The "Should I..." Thread
#3201
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i smell bacon
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Bikes: Geekhouse Deerfield, GT Edge Ti, Spooky Skeletor, TET Track, Ritchey P-650b, Bridgestone MB-3
Would like a new wheelset but these might be a little too funky...should I though?
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#3204
Never again.
#3205
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From: Providence, RI
Bikes: Civilian Le Roi Le Veut, Kazane Track, Ciocc Designer '84, Serotta Colorado AL 25th anniversary, '85 Guerciotti Pista, '84 Trek 660, Volume Credence
Got an 80s Cannondale Criterium frame today for $40 in almost perfect condition. Should I build it up with older Ultegra derailleurs, 7400 I think and Dura Ace 7400 cranks, or a complete Shimano 600 group minus the brifters? Leaning towards the 600 group cuz matchy matchy
#3206
Got an 80s Cannondale Criterium frame today for $40 in almost perfect condition. Should I build it up with older Ultegra derailleurs, 7400 I think and Dura Ace 7400 cranks, or a complete Shimano 600 group minus the brifters? Leaning towards the 600 group cuz matchy matchy
Ebay the brifters.
#3208
:)
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From: San Jose, CA
Bikes: Cannondale CAAD12, Specialized Rockhopper, Norco Fluid FS1
So I'm going to be selling a spare set of road wheels soon, and I should have around $220 spending money.
Should I:
Get a Garmin Edge 200
or
Save up for a 500
or
Get a sweet kit?
Should I:
Get a Garmin Edge 200
or
Save up for a 500
or
Get a sweet kit?
#3211
If you do, I'll buy your cateye.
#3212
Well the rational answer would be to weigh your options. Which do you want more? I think the garmin would be more useful, but if you need a new kit then that is important as well.
#3213
:)
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From: San Jose, CA
Bikes: Cannondale CAAD12, Specialized Rockhopper, Norco Fluid FS1
I was kinda leaning towards the Garmin as well. I have 2 pairs of bibs, and 3 jerseys, so I mean I just need to wash them a lot, which isn't a big deal.
I guess the question becomes, are HRM and cadence sensor worth it in the future?
I guess the question becomes, are HRM and cadence sensor worth it in the future?
#3214
I bought a garmin 510 because I was getting tired of using my phone as well...honestly, I love it. Its a very handy piece of equipment. I'd recommend a garmin to anyone.
Personally, I'd get some cheap bibs and jerseys off of chainlove or theclymb and splurge on the electronics. Yeah they might not be super cool and the chamois probably won't be the greatest, but electronics are more fun in my book. Then save cash on the side and when some nicer gear comes along at a marked down price, you can jump on it.
Personally, I'd get some cheap bibs and jerseys off of chainlove or theclymb and splurge on the electronics. Yeah they might not be super cool and the chamois probably won't be the greatest, but electronics are more fun in my book. Then save cash on the side and when some nicer gear comes along at a marked down price, you can jump on it.
#3221
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#3222
It's very bad.






