The Christmas Thread
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Posted on 26-12-2008 14:26
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There is a Sram Groupset in my bedroom
About the other parts, ive got some Fulcrum racing 1s for now but ill order some Zipp 404s or Sram S40s later this year. Im not sure on the bars yet, im thinking about going classic bend, at the moment im looking at 3T but its a tough decision stem will be around 90mm or 100 the same make as the handel bars. I hate it when things dont match, Seatpost comes with the bike and ill get a Specialized Toupe |
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Posted on 26-12-2008 14:32
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Smoothie wrote:
There is a Sram Groupset in my bedroom
About the other parts, ive got some Fulcrum racing 1s for now but ill order some Zipp 404s or Sram S40s later this year. Im not sure on the bars yet, im thinking about going classic bend, at the moment im looking at 3T but its a tough decision stem will be around 90mm or 100 the same make as the handel bars. I hate it when things dont match, Seatpost comes with the bike and ill get a Specialized Toupe
Get 3t, that stuff is great, what about pedals?
I would get Zipp Team Issue's if I were looking for a new wheelset. |
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Smoothie |
Posted on 26-12-2008 15:00
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Im going to order a set of 3T Rotundo i think, they look awesome. Im not a big fan of Carbon Handlebars but these looks pretty stiff, Im going to get some Speedplay Titaniums for pedals too. I likes their minimal profile i dont think have a big bulkly things on a bike a nice of this is good. |
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Halvor |
Posted on 26-12-2008 15:13
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You lucky bastard! The Speedplay pedals are fantastic, buy them |
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Posted on 26-12-2008 15:15
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Smoothie wrote:
Im going to order a set of 3T Rotundo i think, they look awesome. Im not a big fan of Carbon Handlebars but these looks pretty stiff, Im going to get some Speedplay Titaniums for pedals too. I likes their minimal profile i dont think have a big bulkly things on a bike a nice of this is good.
Nice, get an ARX stem as well |
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Smoothie |
Posted on 26-12-2008 15:16
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hehe, i think i will. Ill get you guys lots of pictures of me building it |
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Posted on 26-12-2008 15:17
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Smoothie wrote:
hehe, i think i will. Ill get you guys lots of pictures of me building it
I'll be crying as I look at them.
Well, hey, I'm looking to get a Madone sooner rather than later |
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Halvor |
Posted on 26-12-2008 15:18
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That's good! Give me your adress aswell, so I can steal it when it's done
No.
I think I'm going to build my own bike in 2009
Whooeey, Smoothie @
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on a piece of paper
Edited by Halvor on 26-12-2008 15:20
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Smoothie |
Posted on 26-12-2008 17:42
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Yeah Dessel I wanted to a little proof that i wasnt making it all up. Lol i forgot to mention i got some new Glasses too, the same pair that Levi wears They are awesome. |
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Posted on 26-12-2008 18:01
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Smoothie wrote:
Yeah Dessel I wanted to a little proof that i wasnt making it all up. Lol i forgot to mention i got some new Glasses too, the same pair that Levi wears They are awesome.
What brand, Tifosi? |
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Smoothie |
Posted on 26-12-2008 18:04
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Specialized! |
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Halvor |
Posted on 26-12-2008 18:14
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huh? I thought Giro?
edit: No, the other guys in Astana wears giro.
Edited by Halvor on 26-12-2008 18:15
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Posted on 26-12-2008 19:36
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Smoothie wrote:
Specialized!
Ah, Trek (and Bontrager) is way better |
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Smoothie |
Posted on 26-12-2008 20:13
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Never!!!!! |
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Deadpool |
Posted on 26-12-2008 20:27
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Smoothie wrote:
Never!!!!!
Stop denying it, you know I am right, just look at the selection Trek has:
trekbikes.com
fisherbikes.com
bontrager.com
Edited by Deadpool on 26-12-2008 20:27
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Waghlon |
Posted on 26-12-2008 20:27
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I actually prefer Cervelo's over Specialized.
THE THOMAS VOECKLER PROPHET OF PCM DAILY
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Smoothie |
Posted on 26-12-2008 20:32
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Cervelo are starting to fall behind now, technologies are moving on, for example Specialized use a tappered head tube on some of their top end bikes like the Tarmac and Roubaix, makes for a 25% stiffer front end and 150% increase in handling. Trek make the big mistake of using a low modulus carbon to get a good shape. This pays in comfort and stifness, Cervelos make up their. Straight tubes not curves or thats how they used to be. Not Cervelo use high modulus carbon but force is to curve in ways that its not designed to. This results in a overly stiff rear end with no vertical compliance but the front end is ok. Specialized SL2 Frame is round the 850g mark where Cerevelo and Trek start to reach 1 Kg Thats just my little speech. |
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Waghlon |
Posted on 26-12-2008 20:36
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And with this post YOU ALL GET A FREE SPECIALIZED PRESS KIT! [/Oprah]
THE THOMAS VOECKLER PROPHET OF PCM DAILY
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Deadpool |
Posted on 26-12-2008 20:37
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Smoothie wrote:
Cervelo are starting to fall behind now, technologies are moving on, for example Specialized use a tappered head tube on some of their top end bikes like the Tarmac and Roubaix, makes for a 25% stiffer front end and 150% increase in handling. Trek make the big mistake of using a low modulus carbon to get a good shape. This pays in comfort and stifness, Cervelos make up their. Straight tubes not curves or thats how they used to be. Not Cervelo use high modulus carbon but force is to curve in ways that its not designed to. This results in a overly stiff rear end with no vertical compliance but the front end is ok. Specialized SL2 Frame is round the 850g mark where Cerevelo and Trek start to reach 1 Kg Thats just my little speech.
Hey, Trek, for road bikes with the Madone, has the 90mm Bottom Bracket, a good mixture of light weight and stiffness, and 8 Tour de France's in 9 years.
So what does Specialized have again? |
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t-baum |
Posted on 26-12-2008 20:39
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Deadpool wrote:
Smoothie wrote:
Cervelo are starting to fall behind now, technologies are moving on, for example Specialized use a tappered head tube on some of their top end bikes like the Tarmac and Roubaix, makes for a 25% stiffer front end and 150% increase in handling. Trek make the big mistake of using a low modulus carbon to get a good shape. This pays in comfort and stifness, Cervelos make up their. Straight tubes not curves or thats how they used to be. Not Cervelo use high modulus carbon but force is to curve in ways that its not designed to. This results in a overly stiff rear end with no vertical compliance but the front end is ok. Specialized SL2 Frame is round the 850g mark where Cerevelo and Trek start to reach 1 Kg Thats just my little speech.
Hey, Trek, for road bikes with the Madone, has the 90mm Bottom Bracket, a good mixture of light weight and stiffness, and 8 Tour de France's in 9 years.
So what does Specialized have again?
Edited by t-baum on 26-12-2008 20:41
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