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Originally Posted by M_FactorX19
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they still should be totally excessable from the drops if they were up higher as well. thats one of the nice things about sram is that you can pull the shift lever in while in the drops and it only takes a very small movement to shift up or down from there.
dont be afraid to try new things with your fit. you might be supprised at how well something else works. I'm used to double sided entry on pedals lol sothe Looks are taking some getting used to but not a big problem at all. Its kind of like when you first learn to drive a stick...you fumble to get moving lol |
Alright - here's my '86 Centurion in single speed stealth mode. :)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...5-21154120.jpg |
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Originally Posted by Vicelord
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What's attached to the left seat stay?
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A light.
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Originally Posted by VA_Esquire
(Post 12675019)
A light.
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my daily trainer, which is still a road bike, just fixed .
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_U...0/IMAG0051.jpg |
Originally Posted by mikeetow
(Post 12679094)
my daily trainer, which is still a road bike, just fixed .
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_U...0/IMAG0051.jpg |
love the colors on that bmc....beyond hot
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Originally Posted by mikeetow
(Post 12679094)
my daily trainer, which is still a road bike, just fixed .
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_U...0/IMAG0051.jpg |
^^^
It takes a 'real' man to train on a brakeless bike.:thumb: |
One with bad fashion taste. That bike looks quite ugly with the red....
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Originally Posted by mikeetow
(Post 12679094)
my daily trainer, which is still a road bike, just fixed .
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_U...0/IMAG0051.jpg |
Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12673757)
I built the whole bike for less than the price of one of those saddles though..
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Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12673757)
i just ordered this saddle.. been meaning to do it.. though that white one would be pretty cool :) I built the whole bike for less than the price of one of those saddles though..
http://www.hucknroll.com/images/item...CUT0109/BK.jpg http://www.hucknroll.com/images/item...0109/BK_D1.jpg as for the brake levers.. in the 80s they would make the drops level with the ground, but i like the tops level instead, which tilts everything up. The way i set the brakes on my bikes is to align the bottom of the brake lever to be in line with the bottom of the drops (i hold a ruler to the underside of the drop bar). i think if i lowered the brakes it would look worse.. and it would definitely not be as comfortable. and the bike is staying green :lol: |
Originally Posted by Steve90068
(Post 12679559)
love the colors on that bmc....beyond hot
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not for the above.
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2008 Scott CR1 Team
Recent upgrades: 3T Dorico Pro seatpost & Rotundo Pro handlebar Hed Ardennes CL wheelset http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...5&d=1306680420 http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...7&d=1306681858 |
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