jpb13

well noted brother

for all the guys out there with style sense... is it a big no no to convert a standard road frame to tt frame by putting tribars on it?? so no tri extensions, full on ritchey hammer head style of thing.

Johan, on that note may i also ask your opinion on HED stinger 60&90 wheels?

checkin

i ride a '05 scale 40 and it's an awesome bike.

do you think that i can do an event like ironman with a gobi or should i rather ditch the arione and buy a full on tri saddle? thinking of the specialized tri. and where is pitcairn?jpb132008-11-23 11:33:05

yeah i've given that some thought too, think i'm gonna try it out for a bit

hi guys. i've got an arione on my road bike and have done about 1000k's with it, but it's just not comfying up nicely. i've got a gobi on my mountie and it is the business, so, my question is this: should i give the arione a bit more time to settle or should it have settled by now?

just wanna make 50 posts

either way it will make for a helluva interesting race which is good for the sport

what will happen if lance makes it to the start of the tour in 2009 for astana?

i reckon groenkloof any old time is an awesome ride

i think it might be good for the industry. no longer will bike engineers be limited by other companies spec's but they will get free reign to design as they please. specialized is a prime example. it will also create an environment where if a certain part/bike setup fail, the bike company will have to take full responsibility as they designed the parts themselves. accountability.

yeah i read once that you should have four chains that you use over a 24mont period to reduce wear. each chain will wear your cassette and chainwheels differently and on different spots as the chains are not identical. my 2c's

yeah i'l also offer half if i were you. 90 buffaloes seem a bit steepjpb132008-11-08 05:05:51

thanks

all the best i hope you kick ass!! you are an inspiration and example to us all.

all the best i hope you kick ass!! you are an inspiration and example to us all.

Hi hubbers I have a Bianchi 928 carbon L that had a nasty crash and i wonder if anyone knows about a person/establishment that can evaluate the frame for me. I'm not interested in the guy at the LBS (God bless them though!!) just giving it a quick glance over, I want a professional overview. Thanks

good luck with the search for loot!!

tow bar rack purely because of ease. bike on bike off. 123

haha that's hilarious

hi all.. now that we've sorted out the clincher/tubbie question, i have a new one. easton or zipp. my bike shop says easton is the way to go, i'm still open tho. other suggestions for wheels welcome!! jpb132008-10-21 11:37:04

I agree with dassie 100% there's just no place like good ol' ct

yeah it seems clinchers is the winner. that's a very interesting comment niterider, i wasn't aware of that. the debate however, will go on and on and on....