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new brakes. Impulse buy. They only come with campy cartridges so I'm waiting for the pads to arrive... try as I may, I couldn't make shimano pads fit :lol:
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Originally Posted by gadabout007
(Post 16454641)
try as I may, I couldn't make shimano pads fit :lol:
https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/15...90/34/gygl.jpg You may need a pad press, but they are super expensive |
Originally Posted by bianchi10
(Post 16454591)
I just got them today but I imagine they would be fine around 45f-50f to whatever. Depends, I hate being cold so I use full shoe covers till about 50f-55f. They are a nice snug fit.
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I got 4 Power Gels for a dollar at Grocery Outlet (PNW chain of grocery stores).
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Originally Posted by rousseau
(Post 16452405)
I built up a pair of H Plus Son rims last year and absolutely love them.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 16451651)
Guess what I'll be doing in February.
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Originally Posted by f4rrest
(Post 16452304)
Now I can take an actual ECG each morning to see if I'm "too tired", and it will tell me to take a day off.
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Originally Posted by kleng
(Post 16455465)
Strange, I got my shimano reynolds cryo blue pads to fit just pressing in by hand
You may need a pad press, but they are super expensive |
Originally Posted by Leukybear
(Post 16455551)
I love your bike!
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Originally Posted by KantoBoy
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Do you train with a PM?
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Originally Posted by Jakedatc
(Post 16424939)
after much debate i decided to get new shoe covers. mine are more like aero covers and don't cut it below 50F. these are Diluvio 16s.
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6800 Ultegra carbon peddles going on the super six EVO so looking forward to spring Velocity |
Originally Posted by kleng
(Post 16455467)
Wear them with windstopper socks and you can go lower
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Originally Posted by velocity
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6800 Ultegra carbon peddles going on the super six EVO so looking forward to spring Velocity |
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Originally Posted by nastystang
(Post 16459803)
You will love these pedals , I have a set and really like them. I need to get a second set for my new bike.
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Originally Posted by just dank
(Post 16460059)
are they worth replacing the alloy versions for?
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with 5mm shorter cranks than I've been using plus a Retul bike fit. |
Originally Posted by just dank
(Post 16460059)
are they worth replacing the alloy versions for?
Originally Posted by nastystang
(Post 16460126)
As far as function goes they are no better or worse but savings little weight they are great. I was told that 105 and up SPD-SL pedals will only carbon from now on any way. The 105 carbon are really nice also for less cash. I do not know how they hold up in the long run but I have always had good results with Shimano.
http://speshuled.smugmug.com/Categor...12352814-L.jpg http://speshuled.smugmug.com/Categor...12353212-L.jpg Of course, 74 grams is 74 grams. Alloy 105's = $70 @ 321 grams Carbon 105's = $115 @ 280 grams Carbon Dura Ace = $205 @ 247 grams |
Every gram counts. Personally I think they look good also.
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Shimano carbon pedals look great and you don't have to worry about paint chips. They even hold up very well in wrecks, I went down at 25mph around a corner and pedal has a tiny scuff that you can barely see.
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