Originally Posted by joejack951
(Post 19331580)
Let us know how that bike mount works out. I have the same case and the arm band for running (gift from wife) and have been considering the bike mount myself. The phone case is super nice. My only gripe is that the backside has openings through the case and dirt/lint will build up inside the case over time. Unless, that is, you get smart like I eventually did and put a piece of packaging tape over the openings.
So far I'm really enjoying the case compared to an otter box case I was using. It still has enough grip and protection. The rain cover is a welcomed bonus. The 'out front' mount is for my indoor bike which sits on the trainer full time and the stem mount is for my primary steed. |
Originally Posted by Nachoman
(Post 19331222)
I dress warmer than you on a sunny day in San Diego!
I grow my own fur coat.... I find I am comfortable in short sleeves and shorts from 45 degrees up to 85 degrees...I had to ride in the snow on New years as I had to have a ride for the first of the year... it was only 2.5 miles (down to the coffee shop and back with a stop to warm up at the coffee shop). |
Originally Posted by TimothyH
(Post 19331424)
Going compact on the road bike.
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Originally Posted by rfmarotti
(Post 19333412)
Is that a chain watcher or something else? Are those usually associated with going compact?
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
(Post 19333667)
It looks like a Parlee CF front derailleur bracket.
The bike was powder coated and I'm afraid there will be a scar when I remove the Shimano deraileur clamp and slide the derailleur down a few millimeters. This clamp should cover any gouges in the powder coat caused by the existing clamp. The silver Shimano clamp doesn't match the black 105 components anyway. There are some $20 crabon clamps on ebay but reviews say they are flexy. -Tim- |
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Always good when your order starts to arrive. Besides the box of stuff I purchased a new set of wheels for the single speed, and new front wheel for the TT bike.
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Just arrived, 10 speed Ultegra and chain.
Saw these Clif bars at Walmart. Couldn't pass up the deal, 12 for $7. |
Originally Posted by noodle soup
(Post 19333934)
Great price you care to share? Merlin had a great deal about a year ago.
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Originally Posted by franswa
(Post 19334032)
Got mine off a member from another forum.
they still have this deal for 5800. $182 https://www.merlincycles.com/shimano...kit-85057.html I wish they had a deal like that for DA 9000. |
I got a full 105 group from Ribble for $311.11 USD about a month after Brexit.
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
(Post 19334493)
Do you have plans for those Modolo levers?
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A Neutron bike..Anyone tell me about it from the picture..Bought off Ebay..Not arrived yet..Only £99..approx $120
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
(Post 19334083)
last year Merlin had a deal for those at about $260
they still have this deal for 5800. $182 https://www.merlincycles.com/shimano...kit-85057.html I wish they had a deal like that for DA 9000. |
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Originally Posted by TimothyH
(Post 19334147)
I got a full 105 group from Ribble for $311.11 USD about a month after Brexit.
-Tim- Hope it comes down again. I'm planning on either 105 or Sram Rival for my next bike build. Cost is around $360 to $370 right now from UK retailers.still A good buy.I have to wait as most my funds went into A new bike an frame.Photo coming soon. |
Originally Posted by noodle soup
(Post 19334876)
Di2?
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Originally Posted by Joeyseven
(Post 19335053)
Very nice price.:)
Hope it comes down again. I'm planning on either 105 or Sram Rival for my next bike build. Cost is around $360 to $370 right now from UK retailers.still A good buy.I have to wait as most my funds went into A new bike an frame.Photo coming soon. All the sites had pretty much stayed together and were as high as $420. Merlin's prices recently went down while Ribble prices shot up. Merlin has 105 groups for $365 while Ribble has the same group for $485. $365 is a great price. The cranks alone are $95 in the most common sizes, $75 for the less sought after sizes. |
Originally Posted by Doge
(Post 19335174)
Yes. You can see a loose cable connector off to the right.
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Will likely have a hill / handlebar shifter behind stem that maybe can be forearm shifted. Then maybe bar end shifters. Don't know. I didn't past them as I've had them a long time and that would be off topic.
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Purchased a chain cleaner tool and eco-friendly degreaser. Can't wait to give my road bike a great cleaning in the chains!
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4iiii powermeter
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