no. i say go blue

I don't like silver tape. It gives off the impression that you're trying too hard. Like the CF tape.

Pics would help.

I did a social night ride last month. But it was only 11 miles, and the road was closed to traffic.

The only provision I had to make was adding my weak headlight so I didn't run off the road.

Did you stop and unclip three times?

Red tape, because it'll make you faster.

You'll miss me when I'm gone.

Silver tape would be too much. I'd stick with black.

What difference? Yes, my eyes were stinging and it was getting difficult to see.

Hey Gomer, for you to ride that fast, you have to be doping.

How do you respond to these scandalous allegations?

so he was riding at the 23 mph level? I wonder if that is real or with BF hyper-inflation

nice looking bike by the way. i think with that grey and black you can go with any colour as long as there is a match with the tyres. bikes like yours are tastefully understated so you can express your own style onto it.

pCad, you seem to be in a good mood. Is Mrs. pCad smiling too?

I think duct tape is the perfect color, and cheap. Actually, a color that matches the silver/gray of the bike would look good, though I like black for my contact points.

Never been a fan of that kind of spoking.

By the way, elitists are aholes.

Let's not get carried away.

Levi detonated on that friggin Col today like Pcad on the Rocket Ride.

I'll sure I'll stick with black. Silver is the only other feasible option (in my mind). I just have to figure out what kind to get.

The loop isn't "flat" to the extent that you can dial in on a constant rhythm and hammer away for several minutes. It's hard to find that anywhere around here.

is it teribly fredly of me to add another patch of duct tape to my saddle?

i finally emptied my bag from the bike weekend i went on and found that I had been collecting freebies of energy gels/drinks powders and it all came to 25 packs. I'm almost ashamed.

No. the first patch had that covered.

How exactly? Be specific. Name names.

Extra bonus points if you then take that post and dump it into the 33 Twitter Feed thread.

Everything you do is Fredly.

I agree. You are actually full of good information.

it seems so wrong to get rid of a totally comfy saddle just because the surface has been ripped and scuffed from the enormous amount of mileage done on it.