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Originally Posted by Fiery
(Post 19453815)
Well, I was talking about cycledogg's black and silver Cannondale :)
It's shrunk, but the actual image is still huge - 3858 x 2568 px. It still puts a load on bandwidth and the browser even if it looks smaller, thanks for changing it. Too bad the original was already quoted in the very next post, but what can you do. |
Originally Posted by SvenMN
(Post 19448640)
Thanks all for your comments on my Super 6. I've made a few tweaks to maybe bring the temp up a few degrees... :rolleyes:
http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...N/IMG_1293.jpg FYI for anyone that cares weight with Metron 40/25mm GP4000s, eTap with Quarq Red, and pedals/cages/520 is 14.8 pounds on my bathroom scale. |
Originally Posted by mpath
(Post 19456831)
If it fits you, then it's hot...but you'll probably get "flip it" comments on the stem. And puhleese get a proper Park Tool scale and not a bathroom one. :D
Back to the trainer today (currently 22 F) Folks at LBS want to weigh it on their Park scale, and then take it for a rip :-) |
Ill play. Just finally "completed" the build on this Domane SLR that I purchased as a frameset a couple of months ago. I am pretty happy with the results but any constructive (or less than :) ) criticism is welcome. Try and and ignore the bag and lights if possible.
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...sidftzupy.jpeg http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...pswzi0zz0m.jpg |
Originally Posted by garysol1
(Post 19458916)
Ill play. Just finally "completed" the build on this Domane SLR that I purchased as a frameset a couple of months ago. I am pretty happy with the results but any constructive (or less than :) ) criticism is welcome. Try and and ignore the bag and lights if possible.
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...sidftzupy.jpeg http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...pswzi0zz0m.jpg |
Originally Posted by garysol1
(Post 19458916)
Ill play. Just finally "completed" the build on this Domane SLR that I purchased as a frameset a couple of months ago. I am pretty happy with the results but any constructive (or less than :) ) criticism is welcome. Try and and ignore the bag and lights if possible.
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...sidftzupy.jpeg http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...pswzi0zz0m.jpg |
Originally Posted by garysol1
(Post 19458916)
Ill play. Just finally "completed" the build on this Domane SLR that I purchased as a frameset a couple of months ago. I am pretty happy with the results but any constructive (or less than :) ) criticism is welcome. Try and and ignore the bag and lights if possible.
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Originally Posted by garysol1
(Post 19458916)
Try and and ignore the bag and lights if possible.
It's hot, now put some miles on it. Any reason you built it yourself? Looks mostly Trek/Bontrager components. |
Originally Posted by garysol1
(Post 19458916)
Ill play. Just finally "completed" the build on this Domane SLR that I purchased as a frameset a couple of months ago. I am pretty happy with the results but any constructive (or less than :) ) criticism is welcome. Try and and ignore the bag and lights if possible.
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...sidftzupy.jpeg http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...pswzi0zz0m.jpg its configured as best as possible given the frame which looks like an open-mould cyclocross frame. only fault on parts selection is cranks where a Red or 9170 would be better |
Originally Posted by ravenmore
(Post 19459422)
Nice! What wheels are those?
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Originally Posted by oldnslow2
(Post 19459914)
Any reason you built it yourself? Looks mostly Trek/Bontrager components. |
Another black bike.
Recently finished Workswell Bikes WCB-R-066 (Chinese carbon Cervelo R5 clone), full Shimano Ultegra 6800 (53/39 + 11-25, short cage and pedals), Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon Exalith wheelset, Conti 4k2 25c with 60mm stem Conti light tubes, 3T carbon cockpit; team stealth Zero25 post and team stealth Ernova bars with an alloy team stealth Arx2 stem, Fabric shallow scoop saddle (alloy rails pictured, carbon rails on it now) + Fabric silicon bar tape. Completed Saturday March 18th. I have 2.5 hours on the rollers and one 37 mile road ride on it thus far. So far I'm impressed with the frame. I'll see how it is doing after 500-1000miles... 16.8pounds (7.6kg) as is. I built for durability and not weight. Not shown: Bottles are Fabric's cageless system and it will get a Wahoo Element Bolt computer when UPS decides to deliver it. http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...psijn5yeqc.jpg |
Hot. That's a good looking bike.
although you'll probably want to consider what bottle cages you're gonna buy. those fabric ones are a nice trick and all, but you can only ever use their bottles now, and can't take "neutral support" |
Originally Posted by BenPS
(Post 19460945)
Hot. That's a good looking bike.
although you'll probably want to consider what bottle cages you're gonna buy. those fabric ones are a nice trick and all, but you can only ever use their bottles now, and can't take "neutral support" Also, never take bottles from strangers. |
no strange bottles? You're missing out on the best part! ;)
If you like them then great, just wanted to know if you knew what you had gotten in to. Bike still gets a "hot" |
Originally Posted by Fourtwelves
(Post 19460540)
Another black bike.
Recently finished Workswell Bikes WCB-R-066 (Chinese carbon Cervelo R5 clone), full Shimano Ultegra 6800 (53/39 + 11-25, short cage and pedals), Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon Exalith wheelset, Conti 4k2 25c with 60mm stem Conti light tubes, 3T carbon cockpit; team stealth Zero25 post and team stealth Ernova bars with an alloy team stealth Arx2 stem, Fabric shallow scoop saddle (alloy rails pictured, carbon rails on it now) + Fabric silicon bar tape. Completed Saturday March 18th. I have 2.5 hours on the rollers and one 37 mile road ride on it thus far. So far I'm impressed with the frame. I'll see how it is doing after 500-1000miles... 16.8pounds (7.6kg) as is. I built for durability and not weight. Not shown: Bottles are Fabric's cageless system and it will get a Wahoo Element Bolt computer when UPS decides to deliver it. http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...psijn5yeqc.jpg 9/10 saddle not quite svelte and the bar, atleast from this angle look a bit weird -- tho bars are sensitive to angle theyre shot from |
Originally Posted by redfooj
(Post 19460997)
9/10
saddle not quite svelte and the bar, atleast from this angle look a bit weird -- tho bars are sensitive to angle theyre shot from The bars are 3t Ernova... a standard compact. |
how high or low the camera is in relation to the bar, and also whether theyre rotated toward or away from the camera also produces very different effect.
the ergonova have really good shape |
Originally Posted by redfooj
(Post 19461061)
how high or low the camera is in relation to the bar, and also whether theyre rotated toward or away from the camera also produces very different effect.
the ergonova have really good shape |
Nashbar had a closeout, couldn't resist getting a 2nd
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new-old-stock Fuji Altamira 2.0 (2011) and 1.0 (2012)
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Well..They certainly look like bicycles
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I always laugh when people use the term "new old stock" for bikes from the last 10 years.
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Originally Posted by TenGrainBread
(Post 19461987)
I always laugh when people use the term "new old stock" for bikes from the last 10 years.
That's for bike model years. Parts lines that get used for several years, NOS would be parts that are still new in the box, but no longer in production. |
Originally Posted by helmet4000
(Post 19461253)
new-old-stock Fuji Altamira 2.0 (2011) and 1.0 (2012)
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Originally Posted by PatrickGSR94
(Post 19462092)
If it's been sitting around for more than a couple of years, still brand new never sold, then by definition it's "new old stock".
That's for bike model years. Parts lines that get used for several years, NOS would be parts that are still new in the box, but no longer in production. |
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