My new IRO
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Cannondale
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From: Oakland, CA
Bikes: 05' bianchi 938 carbon, 05' cervelo p3 carbon, 05' cervelo soloist carbon, torrelli road, cannondale mountain
My new IRO
Today I watched my LBS build up my new iro angus. I made it all matching colors, orange frame, yellow pad, yellow brake cable, yellow valve covers, white bar tape, white pad, white saddle, black wheels, black seatpost, black crank, black pedals (soon to be crank bros-black) black chainring (soon to be), black brakes, black nalini classic shoes,
#2
Originally Posted by airsoft510
I made it all matching colors, orange, yellow , yellow, yellow, white, white, white, black, black, black, black, black(soon to be), black, black
#3
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Cannondale
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From: Oakland, CA
Bikes: 05' bianchi 938 carbon, 05' cervelo p3 carbon, 05' cervelo soloist carbon, torrelli road, cannondale mountain
Originally Posted by AfterThisNap
for some reason, this is all I was able to read, and I lauged for a sec. Nice ride.
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Cannondale
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From: Oakland, CA
Bikes: 05' bianchi 938 carbon, 05' cervelo p3 carbon, 05' cervelo soloist carbon, torrelli road, cannondale mountain
Originally Posted by trons
orange looks nice. what size frame is that?
#11
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From: Williston, VT
Bikes: Bridgestone RB-T, Soma Rush, Razesa Racer, ⅔ of a 1983 Holdsworth Professional, Nishiki Riviera Winter Bike
Originally Posted by airsoft510
Today I watched my LBS build up my new iro angus. I made it all matching colors, orange frame, yellow pad, yellow brake cable, yellow valve covers, white bar tape, white pad, white saddle, black wheels, black seatpost, black crank, black pedals (soon to be crank bros-black) black chainring (soon to be), black brakes, black nalini classic shoes,
#12
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From: minneapolis
Bikes: iro mark v 48x16 or 15 i think (fixed), surly 1x1 32x16 (free)
man, that thing looks way better than my black mark v, especially since the orange oury grips i put on there to spice things up are now all dirty and gross looking.
#14
Originally Posted by brunning
nice ride, but the iro stock stem looks so wonky on that otherwise classic-looking frame (function first, i know, i know).
Mine went straight to the spare parts bin...
#16
Master Shake
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Grand Forks, ND
Bikes: IRO Mark V Pro, No-name brand full-suspension mtb (heavy as a tank, but takes a thrashing)
Sweet IRO, I got my Mark V Pro a few days ago and was also my first fixed, and has been nothing but extremely awesome since.
#18
Originally Posted by zapb42
Sweet IRO, I got my Mark V Pro a few days ago and was also my first fixed, and has been nothing but extremely awesome since.
how long did it take to arrive? still waiting on mine - so anxious for it to come, when it does i probably will
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hell's angels h/q e3st ny
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From: boston area/morningside heights manhattan
Bikes: surly steamroller, independent fabrication titanium club racer, iro jamie roy--44/16, independent fabrication steel crown jewel--47/17, surly karate. monkey (rohloff speed hub), unicycle
yer bike is sex man! enjoy!!
#22
Coasting makes you grumpy

Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Indiana
Bikes: Specialized Stumpjumper M2Comp; Habanero Ti-Team; Slingshot Road; 1962 converted Raliegh fixer aka: The Beast
Great looking bikes. And yes, that is a Soloist Carbon. Sweetness abounds at that house.
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jack of one or two trades
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From: Suburbia, CT
Bikes: Old-ass gearie hardtail MTB, fix-converted Centurion LeMans commuter, SS hardtail monster MTB
Couple questions: Why is the chainring on the inside of the spider? Where did you get the frame pad?
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Cannondale
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From: Oakland, CA
Bikes: 05' bianchi 938 carbon, 05' cervelo p3 carbon, 05' cervelo soloist carbon, torrelli road, cannondale mountain
Originally Posted by jim-bob
Is that a montano velo build?




