My new training bike
12-26-05 | 12:18 PM
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The Silver Hammer
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Philadelphia
Bikes: Surly Steamroller, Specialized Hardrock, Lynskey Cooper
My new training bike
everybody's got track bikes to train for their road bikes......
i spent a few hrs at the shop today and i think im going to get this as my new "training bike" for when im not on the track bike...
switiching out the saddle and post for my thompson spost and a new SLR
any objections?
i spent a few hrs at the shop today and i think im going to get this as my new "training bike" for when im not on the track bike...
switiching out the saddle and post for my thompson spost and a new SLR
any objections?
12-26-05 | 12:24 PM
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artistic tricyclist
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Fredericton, Canada
Bikes: 2k3 Norco CRD3, 2k2 Kona Stinky, 2k1 Devinci Cactus, 1984 Norco Eliminator Mk.II, 1973 CCM Mistral, 1980s Peugot Sport SL TT, 2k1 Giant XTC NRS1, 2k Norco VPS Drop, 1992 Specialized Rockhopper
check out the Cervello Soloist.....theyre some hot rides
12-26-05 | 12:24 PM
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dc pirate, 4evah.
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: seattle
Bikes: several. blue. fun.
aw, max. why not steel? Jamis and Burley make lovely steel road bikes...
12-26-05 | 12:39 PM
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The Silver Hammer
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From: Philadelphia
Bikes: Surly Steamroller, Specialized Hardrock, Lynskey Cooper
yeah....hot rides are nice...i need a cheap one : )
so my drops are 36 cm...the horns are 42
this bike comes with 44 and the shop guy says that in real life i am about 43
should i just leave the 44s on for now...or should i have them switched out to 42?
so my drops are 36 cm...the horns are 42
this bike comes with 44 and the shop guy says that in real life i am about 43
should i just leave the 44s on for now...or should i have them switched out to 42?
