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Has anyone watched Premium Rush? Don't want to be a spoiler but fun enough to watch for any roadie with a fantasy. Lots of fixie and mtn. bike action too.
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While that is certainly an OK bike for the price...but.... I would feel like a great big weener on that....I'm not a "Lance" that likes flashy bikes and I personally wear solid black or dark blue bike clothes w/o any logo....:eek:
That LeMond is a solid bike and will certainly still be a classic down the road not to mention that the LeMond name isn't being built anymore. The Japanese components of recent years have gotten a little too blingy for me and the word is that they are not built as well as past years. |
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No first hand knowledge, just innuendo and rumor.....%^b
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Just finished this!
Kenisis 6061 double butted frame with carbon seat stays AND remomable point to convert bike to belt drive! XT paddle shifters w/disc brakes XTR rear derailleur Crank Bros cockpit, pedals and qr skewers. Schwinn Bass Boat Blue saddle w/TI rails Funn crank with Shimano XT triple chainrings WTB wheels Kenda 1.95 tires Sid Team fork with handlebar remote lockout. Lots-O-Fun!!! http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1356840390.jpg |
It is a pretty top notch vintage bike that goes for over $1K. At that level they are as much art as machine. Colnago, Pinarello, Masi, Bianchi, Raleigh, Nuovo Record, Super Record, Mavic, all the best. Hand made frames, the best craftsmen of the time. Steel, aluminum, titanium, leather and cloth. No plastic.
A new carbon road bike at $1K has the bottom of the line Shimano group. Sora or Tiagra at best. Works okay, feels cheap, is cheap, as much plastic as they can squeeze in. Frame came from a Chinese mold. Kind of like a 1989 Carrera vs a 2013 Scion FR-S. On specs, the Scion is every bit the equal of the Carrera. It is lighter, gets to 60 faster, etc. You pick. Quote:
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So it's raining and I'm doing inside maintenance. Pulled the rear wheel off the LeMond to check bearings, cog wear and such. I'm a little cornfuzzled. It looks to be a Campy cassette....13/26 but the Bontrager wheels came with the bike and it was originally Dura Ace.
Anyone know how to tell what splines are under the cassette w/o removing the cassette? I don't have a lock ring removal tool of a chain whip handy. Second, the cogs look to be wearing....I don't seem to see anything larger than a 26 ring available, is that right? |
Joe Bob! worhtless with out pics.
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Only 13/28s I can find are in England on FleaBay....
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Not sure of the casstte could be IRD I have them in stock in 12/28 I think can check tuesday
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Yeah I remember that....
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What advantage is there having a chunk taken out of the chain ring on the BMX part?
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No or less interruption when shifting from ring to ring on the forward crank rings while going full speed....usually there is a lag when doing so....
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Picked up a new one last night, Vassago Ti made by Lynskey, made to double as a Single Speed. Now I need to sell my Litespeed.
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