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kazuum.... how are you downgrading your cinelli? that thing is gorgeous. you could put anything on it and it would look good. i'm jealous
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#1803
THE STUFFED
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7600 hubs and it'll be perfect.
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#1804
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don't get a visp get something nicer, like a vigorelli. looking hot man.
and fine, but nice pics will have to wait.
Cross bike
Kilo on B43s
Visp on CXP 22s
and fine, but nice pics will have to wait.
Cross bike
Kilo on B43s
Visp on CXP 22s
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1984 Fuji del REY (repainted). First day into conversion. 27' wheels. I was very lucky that the chain line came out perfect. Still gotta get some single chain ring bolts. It rides very nice and quiet.
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#1807
impossible
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Needs drops, blah, blah, blah.. No, it rides perfect.
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What is the wheelset on the Bianchi? It looks good, just such an awkward stem...
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That Fuji is really tasteful. I love gray bikes with brown accents.
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i cant comment because i havent seen you on the bike, but i cant help but think the 90 would look much less awkward and cramped. but by all means, ride what fits
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The frame fits pretty perfect. The 90mm is good when you're racing in the drops, but the 50mm works better with the risers. They're two totally different riding positions, but you guys have been riding bikes long enough to know that.
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don't feel like shelling out for a concor. . .
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if anything risers feel better on a stem longer than you'd use with drops. risers give you shorter reach with the same stem, so i usually like a stem 20mm longer
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That is strange espanol. Most folks go for shorter stems on drops or bullhorns than flats/risers. But whatever works for ya.
3gb, I like really long stems on my MTBs too, full on XC position, with the exception of the one I have with shifters/brakes on barends - I put a shorter stem with more rise on that one, much like I would if I was putting drops or bullhorns on it.
3gb, I like really long stems on my MTBs too, full on XC position, with the exception of the one I have with shifters/brakes on barends - I put a shorter stem with more rise on that one, much like I would if I was putting drops or bullhorns on it.
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That is strange espanol. Most folks go for shorter stems on drops or bullhorns than flats/risers. But whatever works for ya.
I like really long stems on my MTBs too, full on XC position, with the exception of the one I have with shifters/brakes on barends - I put a shorter stem with more rise on that one, much like I would if I was putting drops on it.
I like really long stems on my MTBs too, full on XC position, with the exception of the one I have with shifters/brakes on barends - I put a shorter stem with more rise on that one, much like I would if I was putting drops on it.
Hmmm. Idk, I had the same stem on my Waterford and it's just so comfortable. I don't feel like an ape hanging over the front wheel. I don't know anything about mountain bikes.
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iPhone pictures after a 16 mile ride earlier today.
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https://www.brevm.com/parts/saddles/saddles
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Ths Hipstr Kills Masheenz
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nice, shoutin to pc. Looks so great; that sparkly finish and smooth welds just screams cannondale, but with dat new skool form.
the origin8 aero saddle is super plush and a good shape but it's not that nice. I like it for my around town rides a TON but it's not what i'd use on a long period of time and the foam and cover seems REALLY cheap.
the origin8 aero saddle is super plush and a good shape but it's not that nice. I like it for my around town rides a TON but it's not what i'd use on a long period of time and the foam and cover seems REALLY cheap.