And finally , BORA get fat?
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Ok then, I'd say your good to go either way. But for us heavier boys, I think it's a no brainer to go the wider rim if you can. At least from my experience so far. I still want to try the 23's on the wider rim however, to get a real comparative feel between the two rims with 23's on both.
Colnago C64 - The Naked Build; Colnago C60 - PR99; Trek Koppenberg - Where Emonda and Domane Meet;
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+1 - given the current value of euro vs US dollar - it's a superb opportunity to snatch up a lot of Campagnolo - not just the sweet Bora 50's - from across the pond.
yes, the weak Euro means prices are great, but with the ongoing strike at Campagnolo, stock is very scarce....e.g. Ribble has no Bora 35s in stock and their price has increased by $250 compared to what I paid about seven weeks ago
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My understanding was that more Bora's would be shipping early April.
That said - our host (Starbike) has a good number of the 2015 Bora 1 and Ultra models in stock at great prices!!
That said - our host (Starbike) has a good number of the 2015 Bora 1 and Ultra models in stock at great prices!!
Haven't tried actually removing them but looks like it's doable. However, they are not "replaceable" in the sense they were before, where you could get a whole decal set and just stick them on. They use a different transfer process now. Lighter, faster but Warning: removing stickers could cause personal injury or even death. Lol.
Seriously though, looks like each letter could be individually removed if that's what you want.
Seriously though, looks like each letter could be individually removed if that's what you want.
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Colnago C64 - The Naked Build; Colnago C60 - PR99; Trek Koppenberg - Where Emonda and Domane Meet;
Unlinked Builds (searchable): Colnago C59 - 5 Years Later; Trek Emonda SL Campagnolo SR; Special Colnago EPQ
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Jedi sports had some when I last looked. As did Bike24.
I don't think the One clinchers are available anywhere in any depth or decal combination. I just checked the shops a few of you have listed, and like everywhere else, they are listed but not in stock. I ordered mine from Starbike a month ago. I sent them an email asking for a delivery time, and they replied, "sorry... no clear information currently available...".
This reminds me of the Kask Protone helmet, which was also announced last summer and is just now beginning to ship 9 months later. Very strange to have delays. Is it just an Italian affliction?
This reminds me of the Kask Protone helmet, which was also announced last summer and is just now beginning to ship 9 months later. Very strange to have delays. Is it just an Italian affliction?
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@Lugan
There was a strike at the Campagnolo factory in January I think, as they were planning on cutting a large part of the workforce. Could be partly due to that? Especially as I imagine demand is crazy for them at the moment.
If I see any pop up, I'll let you know.
There was a strike at the Campagnolo factory in January I think, as they were planning on cutting a large part of the workforce. Could be partly due to that? Especially as I imagine demand is crazy for them at the moment.
If I see any pop up, I'll let you know.
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