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You don't even have to go that far back. Basso sported some kind of fancy adjustable-on-the-fly seatpost at the Tour this year.
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Originally Posted by UCIMBZ
(Post 13704382)
Adjustable peripherals on bikes are just like the Sleep Number beds. Once you get your desirable condition you hardly need to make any changes and the adjustable abject looses its charismatic aura. In this case it is a beginner biker feature.
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Originally Posted by JSS
(Post 13705791)
So he says, so it must be. Why would anyone have to adjust their bike, the concept is ridiculous.......
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Originally Posted by X-LinkedRider
(Post 13705390)
Lance, Eddy, Greg.. They all made adjustments CONSTANTLY depending on their ride. Eddy has predetermined measurements and a very strict routine for fit every single day of the race.
The other thing this does is allow you to kind of go from Endurance cycling to Speed with a very nice Non squeaking adjustment with very little weight penalty when you ad it up. (the bike is still 13 lbs) |
I think it is a good looking bike, mildly hot, but fast as ****
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Can we go back to posting pictures of "hot" or "not" bikes?
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I agree. Time to move on.
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Originally Posted by RedLeg
(Post 13705998)
Can we go back to posting pictures of "hot" or "not" bikes?
(yes they are clipless hybrid pedals) http://liveoncenjoy.com/SMF/MGalleryItem.php?id=515 |
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Originally Posted by craigcraigcraig
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A hot touring bike is quite a bit to attempt. Should it be judged by touring bike standards? If so, then the graphics are way too flashy. The rear rack doesn't look level (although the sloping ground make that hard to judge). The saddle looks like it could fall off of the seat post at any moment. I don't like the red bar tape either. Overall though, not bad.
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It's my first bike, Revenio 3.0 with Marinoni frame/fork because the regular Revenio 3.0 was too small.
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Originally Posted by RevenioMarinoni
(Post 13706495)
It's my first bike, Revenio 3.0 with Marinoni frame/fork because the regular Revenio 3.0 was too small.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=233237 |
Spooky = hot
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Marinoni = not hot at all
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Originally Posted by RevenioMarinoni
(Post 13706495)
It's my first bike, Revenio 3.0 with Marinoni frame/fork because the regular Revenio 3.0 was too small.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=233237 That said, this bike is an aesthetic mess. Go to black tires, white seat and bar tape and white cable and it'll improve a lot. There is no reason for neon green to be on this bike. Even if you are a Basso fan. |
Originally Posted by RevenioMarinoni
(Post 13706495)
It's my first bike, Revenio 3.0 with Marinoni frame/fork because the regular Revenio 3.0 was too small.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=233237 |
Help me make this a "hot"
Yes I know crappy cell phone pic, but I'll get a "real" pic when the build is complete http://i39.tinypic.com/vyobuq.jpg Getting 2013 Sram red groupset when it comes out Have psimet and 45mm carbon wheels already new stem, bars, cages and saddle to be bought - should I stay black or go white or other? |
Originally Posted by X-LinkedRider
(Post 13706201)
My 3rd road bike got some new upgrades. The wheels really make it look nice. Maybe not hot compared to the Look (IMO) but for a touring bike, I think I'll look much nicer than most everybody else on the route.
(yes they are clipless hybrid pedals) http://liveoncenjoy.com/SMF/MGalleryItem.php?id=515 |
Originally Posted by Perp
(Post 13707167)
Help me make this a "hot"
Yes I know crappy cell phone pic, but I'll get a "real" pic when the build is complete http://i39.tinypic.com/vyobuq.jpg Getting 2013 Sram red groupset when it comes out Have psimet and 45mm carbon wheels already new stem, bars, cages and saddle to be bought - should I stay black or go white or other? Panini maker = hot |
Originally Posted by Perp
(Post 13707167)
Help me make this a "hot"
Yes I know crappy cell phone pic, but I'll get a "real" pic when the build is complete http://i39.tinypic.com/vyobuq.jpg Getting 2013 Sram red groupset when it comes out Have psimet and 45mm carbon wheels already new stem, bars, cages and saddle to be bought - should I stay black or go white or other? |
Originally Posted by X-LinkedRider
(Post 13706201)
My 3rd road bike got some new upgrades. The wheels really make it look nice. Maybe not hot compared to the Look (IMO) but for a touring bike, I think I'll look much nicer than most everybody else on the route.
(yes they are clipless hybrid pedals) http://liveoncenjoy.com/SMF/MGalleryItem.php?id=515 |
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