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raceviewcycles.com , approach with caution, buyer beware.
I've purchased twice from them, and I received the items that I paid for.
Was it the quickest turn around? Nope.
Both orders took 3-4 weeks to receive and poor email follow up / communication. At the end of the day, I received the goods I ordered at a huge discount, so overall I'm happy.
Just make sure your creditcard refund policy is robust
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Just wondering if you are still happy with these guys? They have a great price on a set of Campy Bora wheels I have been eyeing up as an upgrade for my bike but it's a bit less of a "well known" site compared to Merlins/PBK/etc.
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So Canada Populaire results were in, messed up my name big time as well as my friend's. Did not label my bike as a single gear. I carried my friend's card so we both finished 7:58 so I helped him cheat under 8 hours. LOL. Waiting sucks. I got sunburned like crazy. Might solo next year to avoid extra hours in the sun getting slightly cooked.
Jonathan Levy and Clement Chi. I swear I spelled it out for them and THEY wrote it. Can't blame my bad writing.
raceviewcycles.com , approach with caution, buyer beware.
I've purchased twice from them, and I received the items that I paid for.
Was it the quickest turn around? Nope.
Both orders took 3-4 weeks to receive and poor email follow up / communication. At the end of the day, I received the goods I ordered at a huge discount, so overall I'm happy.
Just make sure your creditcard refund policy is robust
Looking at the 105 group from Ribble, <$420cdn. At raceview ~$550cdn
So Canada Populaire results were in, messed up my name big time as well as my friend's. Did not label my bike as a single gear. I carried my friend's card so we both finished 7:58 so I helped him cheat under 8 hours. LOL. Waiting sucks. I got sunburned like crazy. Might solo next year to avoid extra hours in the sun getting slightly cooked.
Jonathan Levy and Clement Chi. I swear I spelled it out for them and THEY wrote it. Can't blame my bad writing.
You could've shaved off an hour or even more if you didn't have to wait for your friend.
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You could've shaved off an hour or even more if you didn't have to wait for your friend.
My finish time was listed as 6:43
Nice! I might solo it next year. People kept looking at me funny after I climb a hill past them and when I finish a hill then just stop to look back and wait as they pass. It's so tough to get going once I stop each time. Glad My friend it through. I did that hill on Vye twice when I stopped to wait at the top. Some guy was like, I think your buddy blew a flat and I had to turn around to find him and do that hill again.
What should one look for when joining a cycling club? I'm hoping to find a more serious group to up my training, fitness and hopefully get into some crits by next season.
Edit: Also, would any of you know of a route that has a steady climb of about 20k? I believe Seymour is about 13, while Cypress is 15 with gradients of 7% and 5%, respectively.
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For those with white shoes, how hard are they to keep clean? I've been wanting new shoes but been warned that they get dirty quick or they stain?
I have only ever owned/worn white shoes and they are fine. If you get dirt on it, nothing some water and a cloth and/or some light soap won't do the trick.
I've owned my Gaerne's for 3.5 seasons and they are fine, except for the minor scuff or two here and there.
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But fuck that exterior is like dating integra girl
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What should one look for when joining a cycling club? I'm hoping to find a more serious group to up my training, fitness and hopefully get into some crits by next season.
Edit: Also, would any of you know of a route that has a steady climb of about 20k? I believe Seymour is about 13, while Cypress is 15 with gradients of 7% and 5%, respectively.
My AFC gave me an ABS CEL code of LOL while at WOT!
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For those with white shoes, how hard are they to keep clean? I've been wanting new shoes but been warned that they get dirty quick or they stain?
Once you get your first scuff that doesn't come off, it won't matter anymore. I got shiny R171s with glossy finish rode them through damp roads to break them in. No fucks given, at the end of the day, they are shoes and getting them dirty is inevitable. I cared about scuffing my ultegra pedals for about 5 minutes.
Also, would any of you know of a route that has a steady climb of about 20k? I believe Seymour is about 13, while Cypress is 15 with gradients of 7% and 5%, respectively.
Friendly advice from a road racer friend of mine "if you want more clicks, just do the mountain twice."