Briando wrote: » Nice bike Bryan, is that a compact crankset or a really long cranks?
bryangiggsy wrote: » Robbed straight from the cycling forum. Post picks of your bikes here. My ride attached.
elvis jones wrote: » Isn't there already a thread for this ?
shotgunmcos wrote: » Yes and merged now. Happy New Year to all with new steeds!
mossym wrote: » I figured neither the rockhopper hardtail nor the 194x high nelly i'm currently renovating would hold much interest in here
mossym wrote: » messing around with the bikes this afternoon, swapping around wheels and stuff to get the tri bike ready for turbo duty. Decided to take a few snaps. Excuse the deep wheels appearing on both bikes, i hadn't put them on the road bike before and wanted to see how they looked. I figured neither the rockhopper hardtail nor the 194x high nelly i'm currently renovating would hold much interest in here
Woody_FX wrote: » Do you do some road racing as well Mossym? Thats a pretty nice stable you got
shotgunmcos wrote: » Sweet!! Well wear El D, expecting at least one top bike split now
El Director wrote: » Well here it is...two years in the making, I'm a proud owner of a Cervelo :cool:
mossym wrote: » just curious, what white bar tape did you go for?
EC1000 wrote: » Hi El D, self build? New or used (if used, not much use going by the photos)? Beautiful machine btw.... best of luck with it.
El Director wrote: » Cheers EC. Self build but NOT self assembled! Everything is new except the saddle. Mainly Slane Cycles (keep an eye out for their sales, they are unbelievable!) and bike24.de. First outing will be Ballinrobe Duathlon on Saturday.
mossym wrote: » will you use the cosmics this time of year or something you'll have to worry less about replacing?
El Director wrote: » They will be used for racing only, my old training wheels for training. Those Mavics are very wide, it seems all new aero wheels are going down that route, it means that I've only 1mm clearance from the brake pads until they are worn a bit!