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I eat carbide.


Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Elgin, IL
Bikes: Lots. Chapter2, Van Dessel, Giant, Trek, etc Dealers for BMC, Chapter2
I don't do carbon very often. The Parlee Z4 was bought on impluse and was my first frame that had any carbon used in its construction.
In chronological order: 2001 Cannondale CAAD 4 Aero, 2004 Bianchi XL EV3, 2004 Bianchi XL EV4, 2002 Cannondale CAAD 6 SI and a 2000 Coppi Aluminum.
If the Parlee was a 53cm instead of a 55cm, I would still have it.
In chronological order: 2001 Cannondale CAAD 4 Aero, 2004 Bianchi XL EV3, 2004 Bianchi XL EV4, 2002 Cannondale CAAD 6 SI and a 2000 Coppi Aluminum.
If the Parlee was a 53cm instead of a 55cm, I would still have it.
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Gilpin County Wheelman
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Rollinsville Colorado
Bikes: Parlee Z-4 2001 Fisher Sugar 1 Macalu Ti
I probably qualify then, being 55. I do prefer them to my round bars though. They give me more to grip and seem to have more positions that are comfortable for my hands.
I rode the round bars this weekend over Rabbit Ears pass and down onto the flats for about 90 miles r.t. I don't have hand issues and the bars were comfy enough, but I would consider flat bars an upgrade.
I rode the round bars this weekend over Rabbit Ears pass and down onto the flats for about 90 miles r.t. I don't have hand issues and the bars were comfy enough, but I would consider flat bars an upgrade.
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Bikes: 2010 CAAD9 Custom, 06 Giant TCR C2 & 05 Specialized Hardrock Sport
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