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Have you tried to line your valves up?
Yes ๐
BTW its got no decals on it - its awaiting some bespoke ones - its a Ti Prototype Frame from a well know UK bike manufacturer but I wouldn't like to mention which one ๐
I'm going to risk it and try and put a pic of my cx bike
HA-HA-HA! Full outer to the front mech? down the down tube? HILARIOUS!
What's so funny? I can say with confidence my shifting will be spot on and effortless through out the year/race
As you can see there is cable stops on the frame for a split cables but there asking for trouble.
Look at the rear that's half cabled.
Come back to me when you have a clue.
I think the problem here is that you've made your bike heavier by having un needed outer cable, not to mention the heavy burden of zip ties.
Ah but ifi fill my tubs with helium I'll be fine. Or take a big poo
Youve got, what, 1m? of extra outer which, if youve stopped it before the BB, is utterly pointless. If you stopped it after the bb (clamp under on cable stop under front mech?) it will form a nice U shape which will invevitably fill with water, rust, and create more drag than a dirty BB cable guide.
Without it you would have bare cable all the way to the BB guide, bare cable which will never cause drag. The BB guide may cause drag, but only really if you dont use a stainless cable and it rusts (do they even make non-stainless gear cables these days?).
ANyway, the point we are making, full cable outer is great... if you run it on the TOP tube, where it actually has an effect and cant pool with water.
I have a avid water proofer thingy packed with grease. I under stand what your saying and where your coming from. BUT this has been well thought out and work really well (so far). If I could get a seat tube bolt on clamp (for front mechs) I would use one as the cable stop give a shockingly bad line and rubs the cable on the end of the stop.
Another Devonshire road bike.
Steel tubes, carbon forks, 50/34 compact front, 9 spd 11-32 rear.
Added wrongness from Midge bars, Dura-Ace 8-spd hubs & bar-end shifters, XT mechs and pedals. Saddle bag, including keeping the spare tube outside the bag. (Bikepacking style rackless seat-bag on order for winter).
Very comfortable thanks. ๐
Partial rule 45 violation...
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...but the missing 5mm spacer saves 2 grams (and therefore a rule 3 violation?) 8)
Realman - yes I'm in Bovey ๐ - Give me a mail (in profile) - up for a ride anytime esp on the road bike as I don't have anyone to ride with regularly ๐
I see more people are out the closet ๐
Realman - yes I'm in Bovey - Give me a mail (in profile) - up for a ride anytime - I see more people are out the closet
Hmmm, STW romance of the year? ๐ณ
oops ๐
Edit: Hey that's unfair tabloid editing!
Don't worry, I don't care what the masses think <3
If bikely wasn't the worst site ever, this might work.
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Two-Bridges523213
My favourite Dartmoor route at the moment, but I've only done it anticlockwise, been meaning to do it the other way. So could meet you at bovey, up hay tor, widecombe in the moor, two bridges, optional pricetown loop, moretonhampstead, and then you could cut down south just after to take you back to chudleigh, then bovey. For you, should be about ~48 miles, and I'd guess about 1400m of climbing. Very steady pace, riding to a heart rate at the moment. Wrap up warm, and go when the weathers clear. Thinking sunday would be best.
Unless you've got another loop in mind? - I'm easy ๐
That genesis is very nice! A classic quality looking bike!
This thread has just turned into post your road bikes ๐
Realman - yeah thats my decent training run i.e. 4+ hours ๐ (not I am not super fast)
TBH I have done it clockwise and anti-clockwise and its best clockwise ๐
I usually go down the valley to Chudleigh as its a nicer run than the Moreton road ๐
Anythime is fine but yeas dry and low wind is preferable - done it in blowey and mankey weather and it s horrible out on the moor!
BTW I prefer to go up the back lanes to Haytor (Via Green Lane) - nicer and less busy ๐
Give me an email via www.foxyrider.co.uk
fnar fnar
Oh you are awful ๐
YG(very sexual)M.
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Some of you, and you know who you are need to get your things and get over to YACF.
Realman that hooter is very camp
And my friends deeps dish rims are soooo early 2011, we're all on toroidials now.
My first road bike in 20years, courtesy of C2W and Epic Cycles (lovely shop, lovely people as opposed to my clichey disinterested local Orbea dealer) sorting me out with an ex-display with upgraded wheels at a scheme-friendly price. The best looking bike I own, which I never thought I'd hear myself say about a darkside, but then I am a sucker for white bikes...
Read the velominati rules, but as I've only just bought a none-baggy jersey and still ride it with MTB SPDs and non-shaven legs my roadie mates see me as a partial conversion ๐
(low res pic, godawful lawn and patio)
Well, if no-one else is going to comment on RealMan's airhorn...
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For the record, I heartily approve.
MM what are the wheels please, I fancy some for my Rabobank Giant.
CG very nice Scott that
CG very nice Scott that
Thanks, she's a gorgeous filly. ๐
For the record, I heartily approve.
Thank you. [url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/bells-are-rubbish ]Here's the thread if you want a bit more info[/url]. Should add that since I've done it other people in my team have started copying me..
Wow I missed that thread Realman - you certainly got a battering - see you for a ride Sunday then - fnarf fnarf!
a battering ๐ฏ a ride ๐ฏ whats happening to this place ๐ณ
MM what are the wheels please, I fancy some for my Rabobank Giant.
They are 2012 Mavic Cosmic Carbone SLR's
They come with the matching tyres.
MM
Netdonkey, someone seems to have pooed on your bars and seat, it's turned them a funny colour! ๐
Netdonkey, someone seems to have pooed on your bars and seat, it's turned them a funny colour!
If you look closely they have also smeared poo on the sidewalls of the tyres. Moral of the story, never leave your bike unattended with a 1 year old ๐
Think you should have bought a bigger frame size, you've too much seat post out there, must be well past minimum insert line! ๐
there's still plenty in there ๐










