What road bike do you have?
#7878
No cud for foil.
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With a bike like that you should at least learn how to take decent pictures. Start by turning it around...
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#7882
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Here are some updated pictures. Flipped the stem and took the pic on the drive side.
Madone 4.5 52cm Compact 50/34. Shimano 105 w/ Ultegra rear derailer.
Swapped Shimano 105 11-25 Cassette with 12-27
Swapped Bontrager Select 90mm stem with Race 110mm.
Shimano PD-747 Pedals - Started on Mountain bikes.
Weighs 18.3 lbs without pedals.


Madone 4.5 52cm Compact 50/34. Shimano 105 w/ Ultegra rear derailer.
Swapped Shimano 105 11-25 Cassette with 12-27
Swapped Bontrager Select 90mm stem with Race 110mm.
Shimano PD-747 Pedals - Started on Mountain bikes.
Weighs 18.3 lbs without pedals.



Last edited by renlopez; 04-08-08 at 03:24 PM.
#7883
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renlopez, i have the wsd version of this bike and i just love it! so i say that is one sweet bike

#7884
Semper Climbing
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Here are some updated pictures. Flipped the stem and took the pic on the drive side.
Madone 4.5 52cm Compact 50/34. Shimano 105 w/ Ultegra rear derailer.
Swapped Shimano 105 11-25 Cassette with 12-27
Swapped Bontrager Select 90mm stem with Race 110mm.
Shimano PD-747 Pedals - Started on Mountain bikes.
Weighs 18.3 lbs without pedals.



Madone 4.5 52cm Compact 50/34. Shimano 105 w/ Ultegra rear derailer.
Swapped Shimano 105 11-25 Cassette with 12-27
Swapped Bontrager Select 90mm stem with Race 110mm.
Shimano PD-747 Pedals - Started on Mountain bikes.
Weighs 18.3 lbs without pedals.



Did the longer stem change make you put your saddle at the end of the rails like that?
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But everyone already knew that.
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Indeed, I get a free pro fitting from my LBS, but I haven't the time to get it done.
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Nice bike, dude. You know what I love about the new Orca's? The headtube cable routing. One of the best cable routing ideas I've seen.
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Changed up a few things but it's pretty final. Just want to get some Brooks bar tape
Full Campy Chorus

Full Campy Chorus


#7892
or tarckeemoon, depending
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It looks better nekkid.
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09 Orbea Orca


Still learning to post pics
If I did it, this should be my 09 orbea with SRAM Red and Zipp Zed 4s,
Fizik saddle and tape.
#7895
ub3r n00b
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^^oh lordy. gawd. How's that saddle for in the drops? Does it apply a lot of pressure?
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Il cucchiaio
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The good: nice job tucking away those valves; the softish editing.
The bad: the bigger chainring, the BIGGER!! same for the cog. except it's the opposite.
The bad: the bigger chainring, the BIGGER!! same for the cog. except it's the opposite.
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No the saddle comfortable, I have had the same one on my Project one for over a year. I like it in the drops or the hoods. Doesn't seem to apply pressure no numbness, longest ride with it 90 or so miles. I do a 50 to 60 miler a couple of times a week.
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