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Originally Posted by eduardo76
(Post 15068127)
i loaned my fuji roubaix (my rainy day bike) to my teamate after he cracked his cf frame...he won a crit and placed in 2 podiums with it...great bikes, and i love mine...and at $400, a hell of a deal...
however, they are not HOT bikes...sorry! I see... The guys who rides them just hot.. :) |
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Originally Posted by I <3 Robots
(Post 15071597)
U mad?
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The cranks could be more red or just black ...but still Hot.
Probably minus 10 mm of lenght and plus 7 deg of angle to the stem would allow to level levers... (?) |
levers look fine. hot.
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Originally Posted by I <3 Robots
(Post 15071597)
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Love it! I just sold my black November frameset to a friend and have a white one on the way. The black was sweet, but I just have a thing for white bikes.
Originally Posted by Herbie53
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Originally Posted by I <3 Robots
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Originally Posted by LowCel
(Post 15073113)
I love the wheels but for some reason the bike just doesn't do it for me. :o
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 15073333)
I think that all of the individual parts are stellar, but the pic doesn't work for me - the slammed -17 stem, the (awesome but thick) brake caliper and the perspective all makes for a crowded-looking front end. I mean, I still think it's hot, but it could be presented a little better.
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Originally Posted by I <3 Robots
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Lol yes people who are saying "Eh it doesn't do it for me" are mad
HOT |
RE: the Roubaix SL4 Expert a couple pages back...
Originally Posted by jgt_madone_newb
(Post 15061587)
I appreciate the comments. Couldnt bring myself to go to the trouble to slam the stem just for a photo opp, knowing it would go right back the way it was. For a 52 year old who may not be at peak flexibility, and was looking for a really nice stiff, light bike which also had geometry for week long supported tours, the fredly arrangement works pretty well. Don't have any need to turn my Roubaix in to a Tarmac. If I start tinkering with the bars, maybe some S Works or Zipp Carbon bars, I'd probably also do a different stem, and drop it a little.
The seatpost is an S Works I picked up on eBay. May replace it with a Cobl Goblr if they ever are actually available, or a Fizik Cyrano would eliminate the white, and go well with the Antares 00 saddle. Frame is also Di2 capable, so who knows what may happen someday with that. Other than that, I'm finding it to be an incredible bike. My Seven is feeling a little neglected. Oh, the crank slipped a little, and wasn't properly aligned with the chain stay. That's another 5 point deduction from the Eastern European judge, right? Really a nice looking bike for the mature rider! |
Originally Posted by Herbie53
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2012 Supersix himod 56cm
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Hot :thumb:
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My new C59. I tried to tick all boxes for über serious Euro pro look, but feel free to critique...
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8075/8...72aa18c2_b.jpg |
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http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=2893922011 schwinn paramount series 6
with ultegra / sram combo |
hottness
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Originally Posted by ravenmore
(Post 14287321)
Damn - between the Crumpton and this the thread is taking it up a notch. Scalding hot. What's it weigh?
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Originally Posted by Plus
(Post 15073977)
My new C59. I tried to tick all boxes for über serious Euro pro look, but feel free to critique...
Maybe black or gray tires.... |
Originally Posted by lechat
(Post 15073756)
Looks like another Pedal Force, etc, open mold frame. The badging is nice though, have to say the Ritte Bosberg is my favorite.
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Originally Posted by s4one
(Post 15073897)
2012 Supersix himod 56cm
Hot, but would be scorching hot with wheels matching the fork, for logo continuity. |
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