i love that he has extra everything.

extra bars, extra chains, extra alarm clocks.

awesome.

and for serious, that bike is stupid hot.

He's a survivalist.





And is that sum choklit ***** in the back?

and a "Ringling Bros" seat collection to boot!!!
In all seriousness...that Colnago is T I T Z !!! - How do I get my hands on something like that??

eBay + Paypal

I would run my hand up and down that seat tube till the paint wears off. The Colnago doesn't even have to pay me.

I love the fluted tubing.

about 54 st, 57-58 real tt (55 virtual)

gotta figure out something with the bars/stem, but the flip and chops are feeling ok....

haven't any of you ever worked in a shop fer chrissake?

use hairspray.

Another Leader. I got it together, took it for a short ride, and suddenly the NC drought broke and the sky opened up and lo, there was brought forth upon this land a massive ****ing deluge. :mad:

so pardon the crappy indoor night pic.

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/582/img0942sa4.jpg

We use the air compressor at the shop, but if it's being occupied for a flat or for a tune up we use alcohol with a spritz top. I highly doubt many people have air compressors readily available in their homes.

We only ever used rubbing alcohol. Dip a butter knife in it, rub it on the inside, the grip will pop right on, and dries in an hour or so.

+1 for rubbing alcohol.

Working at a shop also give you the air compressor technique.

A floor pump can do the same thing as an air compressor, just a little slower.

I'll just take them to my frame shop. We have an air compressor there.

for people that work in a shop, this sounds weird, but try it. If you've been on your feet for hours try shooting the nozzle into your shoe. It feels awesome.

where in NC do you live?

I just installed some oury's with this stuff:
http://www.crowriveraudio.com/tk/dustoff.jpg

Raleigh.

keep upright, inhale straight from bottle, lie down.

I got ourys on with water, and they stay put

Or Windex. It will dry quickly and they wont move, ever.

My new toy. I have had a fixed 70 something Schwinn for a while. Figured it was time for a nice track bike!

http://www.hcor.net/gallery/fncS/PA200169.sized.jpg

I don't know if I should ask what you're going to do with the front wheel on that Colnago. I'm scared of what the answer might be...

boredom.

http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...6/PA230011.jpg

awesome kyle

pick up ladies with it, but of course