hot ;)
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Originally Posted by kcollier5
(Post 16131595)
Lets quit talking about rings. We've been derailled (see what I did there...:p) Where are some more hot bikes?!
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:thumb: Ha! I hear you. I would but I already have and it's a not for now... Actually, it was interesting for a while, and then it got boring and a chicken ran by so ... let's see some more already!
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PS Pedaling out and down is not the best way for me to pedal. Not according to the power metre. Pedaling down and pulling back, that's where I get most juice. Furthermore, pushing forward at the top of the stroke is murderous on your knees. Maybe not now, shake hands with 50 and let us know. No matter how finely some people care to slice it, an elliptical chainring of some sort has come and gone for 100 years now. Now before someone else says, "yes but early Q rings had a X.XX degree and new Q rings have a X.XX degree and drivel and spleen, do a google search and see if you can find the Shimano chainring that was nearly a diamond. #NothingNewUnderTheSun #ShortMemory #techniqueVSgimmick #EnoughHogshyteChainringTalkBringonTheBikesStartaChainringThreadIfYouWantaDebateYouPillock http://bobbysands.smugmug.com/photos...-H8txVkn-L.jpg Round chainrings work just fine for me. |
There's too much talking in here.
My bike is pretty much the same as when I last posted it, just have a different seatpost http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...e/IMG_0971.jpg |
Originally Posted by Schlug
(Post 16134293)
I enjoy taking the p!iss out of fellows who think they're being smart when they're only being pedantic tinkers.
PS Pedaling out and down is not the best way for me to pedal. Not according to the power metre. Pedaling down and pulling back, that's where I get most juice. Furthermore, pushing forward at the top of the stroke is murderous on your knees. Maybe not now, shake hands with 50 and let us know. No matter how finely some people care to slice it, an elliptical chainring of some sort has come and gone for 100 years now. Now before someone else says, "yes but early Q rings had a X.XX degree and new Q rings have a X.XX degree and drivel and spleen, do a google search and see if you can find the Shimano chainring that was nearly a diamond. #NothingNewUnderTheSun #ShortMemory #techniqueVSgimmick #EnoughHogshyteChainringTalkBringonTheBikesStartaChainringThreadIfYouWantaDebateYouPillock http://bobbysands.smugmug.com/photos...-H8txVkn-L.jpg Round chainrings work just fine for me.
Originally Posted by brian416
(Post 16134346)
There's too much talking in here.
My bike is pretty much the same as when I last posted it, just have a different seatpost http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...e/IMG_0971.jpg ie: garage door, gearing, etc ;) |
Originally Posted by Schlug
(Post 16134293)
I enjoy taking the p!iss out of fellows who think they're being smart when they're only being pedantic tinkers.
PS Pedaling out and down is not the best way for me to pedal. Not according to the power metre. Pedaling down and pulling back, that's where I get most juice. Furthermore, pushing forward at the top of the stroke is murderous on your knees. Maybe not now, shake hands with 50 and let us know. No matter how finely some people care to slice it, an elliptical chainring of some sort has come and gone for 100 years now. Now before someone else says, "yes but early Q rings had a X.XX degree and new Q rings have a X.XX degree and drivel and spleen, do a google search and see if you can find the Shimano chainring that was nearly a diamond. #NothingNewUnderTheSun #ShortMemory #techniqueVSgimmick #EnoughHogshyteChainringTalkBringonTheBikesStartaChainringThreadIfYouWantaDebateYouPillock http://bobbysands.smugmug.com/photos...-H8txVkn-L.jpg Round chainrings work just fine for me. |
I blame "the rise of the crabby cyclists" on the change of weather/temps.(I've run into a few as well :D)
Suffering on a trainer isn't as fun as doing it on the road. It gets our chamois in a bunch real quick!!! :thumb: |
im using rotor elliptical chainring found it how matter i adjust it wont smooth compare what shimano crank does. anyone has same problem?
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Originally Posted by gilaasepeda
(Post 16134468)
im using rotor elliptical chainring found it how matter i adjust it wont smooth compare what shimano crank does. anyone has same problem?
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Originally Posted by gilaasepeda
(Post 16134468)
im using rotor elliptical chainring found it how matter i adjust it wont smooth compare what shimano crank does. anyone has same problem?
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Originally Posted by YOJiMBO20
(Post 16134856)
I read and reread this a few times. I still have no idea what you're saying.
I'm using rotor elliptical chainring. Found, no matter how i adjust it, it won't run smooth compared to shimano cranks. anyone has same problem? |
Originally Posted by brian416
(Post 16134346)
There's too much talking in here.
My bike is pretty much the same as when I last posted it, just have a different seatpost http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...e/IMG_0971.jpg |
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my Denti, bought as a replacement for my Holdsworth - first trip 145 miles.....now using SPD in place of the toe clips....carbon rear triangle and forks, some form of columbus for the middle (can't remember the name) |
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Originally Posted by nuovo_record
(Post 16135338)
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=344332
my Denti, bought as a replacement for my Holdsworth - first trip 145 miles.....now using SPD in place of the toe clips....carbon rear triangle and forks, some form of columbus for the middle (can't remember the name) |
Originally Posted by gummibear
(Post 16135489)
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Originally Posted by nuovo_record
(Post 16135338)
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=344332
my Denti, bought as a replacement for my Holdsworth - first trip 145 miles.....now using SPD in place of the toe clips....carbon rear triangle and forks, some form of columbus for the middle (can't remember the name) |
Originally Posted by robbyville
(Post 16135511)
Sorry not a fan of the Denti, above and beyond the improper pose of the bike itself. Those dimples in the frame kind of put me off along with a few other things. sorry
Its very slack looking, almost hardtail"ish". |
Originally Posted by OC Roadie
(Post 7250684)
There's hotness in this thread.
Here's what I got to offer: http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/500/img1203oc1.jpg http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/2...baix002pf3.jpg http://img400.imageshack.us/img400/3774/Cyfac_front.jpg Need pics of the P2C |
Originally Posted by double_stuf
(Post 16135904)
rule 8? or :lol:
I know we strayed off topic a few pages back, but "C'mon Man"!!! I guess with the thought of Halloween coming up, comes bringing back the dead... :thumb: |
Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
(Post 16135943)
Did you really have to go back in time to find some hot bikes? "08-11-08,*12:43 PM"
I know we strayed off topic a few pages back, but "C'mon Man"!!! I guess with the thought of Halloween coming up, comes bringing back the dead... :thumb: |
Originally Posted by double_stuf
(Post 16136271)
nah. didn't see anything that needed add'l hot/not etc until that. w/e
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Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
(Post 16136284)
I doubt that member even has any of those anymore. :D
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Originally Posted by double_stuf
(Post 16136296)
sry, i'm just a stupid n00b here
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