My new race vehicle is ready...
03-02-2006, 05:01 PM
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What's it weigh? Nice bike!
What pedals ya gonna use?
Do you really see a differnce with that style rim? I replaced both of mine a couple years ago, and was thinking about those or a composite, but cheaped out and went with a conventional spoke pattern.
Do you really see a differnce with that style rim? I replaced both of mine a couple years ago, and was thinking about those or a composite, but cheaped out and went with a conventional spoke pattern.
03-02-2006, 05:10 PM
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now this is my kinda thread....check out my no lycra wearin' shots!
No seriously nice bike. I'm no roadie but I got a few expensive Specialized bikes...Check it.
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03-03-2006, 04:14 AM
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Weighs in at 20.25
Not bad for a Tri-bike with heavy wheels. If I had the money for Zipp 303's and the Carbon version of the bike, it would be around 18lbs. It's lighter than my carbon Trek, though (but the Trek has a larger frame design, heavier wheels and clip on aero bars...)
The wheels make a difference. Tri-experts say wheels are worth ~1-2 minutes per 50 miles. That's a big deal. Plus, they feel sexy...
They start humming around 25 mph - better than the HED3's that sound like a Huey hovering overhead...
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The wheels make a difference. Tri-experts say wheels are worth ~1-2 minutes per 50 miles. That's a big deal. Plus, they feel sexy...
They start humming around 25 mph - better than the HED3's that sound like a Huey hovering overhead...
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