Let's see some of your geared bikes 2015
04-21-14, 08:05 PM
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04-21-14, 08:53 PM
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^ Oh mama!
04-22-14, 08:35 AM
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04-22-14, 12:59 PM
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i was just given a bike from my fathers friend,i dont know the manufacturer of the frame but it does have campagnolo pedals and a campagnolo crankset.just a little rust on the fork, but i rode it and its killer. 
if anyone can help me identify the maker of the frame id appreciate it
if anyone can help me identify the maker of the frame id appreciate it
04-22-14, 01:08 PM
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04-22-14, 01:08 PM
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@stooey lewis Try posting in the C&V forum.
04-22-14, 05:15 PM
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Yeah, I know that seat bag is tacky; I bought it in 1984, and it holds the mini-pump (don't like it in my jersey pocket).
I still have to dial in the fit. Modern bars seem to have a lot less drop than years ago.
My first carbon fiber bike, and about as heavy as my Cramerotti with SLX tubing was.
I still have to dial in the fit. Modern bars seem to have a lot less drop than years ago.
My first carbon fiber bike, and about as heavy as my Cramerotti with SLX tubing was.
04-22-14, 07:08 PM
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05-01-14, 08:31 AM
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I can finally post here.
I ordered 2 Konas at the LBS a Kahuna and a Dew DL, brought the Kahuna home last night and will get the Dew DL friday.
Haven't had the chance to properly test the bike yet but the ride home the LBS was awesome.
I ordered 2 Konas at the LBS a Kahuna and a Dew DL, brought the Kahuna home last night and will get the Dew DL friday.
Haven't had the chance to properly test the bike yet but the ride home the LBS was awesome.
05-02-14, 01:27 AM
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They don't seem as grippy as Michelin Pro3's to me.
Ridiculously easy to mount on Open Pro CD and Araya something-or-other.
Possibly not very tough, I had something get through tire and Mr. Tuffy last week. Haven't put in the miles to have input on long term durability yet.
05-02-14, 11:06 PM
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those are some deep azz wheels
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05-03-14, 09:57 AM
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I've never owned deeper than 46, so I can only imagine.
Sweet bike.
Sweet bike.
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05-05-14, 12:32 AM
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モㄥ工匕モ 爪モ爪乃モ尺
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05-05-14, 04:00 PM
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Went for a little ride after installing a new chain,downtube barrel adjuster and new shifter. Rides great,very neutral handling. shimano 105 crank,bottom bracket,chainring,cassette,hubs,rear derailleur, and calipers.Avid levers and acera 7 speed trigger shifter(much better than the 105 dt shifter) Ritchey bars,Tange stem and headset,DMR lock on grips,Bontrager saddle,Forte post and Conti gatorskins.
If you are on the fence about putting risers on a road bike you really should try it.
If you are on the fence about putting risers on a road bike you really should try it.
