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Old 07-25-11, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by xkillemallx16
i would love me an orca or a dogma.

a lobular road would be more than enough. gotta keep looking for one in my size, though.
Can you fit a 54?
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You bet. The plan is to swap over the group and parts from my current orbea orca through.
I still have to go over it with my wife of when I can get it; considering we just bought her a pista via condotti ($875 out the door w/ lifetime service; not to mention the upgrades I bought for it already)and the fact that just the frameset alone runs up the cost of about 7 via condotti's.

Probably the hardest part for me in my opinion is choosing which colorway to buy. Poo.
What are the options? If it was available I would just get it murdered out like the new SuperSix Evos
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Old 07-25-11, 03:31 PM
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https://www.competitivecyclist.com/fr...a-2-10121.html

Click on the large picture at the top and scroll. Lusting the black/ black but it might look too similar to the knock off chinese eebay carbon frames with the squiggly fork and stays.
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I agree, the all black looks like the eBay knock offs. I like the white/black/gray personally.
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Old 07-25-11, 03:48 PM
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Today I called 3 LBS's asking for a 26.0-31.8 handlebar shim and none of them had it. I've lost what little faith I had in LBS's.
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Today I called 3 LBS's asking for a 26.0-31.8 handlebar shim and none of them had it. I've lost what little faith I had in LBS's.
Funny when i was calling up shops for a shim for my 002's, I had a LBS worker ask "what's a shim?" I just hung up on that one.

Anyway I might have to go to abaxo for a black one because problem solvers only sells a raw one and I'm pretty sure a layer of spray paint would jeopardize the fit.
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Yea, this was supposed to be for my 002's, too.

I don't think a layer of spraypaint would affect the fit that much. Manufacturing tolerances probably aren't that tight.
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Old 07-25-11, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by yummygooey
Manufacturing tolerances probably aren't that tight.
I thought that at first but when I considered the primary function of shims, I thought differently.
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Old 07-25-11, 03:59 PM
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Yea, I did that too and still don't think differently.

Oh yea, and one guy on the phone told me it was a bad idea to shim 26.0 to 31.8. Herp/derp. So glad I called before I biked over in this heat.
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today I got my wheelset in, but without the FSAxle axle but I did get two lockrings sent with it, yay. was only expecting the one. Also see it's suggested I don't use Surly or Euro-Asia cogs - glad I read that looking for an axle before installing one.

The h+son rims I got also do not fit veloplugs unfortunately :/

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Old 07-25-11, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by hamfoh
Also see it's suggested I don't use Surly or Euro-Asia cogs - glad I read that looking for an axle before installing one.
Dura-Ace all the way
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Old 07-25-11, 04:28 PM
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does dura-ace not make an 18t cog?
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Dura Ace makes 13-16t cogs.
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not quiiite
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Decided to give Endomondo a try as mapmyride annoys me. Really nice based on first impressions. Also ordered a Blaq mini you pouch.

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wtf?! lol DX sells BBs now. i guess thats cool

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That's where walmart must get their parts..
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Originally Posted by hamfoh
not quiiite
Surly?
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Old 07-25-11, 09:08 PM
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Having a Phil hub and cheaping out on a cog doesn't make much sense.
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yeah I'm gonna pick up a used PW cog here from craigslist, but all I have around the apt is all city and surly cogs and wanted to get my chain on because I wuz exxxxcited
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all city makes nice stuff, and their cogs look pretty solid. i dont see why not on that one.
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it's also 19t. I want to run 17t, but yeah I'll keep it on for flip/flop
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Old 07-25-11, 09:24 PM
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All-city cogs are actually pretty nice. Angie's had one for quite a while now and it's always been really quiet and smooth.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
Having a Phil hub and cheaping out on a cog doesn't make much sense.
+1 All phil. Do it right or don't do it at all.

Avoid surly cogs at all costs. Overpriced and loud.
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heh I have a surly right now on the soma. I don't even notice it anymore. It's just incredibly loud initially I think. I also think it was less than $20
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