Originally Posted by calbob76 (Post 13666720)

hope this wasn't asked before.
Scrod, did you attend college or any type of schooling after highschool?

Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13451020)

I am a proud highschool dropout. I managed to learn much more on my own than I would have in school.

Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13665874)

Also, I hate Ellipses so I may be the wrong guy for these questions.

Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13451020)

I am a proud highschool dropout. I managed to learn much more on my own than I would have in school.

Originally Posted by calbob76 (Post 13666720)

hope this wasn't asked before.
Scrod, did you attend college or any type of schooling after highschool?

Originally Posted by hamfoh (Post 13667002)

Any reason? They seem a tad pricey for what they are, but I was wondering if there was any other reason why.

Originally Posted by MincedFeet (Post 13667849)

What are the pros and cons of a wide rim vs a standard width? ex: tb-14 or a23

Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie (Post 13666766)

Hey Scrod - What do you think of The Replacements ? About the same time period as the Ramones. I've got several of their albums on my mpeg player for riding.

Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13668623)

Read the description for A23s on the RG site.

Originally Posted by MincedFeet (Post 13669187)

What is a "tubular-like ride"? How does a tubular feel compared to a regular tire? and does the wider/consistent profile take any grip away during turns?

Originally Posted by calv (Post 13669296)

Dave, I'm placing my order soon but I want to buy the Rivoli chain tool you recommend. Does it work on all 1/8" and 3/32" chains or just oddly shaped ones like the KMC one?

Originally Posted by carleton (Post 13669208)

It feels like riding on a solid tire as opposed to a hollow one. Like how high thread count sheets feel better than cheap low thread count sheets.

Originally Posted by MincedFeet (Post 13669187)

and does the wider/consistent profile take any grip away during turns?

Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13670016)

Thanks carleton. :)



Just the opposite, actually. Because the wider rim spreads the tire beads apart and creates a more consistent tire profile - instead of the sidewalls bulging out and giving your tire the shape of a light bulb - it results in less sidewall flex and better traction while turning, even at high speeds.

Originally Posted by Drummerboy1975 (Post 13671201)

Have you ever met Eddy Merckx?

Originally Posted by Drummerboy1975 (Post 13671201)

Have you ever met Eddy Merckx?

Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13672534)

No but I once kissed Lindsay Lohan.

Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13672534)

No but I once kissed Lindsay Lohan.

Originally Posted by 8bits (Post 13659862)

/notscrod but I bought this set and it is amazing! Beautifull, light and stiff

Originally Posted by homebrewk (Post 13672554)

I don't believe you.

Originally Posted by gayngs (Post 13672571)

Are you using the Campagnolo Centaur 68x111 f/triple on the Sugino 75s? Would have sent a pm, but my post count is to low.

Originally Posted by homebrewk (Post 13672840)

How does Angie feel about it?