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09-26-2013, 03:17 PM
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About 2 week out from Haleakala, and just completed my biggest ride to date. A little short on the vertical, but I think it's a very similar ride nonetheless. Need more calories, last Cypress repeat was hurting. Bike Ride Profile | 2 Weeks out - Cypress x 3 near Vancouver | Times and Records | Strava
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09-26-2013, 04:22 PM
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#4727 | | Mr.Spahkle, So BLING it hurts!
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09-26-2013, 05:57 PM
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I was planning on trying to get in 4 repeats of cypress, but I don't know if i'm up to it. I can't carry enough food with me hahaha. I'd be down for a Seymour, but I have to work in the evening so a morning start would be best... Pending rain of course 
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09-26-2013, 06:28 PM
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#4729 | | Mr.Spahkle, So BLING it hurts!
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09-26-2013, 07:17 PM
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09-26-2013, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by hud 91gt  I was planning on trying to get in 4 repeats of cypress, but I don't know if i'm up to it. I can't carry enough food with me hahaha. I'd be down for a Seymour, but I have to work in the evening so a morning start would be best... Pending rain of course | Do a stash at the bottom of the mountain. Last time I rode it I saw a guy tossing water bottles and other stuff behind a median and taking off up the hill.
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09-26-2013, 07:22 PM
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^ Thought about doing that. But I still need to get everything to the mountain first haha. I tried starting from the bottom and driving, but my knees killed after minimal warmup. Really this is just excuses because i'm lazy, and i'm pretty sure I almost died on the ride home. Delirious. lol
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09-27-2013, 07:38 AM
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#4733 | | Mr.Spahkle, So BLING it hurts!
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09-28-2013, 07:57 PM
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#4734 | | Mr.Spahkle, So BLING it hurts!
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Who was it fr this thread that builds a lot of bikes?
Was it azncreationz or UFO?
You guys have experience with Campagnolo Athena 11spd group?
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09-28-2013, 08:28 PM
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I had a hand in building up a Guru Photon with Campy Record 11-speed once and a bit of maintenance on a Chorus group.
Any way, just got back from a ride after the rain. Threw on a base layer, jersey, bib shorts, jacket, arm/leg warmers and shoe covers. Worked well but wish I had gloves haha
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09-29-2013, 01:31 PM
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I have over a decade working with mountain bikes, but I'm still relatively new to the whole road bike world, so I have zero experience with Campy. But I imagine upper end Campy would be on par with upper end Shimano and SRAM
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09-29-2013, 01:58 PM
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Let's just say that Campy is just Campy. Italian at that.
But on a serious note, their groupsets are nice. The EPS stuff is a pain in the ass to setup (compared to Shimano anyway.) Really nice components and shift quality. I like their hoods as they are much more ergonomic compared to Shimano. The Athena 11 speed is not bad and considered the "entry level" of their higher end groups. I have not yet installed an Athena EPS group but a Super Record and Record - 
Fun fact: It appears 11-speed cassettes are cross compatible right now.
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09-29-2013, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 604CEFIRO Who was it fr this thread that builds a lot of bikes?
Was it azncreationz or UFO?
You guys have experience with Campagnolo Athena 11spd group?
Posted via RS Mobile | I've built a few bikes, but nothing with Campy 11spd. Good luck!
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09-30-2013, 12:05 PM
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Looking for spare biking shoes, going to use it on my commuter bike. Size 9.5 (US) and compatible with SPD cleats. Not looking to spend a lot here guys just for daily. Let me know  .
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09-30-2013, 12:19 PM
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Any recommendations for wet weather commuting?
I went to a few stores locally, but everything seems $$$.
Any thoughts on this? wiggle.com | Altura Pocket Rocket Waterproof Cycling Jacket | Cycling Waterproof Jackets
I don't ride in downpours, but I have fenders and don't mind a bit of rain.
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09-30-2013, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by PHATFLIP_14 Looking for spare biking shoes, going to use it on my commuter bike. Size 9.5 (US) and compatible with SPD cleats. Not looking to spend a lot here guys just for daily. Let me know . | I have a pair of Sidi Terra T2 shoes that are SPD compatible (not to be confused with SPD-SL.) Size 43. What's your budget?
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09-30-2013, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by azncreationz I've built a few bikes, but nothing with Campy 11spd. Good luck! | My last bike was campy record 10 sp. Sold that and current bike is back to sram red. But after a month, I missed campy and just bought another bike with 11 sp record. Haven't picked it up yet. Will decide on which group to keep after that. Switching to 11 speed means switching over all your wheelsets if you have more than one.
Yes, 11 speed is cross-platform compatible. 11 speed campy cassettes work with mavic 9/10 speed freehubs. So no need to switch over if you are already running mavic wheelsets.
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09-30-2013, 08:40 PM
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Anyone selling a decent road bike for my friend? She's a 51cm looking to spend around 1k.
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09-30-2013, 09:11 PM
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09-30-2013, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by PHATFLIP_14 Looking for spare biking shoes, going to use it on my commuter bike. Size 9.5 (US) and compatible with SPD cleats. Not looking to spend a lot here guys just for daily. Let me know . | Size 42 Shimano shoes but they run large? Have SPD cleats on them too! 
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10-01-2013, 11:30 AM
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10-01-2013, 12:51 PM
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#4747 | | Mr.Spahkle, So BLING it hurts!
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Yea it appeared that the day I took the photos it was some sort of 'grand opening' celebration. They set up massive tents and a stage of some sort
Very neat that there's tools and a stand for us
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10-01-2013, 05:10 PM
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#4748 | | Mr.Spahkle, So BLING it hurts!
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Can you guys help me understand frame geometry??
If I am comparing 2 different bike frames, and all measurements on both frames are the same except for the HEAD TUBE length, would a longer head tube mean a more relaxed fitment?
Example: My 2012 Focus Cayo Frame Geometry:
Seat Tube Length 520mm
Seat Tube Angle 74
Top Tube Length 537mm
Head Tube Angle 72
Head Tube Length 115mm
Chain Stay 405mm
The new frame that I am considering has a Head Tube Length of 135mm. All other measurements are exactly the same. Does that mean that the new frame will have my hands sitting a bit higher, and my posture is taller more relaxed?
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Yeah more or less, but it does depend on how the frame is constructed as well. You can run a negative rise stem to put yourself back to a position closer to either you are currently if you find it's too tall. All things equal, 20mm is quite significant. You can look at the stack and reach numbers to more accurately compare between frames.
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10-01-2013, 06:07 PM
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#4750 | | Mr.Spahkle, So BLING it hurts!
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Thanks UFO... I guess I'll have to call to inquire on more info on the frame as reach and stack numbers aren't listed on their geometry PDF...
I'm considering a steel frame from Condor
All measurements are the same when I compare my Focus Cayo to the Condor Acciaio/Super Acciaio, except for the head tube length.
The Acciaio has a head tube length of 145mm while the Super Acciaio has a length of 135mm
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