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Let's see some of your geared bikes........ (retired)

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Old 12-25-12, 05:11 AM
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Went for a freezing arse ride tonight, had to stop at a gas station to regain feeling in my fingers. Might have to double up on gloves
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nice bieks this page
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nice bieks this page
For reals. Well done guys.
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Originally Posted by TMonk
nice bieks this page
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i can't wait for my clincher wheel set
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Damn, you guys. Too bad I have to break this stream of hotness with my beater.



Have put on new tires & blue bar wraps since then. But otherwise, good ol' Roadf*cker remains much unchanged.

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Damn, you guys. Too bad I have to break this stream of hotness with my beater.



Have put on new tires & blue bar wraps since then. But otherwise, good ol' Roadf*cker remains much unchanged.
cool looking frame and nice scenery!
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sponsor from last year wanted 3k, i talked 'em down to 2grand over a couple weeks and multiple emails



next up? slang that vanilla ass frame and get a CAAD! (or something similar)

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CAAD'S fo life! I'm debating whether to get another Spicer(roadie this time) or a CAAD 10. Can't make up my mind.
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what material is the spicer made of?

link?

never heard of it.
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Originally Posted by cc700
i can't wait for my clincher wheel set

take a proper pic of that thing its a sick biek
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Originally Posted by TMonk
what material is the spicer made of?

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never heard of it.
He's a Framebuilder. I was thinking trusty old steel. You can see my old frame on this page if you're curious, it's the gt pulseish one.

https://spicercycles.com/articles/gal...rs-bikes-ig58/
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nice.

ill always have a steel or ti roadie in my quiver as my main *****

race bike is the hot little mistress
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steel is real (flexy)
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its the big frames.
we tall guys are curseded

try that same frame as a 54...
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Originally Posted by jdgesus
its the big frames.
we tall guys are curseded
It's also the narrow diameter road tubing. The over sized MTB tubing feels solid
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Some new pickups in the last month.







This thing has a frame in crazy sketchy shape, but 9 speed triple veloce.
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Originally Posted by hairnet
It's also the narrow diameter road tubing. The over sized MTB tubing feels solid
my nasty cromor miele flexed SO much. the medici is made from sp. it doesnt flex nearly as much as the miele.

this bike sucked so much. terrible. terrible. terrible.
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SP was just a slightly thicker version of SL and most used or frames 58 and up. From that era look for SLX tubing for a stiffer ride.
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