January 17th, 2010, 12:00 PM | #81 |
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Name: Vince
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i started riding a few months ago - love it, totally addicted! i ride on the weekend about 30 miles at a time. here's my bike.
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January 17th, 2010, 05:08 PM | #82 |
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How do you like it? Got it from bikesdirect.com?
I was looking at one for a commuter since they were so cheap, but I wasn't sure.
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January 17th, 2010, 11:10 PM | #83 |
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I ride an old fuji nevada. i was on it alot last summer, but im going to guess that just like the last time i had a bike with a motor, when i take the fuji out the next time ill get a block from home and decide its too much work and bring it back.
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January 18th, 2010, 08:52 AM | #84 | |
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January 18th, 2010, 12:35 PM | #85 |
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Bikes Direct has some good deals. The Motobecane is a good bike. I have restored several of the cromolly ones made in France. A couple years ago, I was pricing a 105 Grouppo for my Univega Comp. It was not cheap--so I bought a Windsor from Bikes Direct with 105 components for less than a pair of STI Shifters, derailleurs, and brakes. I put the shifters, brakes, crankset, derailleurs, bottom bracket, and casette on the `Vega, reassembled the Windsor with the SORA Grouppo, and sold it as a commuter. It turned out very well, and the customer who bought it is very happy with it. He brings it in to my shop for a tune every year. Still looks like a brand new bike.
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January 19th, 2010, 09:21 AM | #86 |
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May be worth checking them out for my next bike.
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January 19th, 2010, 05:12 PM | #87 |
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i have been thinking long and hard about picking up a DB sale bike with Ultegra group on it, swapping it on my C'dale, and putting the older used components on the DB bike and letting friends ride it who don't have road bikes. it will have to wait until my bday (august) or maybe Christmas of 2010. Too much other stuff to spend money on right now (third child do any day now)
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January 20th, 2010, 10:54 AM | #88 |
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Neil, Congrats on your second child. The plan for your Cannondale is a really good one. Ultegra is nice, but IMO 105 is just as good. Unless you are a pro, you would not notice. For about $35 you can get a 105 to perform better than the Ultegra---simply swap out the jockey wheels in your derailleur for ones with bearings. It is a very easy swap. After that the secret is to keep those wheels and chain really clean. Most of our Racer/Riders in our club are running 105. A few are running SRAM Rival (equivalent to 105 as is Campy Veloce). An afterthought: By changing the jockey wheels to light ones with bearings, you in effect, will have all the shifting smoothness of Dura-Ace at a fraction of the cost--just a bit heavier. The front derailleur is a wash. 105 is really no different than Ultegra and D-A in smoothness. Top it off with Jagwire cables and you have a "New" Cannondale and a second bike for lousy weather. Do write down the measurements for the C`dale and transfer the same measurements to your "other" bike. Be sure your new bike is the same size. I would also stop at every Yard Sale and Garage Sale if you see a bike. A friend found an older Specialized Allez with 105 Grouppo for $50. The Allez was a 52cm--entirely too small for him--but he got a good component set, stem, seatpost and saddle, handlebars, brakes, cables, and a nice set of wheels. He sold the 52cm frameset to a small woman for $50. I set the bike up for her--she got a Sora Grouppo on Ebay fairly cheap. She now has a nice bike at a fraction of what a new Allez would have cost.
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January 20th, 2010, 11:33 AM | #89 |
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1. 08 Time VXS Translink
2. Quattro Assi Custom 3. KHS something or another (early 70s. my bar bike) 4. Dahon Fold-a-bike (murdered out black) 5.Gary fisher hard tail single speed (or 2x9 depending on the day) 6.IRO Mark V Pro 8.08Giant Trance X1 I have been gravitating towards my moto more and more-not out of laziness, but safety. Whenever I go out on the ninja, I have boots, gloves, pants, jacket and full face. When I go out on my roadie, I have spandex, spandex, and well....you get the point. I have never been hurt as badly as I have in road bicycle crashes. 11 years of racing/training and i feel like an old man (I'm 23). My last crash was at about 26mph directly on my bad knee, on some brand new grippy asphalt. I couldn't walk for a week; will have the scars for the rest of my life. I still work in a bike shop, but it's more out of convenience and ease-no paperwork to take home. That being said, anyone who needs ANYTHING bike related, PM me with your queries and I can most likely get a fellow 250 rider a good deal.
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January 20th, 2010, 12:04 PM | #90 |
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Certainly have had a few good crashes myself. Spandex is certainly not protective. At this point, I am EXTREMELY careful---at age 68, things tend to break. I still enjoy riding between 15 and 20 miles daily in good weather. I also do charity rides and centuries. Right now I have a very complete home bike shop and feel competent to fix almost anything. I don`t have the tool to ream a bottom bracket housing or a steerer tube. I take that stuff to our LBS. We have a great relationship. I work on the older bikes--late 70`s to late 80` and 90`s. Eventually these people want to upgrade, and end up buying a new bike from him. I get all my parts from him at a discount. I also "Re-comission" Mart bikes. In the past five years, I have only seen one Mart bike assembled properly. Usually all the cones feel like they were tightened by a Sumo Wrestler and the bearings lubed with bacon grease. Keeps me busy. Most of our migrant Blueberry pickers ride Mart bikes. They get them to me before any miles are put on them, and I set them up for them---a great group of people. They also stay in great shape riding these pretend Mountain bikes with their super-agressive tires. They eventually put street tires on them--which sometimes cost almost as much as the bike. I do the migrants bikes free. They only get charged for parts when they absolutely need them, and then it is for the same price I get them for.
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January 20th, 2010, 12:47 PM | #91 |
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I ride a custom set up that I built 2 years ago. Its a Leader Bike USA frame set, with SRAM Froce gruppo, and Neuvation Aero wheelset. Its my baby But the wifey doesn't understand. I bought her a Cannondale roadie, I don't remember which one (it's not mine, so I don't have to) but she doesn't have the same passion for I do.
Good luck on the Tri's! I have done quite a few sprints, a handfull of Olympic, and one Half. I love the longer distance more, I'm not very fast but I endure. I've got a Full Iron planned for 2012 in Europe for a family vacation :P |
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January 20th, 2010, 05:38 PM | #92 | |
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January 20th, 2010, 07:17 PM | #93 | |
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January 20th, 2010, 07:42 PM | #94 |
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Would it be hard to convert a Cannondale M400 mountain bike to a hybrid?
I need to put new gears on it, but I am thinking of trying to go with the skinny road wheels, etc. Is it possible to do? I don't like the thick road wheels on my stock rims. I'd prefer to have the skinny 700x23c that I have on my Trek 1.5. If I can convert, then there is no need to purchase new. Maybe even putting drop bars on it so the bike could maybe be used for cyclocross.
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January 20th, 2010, 08:13 PM | #95 |
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I have a Softride R1 Classic with Ultegra and a Rev-X wheelset, a Cannondale hybrid, and a Bianchi Pista (track bike - it's nice to live in a city with a velodrome). I was a human-powered 2-wheel junkie before I was a motorized 2-wheel junkie.
As far as off-season conditioning, I have a Cycle-Ops spin bike, complete with Powertap. It sits behind my sectional but in front of my tv. In the winter months, it's where I watch tv. |
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January 21st, 2010, 01:03 PM | #96 | |
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January 21st, 2010, 02:20 PM | #97 |
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Thanks, I'll look into a frame. Plus it would give me a chance to set it up the way I want it to be.
WOW, that frame is CHEAP!! Would I be better off with road forks or MTB forks for a cyclo-x frame?
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January 21st, 2010, 07:31 PM | #98 |
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Mark, I have the same frame. You don`t want a road fork or MTB fork. You want a Cross Fork that takes cantiliever brakes. I built that frame up as a touring bike. I got mine through Nashbar and ordered it with a chromemolly fork. The frame was Aluminum and painted a beautiful metallic green.
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January 21st, 2010, 08:08 PM | #99 |
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I may pick up that frame and just piece it together as time goes on. If not used as a cross bike, it could always be used on some dry trails.
I'll have to ponder it for a little while.
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January 22nd, 2010, 03:14 PM | #100 |
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Ninja for street, bike for dirt.
'09 Specialized FSRxc Comp replacing a tired '05 HardRock |
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January 22nd, 2010, 07:23 PM | #101 |
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Josh, I like your new bike. Great choice! I have a friend who has one and does all sorts of technical stuff with it. That bike is bulletproof.
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January 29th, 2010, 12:14 PM | #102 |
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I actually took my road bike offroad for the first time yesterday. I was surprised how easily it managed. Now before you all freak out, it was pretty smooth dirt. Nothing with big ruts like I would take my mountain bike out on.
I now see why people like cyclocross.
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January 30th, 2010, 06:35 PM | #103 |
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It's a bit short on notice, buuuut....for any road cyclists in the Los Angeles area, the Adageo pro team will be holding a community ride leaving at 8:00 am from santa monica. This is a great opportunity to get out and ride with the pros-don't worry, they won't be going hard.
adageoenergyprocycling.com Ocean and San Vicente 8:00am.
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February 1st, 2010, 05:39 PM | #104 |
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It was 19F yesterday and the roads were clear. Put some air in the tyres and decided to take a ride with my touring bike--has 700x32 Tyres, mudguards, etc. I dressed warm and had an absolutely great time. As long as the roads are clear, I plan to ride as much as possible---get rid of that winter flab. Anyway, it was good to be on the road again--those stationary bikes, trainers, and spin classes are BORING. I`ll take the road anyday.
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February 2nd, 2010, 04:35 AM | #105 |
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i had been riding 15 mile stints in 20-30F weather here for the last couple weeks, it sucks but is a somewhat bearable means to an end. Since our newborn came into this world last Tuesday I have had time to do NOTHING. Kinda the way it goes.
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February 2nd, 2010, 07:07 AM | #106 | |
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I plan on building a small table that sits just above my handlebars. That way when I am on the trainer, I can put my laptop in front of me and watch a movie. It is like the road to me. Normally the scenery keeps my mind off of what I am doing where I enjoy the ride, even if I am pushing myself. Well playing a movie on it would do the same thing. Not to mention I can read the forums while I work out. Multitasking FTW!!!
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February 2nd, 2010, 07:08 AM | #107 |
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I have to do that Neil. I really need to get out in the colder weather so I can test me gear and determine what I need to add to my collection to make cold rides enjoyable.
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February 2nd, 2010, 08:08 AM | #108 | |
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February 2nd, 2010, 10:19 AM | #109 |
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Wow.
I have knee warmers, leg warmers, warm up pants, but have never had them all on together. I need to try that. My problem was that the crank snagged on my pants and ripped them. I did just get some velcro straps to put around my leg to hold the pant away from the crank. I'll give it a try later on to see how well it does. Never thought of wearing the leg warmer and the knee warmer together. Thanks for the idea.
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February 2nd, 2010, 12:19 PM | #110 |
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Congratulations on the newborn. Does not surprise me that your time is totally taken up for the time being. Been there 25 years ago with a teen and a pre-teen. Quite a culture shock marrying into a ready made family. It was well worth it--no regrets. Enjoy the kids. They get older fast and just become a memory as they get out on their own. Lots of time for bicycling---I started in 2004 and now have my own shop. Bicycling at age 68 is both enjoyable and healthy. I don`t have to go fast---then again, a short ride is 15mi--most of my rides are 30+mi.
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February 3rd, 2010, 04:44 AM | #111 |
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thank you, kids are amazing - mine really enrich my life. It definately offsets the time, money, and energy it takes to be a parent. I like to ride longer rides, up to 50ish miles. I am a newbie cyclist so I haven't done a century ride yet, but when its spring/summer/fall my average ride is around 30 miles. With it being cold when I have time I just saddle up, try and hit it hard for 15mi and come back in. On 15mi shorties I try and keep my average speed up pretty close to 20 mph, on 30-50 mi rides I let it drop down to 17-18 mph.
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February 6th, 2010, 10:23 AM | #112 |
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I was supposed to do a MS150 training ride, but I was up late last night so I passed on the ride this morning.
Now I really wish I went. I guess I'll pick up around the house then go ride my bicycle later today. It is clear and sunny. Just amazing weather. High is around 60* today. WOOHOOO!
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February 6th, 2010, 10:56 AM | #113 |
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we have a couple inches of snow on the ground - looks like the bike is staying in the garage
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February 24th, 2010, 10:10 AM | #114 |
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Anyone ride bicycles ??
Does anyone else ride Mountain Bikes ? Or road bikes for that matter? I'm shopping for a new road bike now. We have some really nice trails in the area. I have always liked to ride mountain bikes. This is my latest creation. It was my back up bike. I just mod'd the hell out of it. Here are the specs.
2007 Trek 4300 w/ alot of mods. RockShox Tora 318 Solo Air Sram X.7 Derailleurs & Shifters Sram 970 9-Speed Casette Sram 971 Chain Avid Speed Dial 7 Levers Kool Stop MTD Pads Panaracer Fire XC Pro Tires Shimano PD-M520 Pedals BG2 Sport Saddle Odi Ruffian Lock On Grips Cateye Micro Wireless |
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February 24th, 2010, 10:14 AM | #115 |
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February 24th, 2010, 10:18 AM | #116 |
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February 24th, 2010, 12:43 PM | #117 |
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more snow this morning - I am gonna get even fatter
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February 24th, 2010, 01:27 PM | #118 |
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I hear that. I got a sinus infection AGAIN. So I have to take it easy. Shame, it is really nice out side. Well, I may go ride a quick 10 just to get out...
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February 24th, 2010, 01:44 PM | #119 |
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Thanks Mark and Alex
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February 24th, 2010, 03:31 PM | #120 |
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