.....road bikes.
Here's my new (few rides old by now) Raleigh SP Comp with a nice set of RS80's, 105/FSA Gossamer drive train & ITM Alutech finishing kit.

Whats your road bike of choice?
.....road bikes.
Here's my new (few rides old by now) Raleigh SP Comp with a nice set of RS80's, 105/FSA Gossamer drive train & ITM Alutech finishing kit.

Whats your road bike of choice?
i reckon mine is a bit comfier than most.
That surly does look comfy
My plastic bike
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all stock except for tyres and mtb pedals
Nearly finished just need to cut the steerer down.
Its getting on now, but still way better than i'll ever need

Colnago C40 by ritcheyp20, on Flickr
Plastic

Commuter/ Winter
Does anyone slam anymore??
nah, we're all mincing XC jhey lords who like the bars nice and high on our road bikes
I prefer to be comfortable.

Manky after a training ride for London to Paris

During one of the training rides, I was wearing shorts that day!
Yeah, bigG, going out for a ride in that? Wearing shorts was just silly, but riding on those roads is just suicidal. Top Rule #9 marks.

Calm down, Realman. It was brand new. I've dropped the stem since then.
Bars, STIs' & stem sorted after pic was taken..
I've dropped the stem since then.
Phew. Does look nice though, although maybe needs a completely white saddle? Or seatpost? Not sure.
My cheapo Scott.

02.08.2011 by Will - B, on Flickr
Different saddle and no tube bolted to seatpost now.


BB
Meet Kermit.......

Rear cable sorted and chain shortened since (this was taken brand new in April)
My bit of British Steel......
A work in progress
Rest here Bike Restore Project
Should be more comfortable than the crappy alu bike I have at the moment
Should be more comfortable than the crappy alu bike I have at the moment
Nearly finished just need to cut the steerer down.
Snap! I also have yet to cut the steerer down. Had the flamin' thing six months as well!
don simon - MemberShould be more comfortable than the crappy alu bike I have at the moment
What's wrong with aluminium frames?
Absolutely nowt if you have a good one, but mine's a shit (you get what you pay for) and is harsh as when on long rides. Steel will be more comfortable and it seemed better (not to mention cheaper) to reuse the frame I had.
I love mine Wallop. Yet to take it on a long ride as I've had a chest infection for over a month now
Here is my baby :-

Have no problem with an ali frame, as said carbon, steel or ali the main thing is to get a good frame and good fit. Have done a fair few 100milers on it, Last Sunday just did the Phil Liggett sportive 94 miles with 2948m of climbing. Love that bike i do
I've not done any properly long rides, but it's defo comfy for a 55-miler. Enjoy
Further evidence of rule 9 achievement, (it it's needed) taken on the same day as the icy roads. Front brake frozen...

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