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Shogun!
Just finished it up this weekend. It's a rider/racer so a few bits and pieces were changed for safety and comfort.
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Nice ... Rowan and I both have Shoguns. :)
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Wow.
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Very nice. What are the wheel sizes on that?
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That is some major drop.
And I see your rocking the tubulars, pretty sweet bike. |
Originally Posted by RoadMike
(Post 15958522)
Very nice. What are the wheel sizes on that?
Surprised at how stable the bike is at speed with the small front wheel. I hit 45 or so on one downhill and it was pretty solid. |
Love it. Is the shifting just friction? Ballsy for tri's if so.....and awesome.
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Way cool, and that's not even knowing the history and such.
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How much does it weigh?
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I haven't seen one of those in a loooooooooooooong time!!
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Gorgeous! You need to run it (if you haven't already) at a club TT - you could crush 'em on both time and style points. :)
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Very nice!
My first "real" roadbike was a shogun, circa 1984. It's long gone. Still holds some sentimental value. Consider cross posting in C&V. |
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That is sweet.
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P.S. 181 |
And I just posted how cool vintage bikes can be in nuke_diver's thread.
Point made. Just curious; I thought GT had some exclusive on the triple triangle. Not so I guess... |
Isn't the constant downhill considered an unfair advantage ? ;)
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pretty.
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Originally Posted by Cookiemonsta
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Isn't the constant downhill considered an unfair advantage ? ;)
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