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Old 10-23-09, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by beeftech
Then why run a Zipp 1080 with a tubular anyways?
It belongs in the jackass thread. Sure cool he did it fixed blah blah blah.
But it's such a nonsensical set up, and definitely not porn by a long shot.
Maybe that's not his regular rear? Just guessing. But you're right, definitely not porn.
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Originally Posted by beeftech
lol triathletes are soooo stupid
That Armadillo on the rear wheel weighs almost as much as the entire Zipp wheel.
Armadillo Elite
700 x 23 approx. weight 280g, PSI: 115-125*

Zipp 1080 Tubular Front
793g

You're an idiot.

Did you ever think that maybe he's running a bulletproof tire so he wouldn't have to change a flat? How much time do you think you lose fixing a flat? Probably a lot more than a 150g tire would save you. That, and the woman leading on the bike leg had to drop out of the race because she got 3 flats and only had 2 CO2 cartridges.

Edit: That being said, the bike is definitely NOT porn, but it is still cool that he did that, and deserves major respect, especially from a bunch of guys who should know how tough that would be.
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^word

they have a massive triathlete population in san louis obispo if im not mistaken
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^^word, and just to say it once more, beeftech you'r an idiot!
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Originally Posted by B:H Pusher
^word

they have a massive triathlete population in san louis obispo if im not mistaken
We have a pretty good showing. Our Tri Team at Cal Poly is pretty big, and pretty competitive. Weather's always perfect for riding, running and swimming so it makes sense.
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Originally Posted by PistaRider311
Armadillo Elite
700 x 23 approx. weight 280g, PSI: 115-125*

Zipp 1080 Tubular Front
793g

You're an idiot.
That's for an Armadillo Elite, he's not running an elite, you can tell by the color of the sidewall. He's running the plain ol' All Condition, and by the looks of it it's at least a 25, maybe even a 28. To give him the benefit of the doubt, his rear tire weighs at least 435 grams. and that assuming Specialized didn't fudge that a little to the lighter size.
https://www.specialized.com/zz/en/bc/...=9304&eid=5098

Oh snap.
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Originally Posted by beeftech
That's for an Armadillo Elite, he's not running an elite, you can tell by the color of the sidewall. He's running the plain ol' All Condition, and by the looks of it it's at least a 25, maybe even a 28. To give him the benefit of the doubt, his rear tire weighs at least 435 grams. and that assuming Specialized didn't fudge that a little to the lighter size.
https://www.specialized.com/zz/en/bc/...=9304&eid=5098

Oh snap.
who cares, eh? it's a tri (they're a wierd lot) and weight doesn't matter on a flat race such as the course that a tri is held on.

enough said, move on.
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Originally Posted by alex_storm

ugly pinarellos
get these atrocities out of this thread

I didn't quote because I don't want to risk more people seeing these
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crazy
does anyone know what kind of bars these are? I can't read the writting
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Looks like Nitto RB-021.

EDIT: Anyone got more info on the frame?
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Originally Posted by MIN


What frames are these? Can't read....
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Originally Posted by Gyeswho
goddamn

i just reposted this in the sti thread in c&v

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Old 10-27-09, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by pancake4life
does anyone know what kind of bars these are? I can't read the writting
ask this guy. i think he built the frame.
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The question was already answered.
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ugh so much non-porn on this page...particularly those pinarellos and 2 of the bikes gyeswho posted.
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Looks better in the closeups.







Yet another expensive car manufacturer collabo.

Would be special, but let down by machined braking surface on a carbon wheel that has disc brakes.
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Originally Posted by the_don
Yet another expensive car manufacturer collabo.

Would be special, but let down by machined braking surface on a carbon wheel that has disc brakes.
You know I noticed that too. If that bike was ~8k cheaper id consider buying it. I really want to know how much those wheels would cost.
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No way what is porn!
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yeah it's pretty sweet at first glance, though. And that's a minor detail. I love how the carbon fiber is silver/white but still has a visible top layer. Looks sick. I'd like to see more of that. Also, who made this? Was Seven involved?
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Koga makes the bike. I think spyker is doing the carbon work.
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