MTB---> TREK 6500 XT+ hydraulic disc

Wow holy bianchi sweetness!

That's a Thing of beauty!
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ok, why cant I find it on the website??
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