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I've had it for ~18 months and have been really happy with it.
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I am so jealous, I love the new Salsa disc bikes.
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Thanks...I dig the bike very much. I'm loving the wheels as well...
Not hydraulic...Avid BB-7 Road cable actuated... Nevertheless, I love them, stop me on a dime and I'm 205# @ 5'10"...
The groupset is Ultegra 6700... CX70 46t/36t chainset, 12-30 cassette in the rear... I am pondering a wee bit lower gearing due to some short but steep climbs in my area... I have one hill .3 miles long that averages 13% and pitches to 24-29% at certain points, I caught some leaves on it my last climb, rear tire slipped and after my momentum was gone I was cooked...A few other short but nasty ones as well on trails that just happen to be on very convenient routes...
or I should just HTFU...lmao
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#2132
well hello there
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Yeah. I agree. Nice looking bike.
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1997 GT Edge! Made in the USA
Polished Ti with DA7700, Cinelli Ti grammo stem, Campy Chorus Ti post, Ti rail Selle Italia saddle, with a 1" CK to finish it off...
This is my daily rider!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/113632537@N03/12246523336/
Polished Ti with DA7700, Cinelli Ti grammo stem, Campy Chorus Ti post, Ti rail Selle Italia saddle, with a 1" CK to finish it off...
This is my daily rider!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/113632537@N03/12246523336/
#2135
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Titanium Bianchi
Titanium Bianchi: Just picked it up today at a local swap meet. The picture is how it was purchased, probably going to put my Mavic Ksyrium SL's on it tomorrow.
This is my first post so I am sorry that the picture is so small.
This is my first post so I am sorry that the picture is so small.
#2137
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Here is my bike. Thinking of putting a little color into it with bar tape but not sure. Kind of like the subdued look.
#2138
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This is my first ti bike.
#2141
Still can't climb
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curious about weight.
with ultegra, what kind of weights are your bikes?
with ultegra, what kind of weights are your bikes?
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#2143
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My Merlin with Record 10 and Mavic Kysriym (sp) SL wheels at 60 cm is 17.6
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#2150
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