What road bike do you have?
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Behind EVERYone!!!
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Seen this bike on the boards here before and I like it too & I'm not the biggest "red bike" fan. I think it's the white forks, just adds some optimistic fun pop!
Thanks. I really wanted a white bike, but I got a great deal on this so I bought it. If it wasn't for the white fork and tape I'm not sure I would like it nearly as much as I do.
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Nice job.
Cheers,
Brian J.
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I used to ride a lot 5 yrs ago. I still have my 2002 Giant TCR 2. Took it out for a spin and damn it's been too long. I almost feel like it's too much bike for me.
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Those TCR's are awesome. Can't be too much bike for you, only for your ability at the moment. Any pictures?
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Bikes: Bianchi Axis (commuter), Specialized Tricross S-Works, BMC Team Machine SLT01, Mercier Kilo TT
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I just cant leave stuff alone. lol. Its not that i really need new wheels and or shifters but i would like to have them. Bike rides excellent as is though, i think its one of the most bikes for the money out there right now. Here's another pic i took on my ride today that i thought was neat!
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What is that thing? Changing a flat must be difficult! jk.
Canadian eh?
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So glad to see my post from 2003 still going strong! All hail the OP!!
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felt s32
ritchey bars and stem
fsa cranks
dura ace shifters
ultegra rear d
105 front d
kore seat post
scott saddle
soul wheels
first road bike! took me quite a while to get everything together just waiting for my pedals and road shoes
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I just picked up a 2009 Felt F95 Team last Thursday. I'm not big on the paint scheme, but didn't feel like waiting the month or two for the next batch of standard 1010s.
Nice bike! Are those 700 or 650c wheels?