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Negative. The only thing that was really a problem was removing the pads from the holder. They were stuck in there and wouldn't slide free. I had to work it with a screwdriver and kind of tore the sides off. That's what took a long time.
The rest of it was slow, because I'm generally mechanically clumsy and take a while to get things centered, but I didn't get hung up on any of it.
Anyway, now there's something wrong with the cabling, apparently (which I recently replaced). Front brakes are sticky. The problems never end.
The rest of it was slow, because I'm generally mechanically clumsy and take a while to get things centered, but I didn't get hung up on any of it.
Anyway, now there's something wrong with the cabling, apparently (which I recently replaced). Front brakes are sticky. The problems never end.
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I'm hoping to get 90 for mine. I don't know if that's too steep a price or not though. Opinion?
Negative. The only thing that was really a problem was removing the pads from the holder. They were stuck in there and wouldn't slide free. I had to work it with a screwdriver and kind of tore the sides off. That's what took a long time.
The rest of it was slow, because I'm generally mechanically clumsy and take a while to get things centered, but I didn't get hung up on any of it.
Anyway, now there's something wrong with the cabling, apparently (which I recently replaced). Front brakes are sticky. The problems never end.
The rest of it was slow, because I'm generally mechanically clumsy and take a while to get things centered, but I didn't get hung up on any of it.
Anyway, now there's something wrong with the cabling, apparently (which I recently replaced). Front brakes are sticky. The problems never end.

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Maybe I'm just too cultural, I don't know, but I found this excerpt from a conversation I saw on my Facebook news feed to be a real "wtf" moment.
& WTF YU NEVER HAD SUSHI!?
No I've never had sushi....because I'm not Asian.
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How do you determine the right distance?
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It's more comfortable (at least from the trainer during fitting), but it just looks a bit off.
I think that's in the eBay range. I paid $140ish for my new one at the LBS... given the longer I look at it the more I hate how much I paid, but the used ones on eBay going for over $100 seems goofy.
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Basically the knee (not sure what part, my fitter did that) should be over the pedal spindle.
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Currently my (now shredded) Bontrager RL saddle is friggin awesome. Got it free as a take off from a new Madone, second (free) one should be here thursday to replace it.
Toupe was OK, but not great.
Toupe was OK, but not great.
i paid 64.00 for mine with free shipping.
Here it is. Best saddle i have owned. Wouldn't but anything else.
https://cgi.ebay.com/Serfas-MENS-Tita...item1e5d35cee5
Here it is. Best saddle i have owned. Wouldn't but anything else.
https://cgi.ebay.com/Serfas-MENS-Tita...item1e5d35cee5
The boney protrusion bellow the knee cap should line up with pedal spindal. Also remember this is only a starting point adjustment from there is ok. Go slow and small amounts at a time.
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Sad. Foam is missing, obviously it's ripped (and similar on the other side), and the plastic shell is snapped.

But at least I had an excuse to get.. oh wait my cat got in the way.

Here we go.

But at least I had an excuse to get.. oh wait my cat got in the way.

Here we go.









