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I guess the real question is what do you want for it? I'm in Tulsa at least once a week these days
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Hey Joe,
Stopped by my friend's shop today. No luck with the old style shoe. Sorry, they were all gone. Someone bought all of them a couple of years ago. |
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For me (and I suspect a lot of riders) that is mainly a theoretical distinction. I don't pedal hard enough to flex a frame and the weight difference is less than a good Tabs-approved 5 minutes spent on the throne.
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64cm? You guys KILL me... Depending on the bike and the fit, I've owned anything from 51cm down to my Specialized Allez at 47cm.
That is a beautiful bike but it is REALLY big. Is it 64 to the center of the union or to the top of the seatpost tube? Some makers measure them differently. I think Sid should just swing a leg over and give it a try. It is truly lovely - look at the lugs on it... angela |
64cm is measured from the centerline of the bottom bracket to the top of the seat tube.
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You going to send me some cash Angela? ;). Don't have a ton of bike budget righ now..... At least in the man powerd kind....
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Ahh, so you have another slush fund? One for a bike powered by gasoline, perhaps?
Having graduated from a respectable business school many decades ago, with highest honors I might add, I can teach you how to pay for one thing using money set aside for another... JR |
I encourage my customers to do that all the time... I tell them they just need to borrow a little money from pile A, to make pile B big enough to buy my product.... ;)
And I'm still working on a degree from a mostly unknown business school. ;) |
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I'm rebuilding a 1981 Ciocc that has been sitting for 20 years under a house.
Here's 5 minutes work on the buff. Anyway, I think its art. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1361304201.jpg |
Yep...they clean up nice and blingy. They are getting to be a real PITA to get parts. SRAM and Shimano are killing them, the bike shops are getting killed by the internet and less and less want to screw with Campy.
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my brothers show bikes SyCip Bikes - Handcrafted in Sonoma County, California for '13 NAHBS in Denver
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1361307106.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1361307128.jpg 650B http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1361307150.jpg carbon seatstays & top tube http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1361307186.jpg |
Nice, Look forward to seeing them and saying Hi. SmileWavy
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This is my Son's fixie he just made out of carbon fiber and some of his old carbon fiber hockey sticks! Ride is nice and very smooth, I was impressed with it. Weight is alright at just about 19lbs. He could shave some off by getting a better fork and a lighter crank, and ring gear. All but the fork and heavy chain is stuff scarfed from other bikes. Not much $$ into it, just time to make it. Also a photo of it next to the mog, as the Porsche is still tucked away for it's winter nap!
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