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Originally Posted by jdgesus
(Post 15675833)
sell the car
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Should I sell my pursuits, buy some risers and then get http://www.waldsports.com/index.cfm/wald157basket.html for my kilo so I carry 12 packs of bottles and load it up with stuff when I go on long rides/beach/camping?
I'm thinking hell yes. |
Should I... ( I still need to save up quite a bit tho )
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Yes. :D
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Should I get a Langster Steel frame + Carbon fork or Jamis Sonik frameset? The jamis is the clear winner in terms of geo for the drome, but I've been wanting a new frameset.
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Originally Posted by thewilson
(Post 15700278)
Should I... ( I still need to save up quite a bit tho )
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What should i get myself for my birthday?
Swift industries saddle bag http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8508/8...0c29157a6e.jpg Or S300+thomson stem? |
Swift
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Originally Posted by cc700
(Post 15674846)
sell every bike i own and buy a ti rove with chris king everything?
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Dood, that's one heck of a saddle bag.
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Buy a Star Trek jersey? I must have one.
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Should I convert my singlespeed cross/commuter bike into a dinglespeed? Currently have a 42x16 setup. Thinking of picking up the WI Dos Eno 16/19 freewheel and a 39t chainring. So the setup would be 42x16 (71 gear inches) for onroad and 39x19 (55 gear inches) for light offroad.
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Originally Posted by YoEdgar
(Post 15724667)
I vote for s300 + thomson.
IMO you should save up a little more and go with omniums. I have owned both and think the omniums are worth the extra money. only reason id want the noms would be for the bcd so id have more access to 1/8" chainrings |
Should I get a unicycle? I did some real online searching yesterday and found what I would buy if I choose to.
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Should I;
Get m520s or r540s with these shoes? Main concern; I initially thought the double sided SPD would be good for engagment, but is it that helpful? Additional information; -I commute to work 3 miles each way, and I change into uniform at work. If my timing is right, I don't have to stop at all on the way. -I will occasionally have to go out to appointments and changing out of uniform/shoes is not an option. Through the googles, people ride on their clipless pedals with regular shoes and have not exploded, and if I'm in uniform I'm not going to be hauling ass anyways, and I run a front brake. -Not really fond of the a530 because the base is wider and would increase the chance of pedal strike. -I know walking in cycling shoes is a chore already, and a road shoe with a metal cleat would be even more challenging. Possibly get SPDs + pontoons? -On weekends I go on longer rides (20+ miles). Are there other factors to consider when choosing? |
I wouldnt bother using those shoes with SPDs. And yeah, it is easy to ride on road pedals with regular shoes.
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Originally Posted by hairnet
(Post 15747095)
I wouldnt bother using those shoes with SPDs. And yeah, it is easy to ride on road pedals with regular shoes.
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Riding on road pedals with regular shoes isn't the best, but it is not painful. Riding on mountain pedals with regular shoes is very painful after about 3 blocks.
Getting into road pedals is only a tiny bit harder than getting into double sided mountain pedals. |
Originally Posted by jared1988
(Post 15747154)
Road pedal engagement isn't drastically difficult riding fixed? Obviously there will be the initial learning curve
The other day I picked up a barely used kilo tt for $150. Its gonna become my commuter/bar bike. Should I do drops with hoods or risers??? I kinda want to throw a front rack on the bike as well... |
Originally Posted by YoEdgar
(Post 15747194)
I dont think riding fixed with road pedals is difficult. I commuted for a long time with them and ride around LA with no problems. LA has a ton of lights everywhere so I constantly am stopping. After awhile you get use to flipping the pedal and clipping in quickly.
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Originally Posted by Kayce
(Post 15747188)
Riding on road pedals with regular shoes isn't the best, but it is not painful. Riding on mountain pedals with regular shoes is very painful after about 3 blocks.
Getting into road pedals is only a tiny bit harder than getting into double sided mountain pedals. |
Originally Posted by YoEdgar
(Post 15747194)
The other day I picked up a barely used kilo tt for $150. Its gonna become my commuter/bar bike. Should I do drops with hoods or risers???
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Should I buy Time ATAC XC2 pedals for $55?
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New- definitely. Used in good condition with cleats included- yes. Otherwise- meh.
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Originally Posted by seau grateau
(Post 15747489)
New- definitely. Used in good condition with cleats included- yes. Otherwise- meh.
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You got pedals to ride in the meantime?
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keeping with the topic du jour - i'd love to go clipless for longer rides but like my cages for shorter commutes, etc.
should I these? |
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