haha, thanks. I hope it sells quick enough.

My favorite line was:

You might want to add some sort info on the geo through considering people who deal with such a pricepoint would express interest in knowing that.

The geometry chart is given in the pictures.

Great ad, if it were the 52cm I would be seriously compelled to buy it :thumb:

[grammar-nazi]"I can warm bring you up to speed"[/grammar-nazi] (in the line about the SRAM components, looks like an extra word slipped in there that doesn't make sense).

Thanks on both accounts. When I proof read it, I was gonna fix that and a couple things, but then missed that one when I got around to it.

First I said "warm you up," but that sounded too homoerotic, so I switch to "bring you up to speed," and then I a word.

Holy wall of text haha

Today I wonder where Jaytron.

Why he no post?

His still around; he was last spotted @ RGforums.

and people still ask bull**** questions.

oic.

Today I put in an easy 50 miles.

Today I set up my computer.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8478/8...661c3851_z.jpg

Tips on how to make the wires look cleaner?

Use less tape? Dont have the tape wrap completely around the downtube, and only have a small piece holding the wire to the frame?

yeah, use packing tape. Little squares under the downtube.

Also, run the cord to the downtube right from the barrel adjuster. Its down too low, and makes a funky line under the headtube.

found this


http://s3-ec.buzzfed.com/static/enha...1793264-28.jpg

Great, thanks guys, it looks a lot better now :)

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8348/8...5ac86030dd.jpg

Why did you wire it to your rear wheel?
I have my wireless one and only put it to my back wheel cause I use my trainer a lot.

I shortened and re-soldered the old wired computer I had and ran the wire through the top cap/star nut/ and out through the steer tube on my gfs bike.

looks really clean actually.

clear tape is a good idea though!:thumb:

It's a cadence sensor.

I hope.

The wire extends down the downtube and splits into two, one for cadence and one for speed. On the driveside chainstay is the speed sensor, and on the non-driveside is a cadence sensor.

go wireless :)

Looking good!

Today, I picked up a nail in my tire that went through both sides of the tube and through the Velox tape and punched through the inner wall of my rim! I hate work zones.

Yesterday I went on a 50 mile fundraiser ride and was the only person on a fixed gear. Not even another single speed. Most everybody else doing it had high end carbon road bikes and were retro freds. All nice people though. It was a great ride through the country and along the river though there was one hill that was killer. Almost 20 percent grade for about a quarter mile. The worst part was that it would flatten out for a few meters tricking you into thinking you were done. But no. It was a good ride and i kept up with the lead group and ended up finishing in just over 2 hours 45.

Carbon retro freds? did you see a lot of these?

http://www.mrmartinweb.com/images/bike/trek2300lg.jpg

OUCH! I've seen a picture of the aftermath of such an occurrence but kinda figured it was Photoshopped. So you still gonna use you're freshly pierced rim?

Today I worked on and test rode my first "old man" Tarmac

http://i641.photobucket.com/albums/u...894EAA6DB6.jpg
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http://i641.photobucket.com/albums/u...8957883BB5.jpg

That is a low-normal derailer. So the the shifter levers' operations are reversed and it doesn't work that well.

I had a Roubaix like that a while back. Hilarity.

caught "Skyfall". perfect Bond movie. redeemed the franchise after the farcical Quantum of Solace.

gearing up for the ride to two hours of sweaty fencing practice. 31F. remembering dry socks for the ride home this time.

Is that what you kids call it these days?

At least that guy uses the drops, my dads bike doesn't look much different that that, but he's on the hoods 24/7.