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Comanche_man
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by Comanche_man on Fri Jun 24, 2011 8:23 am
justkeepedaling wrote:Nashbar deal? So many of my Davis friends have a FTP now
Not Nashbar. I looked at those, but they don't include the fork. More importantly than no fork is that the Nashbar deal one's are the pre-recall frames so you can't run larger than a 44t chainring without using a MTB width BB because the chain stays are in the way. This of course would be problem with Omniums since they are outboard bearings and a fixed axle length. I bought mine New from a shop in California for $450 + 25 shipping.
Current Weight Weenies:
Cannondale Evo HM (In Progress)
Cannondale CAAD 9 - 6.44kg
Cannondale CAAD 5 Track - 6.55kg
Kona Kula Supreme Mtb - 8.97kg
Other Bikes:
De Rosa Primato, 1988 Cannondale Criterium, Cannondale CAAD 8, Surly Steamroller, YETI ASR
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sugarkane
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by sugarkane on Sat Jun 25, 2011 1:02 pm
here is my daily ride..
X world champ frame made in 1995 for Stephen Pate
not very light but real pretty with some heritage to boot!
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globalsunset
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by globalsunset on Mon Jun 27, 2011 2:52 pm
^ Niiiiiiiiiiiiice!
And that Fuji is nice too, just looked at the Nashbar deal, $200!? I wish I was just a tad larger, as all they have is the 54cm left.
Anyone know where I can get a slick deal on a 52cm track bike frame?
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RWH
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by RWH on Fri Jul 15, 2011 12:46 pm
[quote="Timo"]
Presto is a bike shop in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. They used to have a line of Columbus tubed steel frames. They were build in the factory of Andrea Pesenti in Italy, painted in Belgium and build up in Amsterdam. Not weightweenie at all, I know.[quote]
Before they had their bikes built in Italy, they would actually build you a frame in their old shop in the Haarlemmerstraat from either Columbus or Reynolds steel. I had mine built there.
Never give up, never say die.
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hmai18
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flameboy
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irongatsby
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by irongatsby on Thu Sep 15, 2011 5:57 pm
justkeepedaling wrote:Flat bars... Ewwwww
Sure, some bullhorns would have been nicer, but these flats with 5 degree sweep work well.
56.5 Makino
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fanboy
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by fanboy on Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:56 pm
This is my current commuter. 60 miles p/week through the mean streets of london
Still to do
-chop steerer
-pave tyres for winter
Current weight 5714g
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ArferBar
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by ArferBar on Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:23 pm
fanboy wrote:This is my current commuter. 60 miles p/week through the mean streets of london
Still to do
-chop steerer
-pave tyres for winter
Current weight 5714g
whats the rear wheel???
are you commuting on tubs????
london is my favorite place to cycle, im there reguarly