kidz......

Plus you get Double Nerd Score.

Over 4000 posts, you should know better than that.

not close to epic yet. Wake me when you get 1000 posts.........................zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

This ain't reaching 600 . . . there's no way this group is this mindless.

fixed.

The Go Ahead Ask Pcad Anything thread is nearly 18 months old and over 20,000 posts.

Who's your BF Daddy?

Now that you pointed that out, I'm gonna go back and delete some of my earliest posts. No one needs to know how much I loved my vintage steel frame bike back then.

Pcad, you could post a of picture of your dirty socks and get a hundred responses... pretty nice bike though. How does it ride?

He needs to fly out here and do the Climb to Kaiser then report back on how well that Scott is at flying up hills.

I said the bike was a good climber. Where (cite specifics) did I ever say anything remotely resembling 'flying up hills'?

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I'm surrounded by vandals.

I used a fat cap to boot and better vandals than visigoths.

nice taos - like them? just bought them myself

Very light, very stiff, didn't like it so much at first. Then I switched from the Ksyrium to the Dura Ace wheels you see in that last photo, that really changed the ride, particularly on the chip/seal road surfaces up here. I like it after three rides, more each ride. It's hard not to like a bike this light, responsive and stiff, if yo can tolerate the ride. The D.A. rims have CF in them, and many of the reviews I read prior to purchase specifically cite their road shock absorption qualities. I agree. Distinct difference. Really like the feel of the bike now, but that ride is quite firm compared to my other bikes. But much more tolerable now, and the flip side is phenomenal handling, stability and the best climbing/sprinting bike I've ridden. Plus the bike only weighs 16 lbs 3 oz, that's very light for a Ultegra/clincher bicycle. The Ultegra components really do feel world class. VERY nice stuff indeed.

What the F is a 'tao'? Why do half of you speak in hipster code anyway? You're all friggin bike geeks.

I think he is talking about your Tacx Tao bottle cages

You know, a suspension seatpost might be nice to put on. Take it some of the road buzz and whatnot.

Damn hipsters and your silly language , get off my lawn!!!!"

Oh, right. Who the F cares about bottle cages anyway?

You morons would keel over just riding up the road to my lawn.

Incorrect.

Why is this lame thread still active, anyway?

You tell me you Fredly Gomer.

Strangely, I was going to comment on them when you posted the first picture -- I hate the Taos (used to have them on my commuter). They hold bottles fine, but sticking large bottles in from the side is needlessly awkward. I exclusively use the Specialized Rib cages on all my bikes.