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Originally Posted by x43x
(Post 14394127)
I had the rear hub changed out and upgraded to the Smart 4 rim at the same time, so it's technically different since I posted it last year. ;)
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y1/...nRideReady.jpg |
Originally Posted by cmill189
(Post 14428319)
:twitchy:
http://www.masibikes.com/bikes/steel/strada-2012 |
Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
(Post 14429271)
seriously?
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Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
(Post 14429043)
I think the old beast looks fairly decent these days, what do you think?
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...012nashbar.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y29...A0MzMuanBn.jpg *not posting my bike for hotness* |
Originally Posted by c0lnago
(Post 14429525)
yep...doesn't look good with that much post. *shrug*
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Originally Posted by nelson4568
(Post 14426216)
weow new bike
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7137/7...96b3964d_b.jpg DSC03334 by nelson4568, on Flickr Frame is too small for you. On a classic styled frame, that much post is just wrong. Too much rear brake cable. Needs to be shortened about a half a foot. Lack of quill stem. No need for gum hoods, black would look better. |
This again turning into what bikes do you have. Get on with the plan folks.
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That frame couldn't fit me any better if it were custom made and I get ridiculed for it being too big... lol, yeah it's huge considering I have a 120mm stem and a setback post with the saddle most of the way back. It's tall enough that there are no spacers and my back is flat in the drops. It's OK though, I don't really expect much from bike forums these days. Half the bikes posted here are obviously not fit well at all but all anyone here cares about is the name on the downtube and how much drop you have. I honestly don't even know why I bother sometimes.
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Originally Posted by abstractform20
(Post 14429624)
its not too large. the geometry is a little funky on those frames.
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Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
(Post 14429724)
... all anyone here cares about is the name on the downtube and how much drop you have...
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yeah, this is the hot or not thread, there's kind of a criteria here folks. that's why it took me over a year to post here.
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Nice clean look. I like it.
Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
(Post 14429043)
I think the old beast looks fairly decent these days, what do you think?
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...012nashbar.jpg |
Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
(Post 14429724)
That frame couldn't fit me any better if it were custom made and I get ridiculed for it being too big... lol, yeah it's huge considering I have a 120mm stem and a setback post with the saddle most of the way back. It's tall enough that there are no spacers and my back is flat in the drops. It's OK though, I don't really expect much from bike forums these days. Half the bikes posted here are obviously not fit well at all but all anyone here cares about is the name on the downtube and how much drop you have. I honestly don't even know why I bother sometimes.
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Originally Posted by c0lnago
(Post 14429988)
Don't post it if you can't take it...looks silly to me...nothing clean about it with a spacer tower and untrimmed with a stubby setback post. *shrug*
Edit: since when is one spacer a tower? |
Originally Posted by thirdgenbird
(Post 14430011)
His non decaled matching bike isn't "clean" because he properly installed his fork and the bike has traditional geometry? If you don't like it you don't like it but your comment is just silly. I wouldn't call the bike hot but it is clean and simple. I think that makes it better than most. Now his other bike, that is hot.
Edit: since when is one spacer a tower? Traditional geo or not...the stubby setback post looks silly to me. It's certainly clean & simple. I don't care about logos/etc. Once again...if the rider is happy he/she shouldn't really care... |
Originally Posted by c0lnago
(Post 14430026)
I was looking at the other bike with the tower.
Traditional geo or not...the stubby setback post looks silly to me. It's certainly clean & simple. I don't care about logos/etc. Once again...if the rider is happy he/she shouldn't really care... |
It is "Hot r Not", not justify your poor judgements.
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I'm not even mad, and I don't care if people think it's not hot. It's the utter ignorance about how bikes should look and be set up with the associated asinine comments that annoy me... It's also BS that people seem to think there is a standard for hotness in a thread called "hot r not". Really, is reading that hard? For the most part this has turned into a fredly circle jerk slash epeen measure-off in regards to who has what brand frame or wheels, who has the most drop, etc...
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Originally Posted by UCIMBZ
(Post 14430045)
It is "Hot r Not", not justify your poor judgements.
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Oh by the way I have a colnago too so you can all love me and believe I know what I'm talking about. Carry on.
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Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
(Post 14430052)
And you're one of the worst of all of them. Poor judgement? wow...
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Originally Posted by RJM
(Post 14429654)
Not hot...and I like "classic" bikes.
Frame is too small for you. On a classic styled frame, that much post is just wrong. Too much rear brake cable. Needs to be shortened about a half a foot. Lack of quill stem. No need for gum hoods, black would look better. |
Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
(Post 14430054)
Oh by the way I have a colnago too so you can all love me and believe I know what I'm talking about. Carry on.
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Originally Posted by nelson4568
(Post 14426216)
weow new bike
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7137/7...96b3964d_b.jpg DSC03334 by nelson4568, on Flickr |
Originally Posted by Mm31
(Post 14422169)
Wanted to add some color rather just plain black and white, but i am not sure how i feel about it... Im sure you guys will let me know though ;)
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