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Old 03-09-10, 11:23 PM
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Not a fan of brakeless setups, and not a fan of risers anymore... but I actually kind of like this bike.

What frame BTW? Motobecane Track?
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Originally Posted by NateRod
Not a fan of brakeless setups, and not a fan of risers anymore... but I actually kind of like this bike.

What frame BTW? Motobecane Track?
Thanks buddy, Its actually "The hour" I normally run with drop downs and a brake, But i like the risers for barspinning
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Old 03-09-10, 11:36 PM
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Ah. I noticed the windsor hour decals on the top picture now. Looks nice.
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Thank you, I want a new saddle, But i dont know what saddle to get.
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I like my Selle Italia Turbo
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Selle Italia Turbo, SLR, and Soma Okami are the three I like the most.

EDIT: The most comfortable saddle iv owned for me was the Fizik Arione, I highly regret selling that one.
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I love my Turbo but my Selle An-atomica blows it away in terms of comfort.
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Almost there! I need to figure out if I want to keep the decals or not

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Old 03-10-10, 07:48 PM
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dam i just realize i'm doing 82.6 gear inches on my trash peugeot...
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Gyeswho, nice wheels, lets see a full shot!

Heres a couple recent (crappy iphone) pix of the felt. New toshi straps and new bullhorns (deda chrononero 40cm). Bike is SOLID. I don't think I've felt this comfortable on any bike.





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That's a really nice Felt. How'd you get those decals off, or was it powdercoated?
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Thanks! It was powdercoated...
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How heavy is that bike?
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i LOVE the bike. great component choice.

one small critique, im not a fan of carbon spacers if thats the only carbon on the bike. good old black aluminum would be much better
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I am feeling that Felt, generate. Aluminum FTW. If I didn't love my T1 so much I would've definitely gone for a TK.

I miss bullhorns.

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Man tell me you don't lock that up at U of T...
It's my only bike at the moment... so yeah.

The frame is already a bit chipped from locking up, but what are you gonna do? Bikes are meant to be used.
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Originally Posted by cleanupinaisle3
The weather is finally turning nice.

Is that a 35mm shot? Or is it just those colors playing with me...
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Old 03-11-10, 07:19 AM
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Loving the warm weather! Haha

First Ride of the Season: 30 Miles



Second Ride (Next Day): 35 Miles

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Originally Posted by kato7997
Is that a 35mm shot? Or is it just those colors playing with me...
I actually just took it with my crappy point-and-shoot. Cross-processed in Nik Effects.

I'll take some decent photos with my 35 mm prime eventually.
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Old 03-11-10, 10:27 AM
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That Felt is really nice and simple. Do you get that thing on the track?
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My cheap SS Schwinn Cutter. I know it's not the best but it has been a good bike,and I have been doing small upgrades.
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my beater bike.

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Originally Posted by Gyeswho
Almost there! I need to figure out if I want to keep the decals or not
Nice. I like the stickers...sets it apart from all the deep section wheels that abound.
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I decided not to keep the stickers

Details:
When I originally bought the bike, it was intended to have Omniums on them, but because the chainstays were so fat, the crankarm spider would hit. Tom Kellogg didn't, at the time I addressed the issue, think to tell me to send it in to dimple the stays a bit further. Instead, I found a deal on some Campy cranks and proceeded to use those. Same isssue happened with the Campy's. I told Tom and he sent me a long BB to clear the stays. I settled for the problem without making a fuss for a couple of months, but it really was a bit too wide. It wasn't until my friend told me I shouldn't have settled and revisited the issue again. Tom tells me to send in the cranks with the frame and it'll be taken care of. Done. Scored a deal on the Reynolds Recon wheels and now it feels like a whole new bike again!

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Thomson Elite setback seatpost
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Dimension flat top shallow bar with Stella Azzura Eleganza tape (the grip is really nice to the touch)
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man, that looks COMFY.
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Who here has a Wabi? Brian? I can't find any pictures of them. I think I'm gonna buy the Wabi Classic frameset.
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