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Jesse Ventura posted:They exist. no gore warning? mods?
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Bottom Liner posted:Why haven’t tri bikes just gone 1x yet? Yeah as the bike has Di2 I'm going to try out full syncro shift so essentially acting as 1x (in that i just have buttons for up and down and it swtiches the chainrings for me)... Using it on the trainer it seems to work well, it'll be interesting to see what its like in the real work, especially going up hill/under load.
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How much of a time difference might be expected for a typical tri with the same rider on that purple folding dick and vagina's cunty new ride?
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kimbo305 posted:Hmm, is there a way to carry both sizes and quick switch between them? How about a QR chainring?
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marshalljim posted:How much of a time difference might be expected for a typical tri with the same rider on that purple folding dick and vagina's cunty new ride? 10-12 minutes over 112 mi Ironman bike section.
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Smoke cleared out nicely by yesterday, felt like a great early fall ride Then this morning, more foggy but still pretty great  Hoping the smoke doesn't come back this weekend but winds are shifting and it might 
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I'm really loving the way this bike rides. I did not expect it to be this fun.
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Anza Borrego posted:The Renegade I’m looking at is the Force 1 11sp 1x and was under the impression that a gravel-oriented 1x is manageable. Is that not really right? Perfect for hilly San Diego. Just don't try and do thursday night worlds at Fiesta Island on that gearing.
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picked up a winter bike  Raleigh Super Tourer, aka the only bike I've seen which breaks the "stem shifters = low end bike" rule. I think the Huret Jubilee drivetrain is still one of the lightest groups ever made, and I love the Stronglight crank with the guard. Shockingly nobody bought a full 531 frame with upright bars in 1975 but you could probably sell something like this today if you put Velo Orange or All-City on the downtube.
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Those brakes look flexy as hell. But that is a handsome looking frame and drivetrain.
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oh the brakes are terrible. They look cool as hell but 1970s sidepulls are not what you want when going downhill. Theoretically they might have been good because those are actually some of the first dual pivot brakes ever but they hadn't figured those out in the 70s apparently.
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Rode some bikes today with my best little buddy.   
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Koth posted:Rode some bikes today with my best little buddy.  more dogs and bikes photos please 
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Mauser posted:the text on that bike makes it look like somebody grabbed the side of this image to resize instead of the corner. Edit: also the rest of the bike, same comment "What's a uihmunudhla, never heard of them"
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Steve French posted:"What's a uihmunudhla, never heard of them" Haha this is exactly what I thought, but I didn't want to make the effort to type it out.
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Koth posted:Haha this is exactly what I thought, but I didn't want to make the effort to type it out. 
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Smdh why didn’t you put your bike under his butt it’s like the perfect level
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Dick Wood™ paid visit to Palos Verdes today 
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Koth posted:Rode some bikes today with my best little buddy. A few days late, but what are your handlebars? I'm using some swept-back bars, but the stem is absurdly high, and having something like these could split the difference and allow the stem to look less like a basketball hoop.
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Shlomo Palestein posted:A few days late, but what are your handlebars? I'm using some swept-back bars, but the stem is absurdly high, and having something like these could split the difference and allow the stem to look less like a basketball hoop. Velo Orange Klunker bars. I really like them so far after 100km.
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crosspost from the mtb threadSamopsa posted:new bike day my first mtb after doing trails on my gravel bike the past couple of years. Gonna try it out on some local trails this weekend, can't wait!
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Feels Villeneuve posted:picked up a winter bike Update despite getting damaged by a shop which I am still dealing with this bike is hilarious. I have zero idea what the designers were thinking but riding in a comfortable cruise position on a plush spring saddle except on a high end lightweight frame and 53x14 as the high gear feels really silly but also really fun. Extremely recommended if you like the feeling of wind resistance E) I also like calling a bike "super tourer" and not including any bottle cage mounts. I don't think I'm going to be doing any Super Touring on this Feels Villeneuve fucked around with this message at 03:33 on Sep 23, 2020 |
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Feels Villeneuve posted:Update despite getting damaged by a shop which I am still dealing with this bike is hilarious. I have zero idea what the designers were thinking but riding in a comfortable cruise position on a plush spring saddle except on a high end lightweight frame and 53x14 as the high gear feels really silly but also really fun. Extremely recommended if you like the feeling of wind resistance I don't know when bikes started coming with braze-ons, but at least early 70s Raleigh light weights didn't.
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My first real road bike! Giant Content AR3, about 3 weeks old, I've been riding every night. Such an upgrade from my old hand me down. The color is a bit boring, but with the bike shortage these days I'm just happy I found one that had the features I was looking for. 
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Sneeing Emu posted:Giant Content AR3 Glad you're happy with it! 
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Sneeing Emu posted:My first real road bike! Giant Content AR3, about 3 weeks old, I've been riding every night. Such an upgrade from my old hand me down. The color is a bit boring, but with the bike shortage these days I'm just happy I found one that had the features I was looking for. Nice! Speaking from personal experience - a boring frame color is just a free license to go bonkers with bar tape and other accessory colors.
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nm posted:I don't know when bikes started coming with braze-ons, but at least early 70s Raleigh light weights didn't. Yeah, my dad's 1970 Raleigh Record had bolt on bottle cage mounts. Basically fancy hose clamps.
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bicievino posted:Nice! Yeah, my giant boring color now has pale blue pedals and bottle cages and will eventually have pale blue bar tape when the current red stuff wears out. Mine is like army dark green though, so that guy has nothing to complain about with their pretty bike
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I bought a real road bike finally after riding for 15 years:   All City Zig Zag that I had built up from a bare frameset. Ride bikes, get fat 
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nm posted:I don't know when bikes started coming with braze-ons, but at least early 70s Raleigh light weights didn't. Kinda weird cuz they went through the trouble to include some cool (and very fragile looking) frame pump braze-ons under the top tube. Might see if I can get a bottle cage clamp-on, but apparently they're one of those things in short supply right now.
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Flying_Crab posted:I bought a real road bike finally after riding for 15 years: Nice! All City has consistently great paint.
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Not a bike, but I found a set of these espresso cups and saucers at an op shop.
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Feels Villeneuve posted:Kinda weird cuz they went through the trouble to include some cool (and very fragile looking) frame pump braze-ons under the top tube. My early 70s International has nothing. It has a band on campy pump peg.
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