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Sorry! Didn't mean to sound patronising - I'm not like this outside of forums!
I find it really annoying when I read about people who buy quite expensive wheels, have lots of spoke failures and end up going to pay to have the wheel "fixed" by bike shops. When I was in the trade I would have been embarrassed to have sold wheels that weren't at least checked before someone left with them.0 -
98% done with the upgrades on my bike (just need new stem). It rode nice before, but rides, veeeeeerrrrry nice now. It's not that flashy, but a solid all around bike for the road.
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"Which bike?"
Love the obsession.0 -
Love the Wilier bikes. Which model is this? Also, what all did you do to it?0
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It's an 2013 Izoard XP Ultegra, however, some of the parts were FSA OEM stuff, so I decided to replace that and the wheels.
What's New
Wheels: Williams S30/Powertap, Ultegra Cassette, Vittoria Open Corsa CX
Chain: Ultegra chain
Bars: FSA Wing Compact bars with Red Lizard Skin bartape.
Cranks/BB: Ultegra cranks and BB
Seat Post: Easton EC90 Carbon Seatpost
Seat: Fizik Antares VS (Had the X version with carbon rails, but had to return as it did not fit post)
Brakes: Ultegra brakes0 -
ah, Wilier... love them "Viva l'Italia, liberato e redento"
Such a change from the typical Eponymous Company Names (Colnago, Pinarello, De Rosa, Cippolini, Fondriest and all the hundreds of others...0 -
Oooops - I may have just accidentally bought myself a Castelli Mortirolo Due Jacket for £99 (down from £175!!)
http://www.merlincycles.com/castelli-mortirolo-due-cycling-jacket-67209.html0 -
Nice mate... Which one?
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Black and White, the Licence is Cheaper :laugh:0 -
Mad Alchemy Punkin' Hunter socks.
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cowbellsandcoffee wrote: »Mad Alchemy Punkin' Hunter socks.
They ain't going to miss you wearing them are they
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cowbellsandcoffee wrote: »Mad Alchemy Punkin' Hunter socks.
They ain't going to miss you wearing them are they
Compared to that luminous dog-vomit onesie that he was wearing in an earlier post, they're quite subdued...
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cowbellsandcoffee wrote: »Mad Alchemy Punkin' Hunter socks.
Nice!! Defeet are made down the road from me and I ride with the owner quite frequently. Really love their wool socks for the winter time, in fact I may swing by the factory today and pick up a few pair :-)0 -
Vittoria Cross XG Pro - new rubber for the CaadX #tubeless #cyclocross by The Big Yin, on Flickr
Going to be running them with tubes initially, still not 100% convinced that dropping 50 beer tokens on the Stans kit is going to be worthwhile in terms of weight saving/rolling resistance - main improvements as far as 'cross seems to be related to pinch puncture prevention and the ability to run at lower pressures for grip. Well - at 110kg+ low pressure is sort of a relative thing, even in terms of grip...0 -
Brown Santa stopped by and left me a present while I was out on my lunchtime training ride. This is going on the 'cross bike.
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very nice, very spendy for the 'crosser as well... thought I was bad enough, sticking the stages on the CaadX for winter...0
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very nice, very spendy for the 'crosser as well... thought I was bad enough, sticking the stages on the CaadX for winter...
Oh, and I like toys.
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It's one of the reasons I got the Stages TBH - as long as I'm running some form of hollowtech II road cranks on my bikes (in a 172.5mm) then I can just swap the non-drive crank from one machine to the other. The Stages is pretty much embalmed in helicopter tape to prevent rubbing/scratching from road grit/mud/my occasionally wobbly pedalling stroke when offroad.
Probably not going to help if I decide to treat myself to the DeRosa I've been promising myself if I ever get to my target weight, as I'm damned if I'm going to put anything other than Campag on a thoroughbred italian frame.0 -
Yeah, that's me and the Bianchi Oltre I will eventually get. Gonna have to be Campy all the way.0
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Nice!! Any reason why you went with the Quarq over another P2M?0