@johny, Thanks. Even if I forgot to specify that mine is ULTRA, such a comparison is exactly what I was looking for.
Enjoy your new ride.
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Stolichnaya
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Wow! Words fail all me...
That is awesome. I would have built it up the same exact way. I just got the Bora One 35 clinchers myself. What size tires are you using and with or without rim strips in the Boras?
Your bike is beautiful!
Your bike is beautiful!
It's all downhill from here, except for the uphills.
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Johnnysmooth
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fogman wrote:That is awesome. I would have built it up the same exact way. I just got the Bora One 35 clinchers myself. What size tires are you using and with or without rim strips in the Boras?
Your bike is beautiful!
Thanks fogman - she is a beauty for sure.
As to the Boras, no need for rim strips, at least that is what campy dist. told me. Running Veloflex at 22mm - maybe a tad narrow but honestly, look fine to me. Had thought to go with the Conti GP Attack with the 22mm front and 24mm rear, but that conti front is a very narrow 22mm and stands quite high on rim, not so good, so canned that idea. Very happy with the Veloflex, which are one of my fav clinchers.
It only hurts if you think.
