Questions about bike hire abroad and everything light bike related. No off-topic chat please
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geraldatwork
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by geraldatwork on Thu Sep 27, 2012 10:12 pm
I picked up a used set of 2012 Mavic Ksyrium SL wheels on ebay. Arrived yesterday. Got a pretty good deal I think as they look fairly new and the owner claimed only used for 3 months. Much better than the Bontgrager Race Lite anchors.
"Really fast people are frustrating, but they make you faster. When you get faster, you might frustrate someone else."
2009 Trek Madone 5.5 Project One SRAM Force 16.4 lbs w/pedals and cages.
2007 Bianchi 928 Carbon Lugged- SRAM Rival-17 lbs.
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Johnny Rad
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by Johnny Rad on Sat Sep 29, 2012 5:09 am
Salice 006 compliments of
ferrarista.
The Salice lense is nice. The blue is good and dark. The frame doesn't feel tight on my big head, but the sunglasses didn't shift much anyhow. I'll get used to it ... by comparison, my Giro Haviks absolutely crush my skull and my outgoing Rudy Sportsmasks barely put on any pressure. The Salice 006 model is every bit as light as my outgoing Rudy Project Sportsmask, but far more substantial feeling. Two-thumbs up.
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Mapei down under
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by Mapei down under on Sat Sep 29, 2012 3:18 pm
New Castelli kit from Bicycle Hub.
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Doc Neeson - The Angels (Skin and Bone).
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gravity
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by gravity on Sat Sep 29, 2012 6:31 pm
Johnny Rad wrote:Salice 006 compliments of
ferrarista.
The Salice lense is nice. The blue is good and dark. The frame doesn't feel tight on my big head, but the sunglasses didn't shift much anyhow. I'll get used to it ... by comparison, my Giro Haviks absolutely crush my skull and my outgoing Rudy Sportsmasks barely put on any pressure. The Salice 006 model is every bit as light as my outgoing Rudy Project Sportsmask, but far more substantial feeling. Two-thumbs up.
Awesome, im looking for a salice myself. this seems have a good review. im in dilemma whether to get the smiths pivlock or salice..
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Kjetil
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by Kjetil on Sat Sep 29, 2012 8:07 pm
Salice 006 are nice. I have used a pair with the gray photocromic lens for two seasons now and I have no complaints. If I was to get something else it would be the Assos Zegho...
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SolidSnake03
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by SolidSnake03 on Sun Sep 30, 2012 12:05 am
To those with the Salice 006 any comparisons to Oakley in terms of coverage? I have found the Radar Ranges to give the perfect amount of eye/wind protection for me, know how the Salice stack up?
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djm
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by djm on Sun Sep 30, 2012 5:18 pm
I find the 006 to 'cover' my face/eyes in pretty much the same manner as my Radarlock Pitch from Oakley. However the Salices do maybe sit slightly higher. I have several lenses for the 006, including the polarized red lens, which is very much inferior to the Pitch polarized fire iridium.. the finish of the Salice lens has also been damaged by my sweat and appears somewhat less durable than that from Oakley.