What road bike do you have?
01-17-13, 06:51 PM
Throw the stick!!!!
Real Masi's or the Masi wannabe's they sell now? 
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01-17-13, 08:07 PM
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I don't usually like Specialized bikes, but this one is NICE!
01-18-13, 04:49 PM
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01-18-13, 06:56 PM
WV is not flat..
01-20-13, 12:41 AM
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Well hello, this is my first post on here.
I'm living in Norway and we have some snow as you can see.
It's a Ghost race lector pro 2011
I'm living in Norway and we have some snow as you can see.
It's a Ghost race lector pro 2011
01-20-13, 03:38 AM
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01-20-13, 10:09 AM
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Masi & Orbea probably sell 1/1000th of new bikes in the USA. Masi's a tiny company in comparison to other brands, and Orbea simply doesn't have a dealer in most regions of the USA.
It's a shame in my opinion, because I think they both do a fine job on the road.
It's a shame in my opinion, because I think they both do a fine job on the road.
01-20-13, 09:43 PM
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2012 Giant Defy 1.75
Ok, so it's a Defy 2 with a few changes.
This is the first new bike I have purchased in 37 years. I had a limited budget to work with. I test rode multiple bikes, Some comparably equipped, some pricier, but I kept coming back to this one. I just liked the way it felt. The bike got over all good reviews; dingers were seat, tires and brakes. Took the seat off my old roadie, bought better tires, and a set of Ultegra cartridge style brake pads. Also repacked the hub bearings with Phil wood grease, and tweaked the cones. They'll coast almost as long as my old Campy record hubs now. Another thing was to remove some of the excessive badging. I know these manufacturers are proud of their products but Geez louise. And lastly, what is it with the disdain over Tiagra? Before I decided on this bike, several folks told me to only think about bikes equipped with 105's or above. Well I could not afford that next step up. And, while I am certainly no expert on all the varied componants out their, I have to say this bike shifts flawlessly.
Oh, and before anyone says anything; I forgot to remove the dork disk when I repacked the bearings.
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01-21-13, 11:29 PM
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Got a NOS R3 a month ago and have been swapping out stuff since.
01-22-13, 08:14 AM
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01-22-13, 09:34 AM
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01-22-13, 03:03 PM
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Got my pedals, cages, and bottles. Still waiting for my shoes to come in and get my final fitting. So far it's pre-fitted from when I test road this 54cm. Will try to flip the stem down to see how my neck/shoulder cooperates... or it will be as is for a while.
01-22-13, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by gundom66
Got my pedals, cages, and bottles. Still waiting for my shoes to come in and get my final fitting. So far it's pre-fitted from when I test road this 54cm. Will try to flip the stem down to see how my neck/shoulder cooperates... or it will be as is for a while.
01-22-13, 03:23 PM
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01-22-13, 10:48 PM
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Some beautiful bikes on this thread!
Here's my Trek Domane 6.2 (2013 model) to add to the list. For those who are interested, it has Shimano Ultegra components and Bontrager RXL Carbon bottle cages with a Clean Bottle water bottle. This photo was taken from the top of Rokko-san (931 m or 3,056 ft): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rokko-san
Here's my Trek Domane 6.2 (2013 model) to add to the list. For those who are interested, it has Shimano Ultegra components and Bontrager RXL Carbon bottle cages with a Clean Bottle water bottle. This photo was taken from the top of Rokko-san (931 m or 3,056 ft): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rokko-san
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01-22-13, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by cmtbiz
A post Christmas gift to myself.. lol
Trek Madone 2.1
Trek Madone 2.1
01-23-13, 12:21 AM
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Some beautiful bikes on this thread!
Here's my Trek Domane 6.2 (2013 model) to add to the list. For those who are interested, it has Shimano Ultegra components and Bontrager RXL Carbon bottle cages with a Clean Bottle water bottle. This photo was taken from the top of Rokko-san (931 m or 3,056 ft): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rokko-san
Here's my Trek Domane 6.2 (2013 model) to add to the list. For those who are interested, it has Shimano Ultegra components and Bontrager RXL Carbon bottle cages with a Clean Bottle water bottle. This photo was taken from the top of Rokko-san (931 m or 3,056 ft): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rokko-san
01-23-13, 12:23 AM
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01-23-13, 06:23 AM
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Some updates to my road rigs. I don't think I've posted them here in awhile.
The Beater/Rain/Crit rig
The Weapon
The Beater/Rain/Crit rig
The Weapon
