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i believe a few guys here have got it done at la bicicletta as for riding position...slam the stem for maximum aeroz :fullofwin: |
just got my cateye double wireless. Once again no tax or duty. Also in the box crc threw in a 10£ gift voucher. If anyone wants it let me know. I've spent enough lol. has to be used within next two weeks, and min has to spend 75£ Posted via RS Mobile |
Picked up a pair of Northwave Typhoon Evo S.B.S. shoes from JensonUSA.com. All I have to say is: :sweetjesus: These shoes are a miles better than my entry-level/budget Sidi Nevada shoes (which are, by the way, pretty beat after one season.) Bottom line: You get what you pay for. :okay: |
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Most LBS' have an in house fitter. La bicicletta did mine and I'm pretty happy with it. Mind you it came with a bike purchase. It includes one or two follow ups afterwards kelyn did my fitting. Toms available for extra coin. It's pretty important to get fitted once you clip in. |
Personal opinion only: If your budget allows it and you have the time to spare, I recommend a bike fitting. If you have cleats, at the very least, get a cleat fitting. When I rode my 2010 Diamondback Podium 4 (my first road bike) it was uncomfortable in every way possible. I managed to get seat height and cleat position down but one thing I did not know or failed to recognize was the reach of the handlebar. When I got my CAAD 10, I found out I needed a 110mm stem as opposed to the stock 90mm stem that came with the bike. After a few adjustments, all the uncomfortable pains on my knees, back, arms, and neck were gone. It made that much of a difference to have a proper bike fitting. I'd like to tell myself that switching to a newer and better bike allowed me to go faster and push my personal limits a bit further but in the end, I'm adamant that it was the bike fitting that helped the most. For example, I was maxing out at 27km/h on flats whereas now, I'm able to hammer down a solid sprint anywhere from 35-40km/h. La Bicicletta, Mighty Riders, and Pacific Multisport come to mind. There's also Westpoint Cycles and Speed Theory that offer a fitting service. So in the end, YMMV. Some people don't believe in them for whatever reasons they may have, be it financial, time, personal knowledge (because hey, we're all experts on the Interwebz, right?) but I highly encourage a bike fitting. :) |
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Merry Christmas fellow cyclists :) Any of your significant others get you biking goodies!? Posted via RS Mobile |
Merry Christmas guys! |
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its not bad, installation was pretty easy, absolutely no clutter as its all wireless. the device itself is quite small so reading can be a bit hard, dont have anything else to compare to so to me its awesome lol. only used it on my trainer for one day. |
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I don't want to ride with you anymore. |
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Rode up the San Gabriel River Trail today to the very top. :) Santa Fe Dam (You can see Los Angeles in the background) Spoiler! Top of the San Gabriel River Trail Spoiler! |
BOXING DAY FYI's If anyone spots any good deals going on for cycling goods post them up! Here's what I just got in my email from Rapha.cc 25% Off the Classic Softshell Cycling Jacket - using coupon code CLASSICO - If you buy and ship to Point Roberts, WA the price is $375USD - 25% off = $281.25USD - CDN price is $440 - 25% off The jacket is out of the world expensive, but I have one, and I've also owned other softshells. Hands down, this thing is amazing. I wear it as often as I can. 100% wind proof, very breathable, been in 3.5hr downpour and held up well (i was soaked in the arms, but it kept me warm and dry in the body). Great autumn / winter jacket. http://www.rapha.cc/images/gallery/534-29.jpg http://www.rapha.cc/images/gallery/534-22.jpg |
I know South Shore Cylces had a boxing day sale on some NOS bikes (I didn't go). Today, I got a Mace Trigger helmet, a bike lock, a small Sigma LED light, and 20 aluminum spacers. ALL for $13. :fullofwin: Anyone need any aluminum headset spacers? 1-1/8" diameter. Let me know! Free to you regular posters. |
Sooo....I drank some water from the water fountain along the San Gabriel River Trail and I got diarrhea. :okay: :fuuuuu: |
^ haha, sorry to hear that. Maybe you should get one of those carbon filter straws thingy for your bike. Just in case you run out water somewhere and you have to get some from sitting source! |
MTB'ers, anybody have some extra parts kicking around? My winter build project needs a couple of small things: -36 tooth 4 bolt bash guard -front derailleur, 31.8 clamp (34.9 is ok) bottom pull, high or low clamp should be ok. This is a pretty budget build so I'm not picky on brands and levels of parts, hopefully somebody has extras kicking around in a box they are willing to get rid of on the cheap. |
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Don't think I have a front derailleur at the moment. |
btw i still have a 10 british pound coupon for CRC, that'll expire in a week. its 10 pounds off a purchase of 75. let me know if anyone is ordering anytime soon. and Endo's instagram has so pretty good pics of their work, looks really decent |
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Today's a beautiful day for a ride. Did a quickie 5k yesterday and man was I slow. Need to burn off all the Xmas dinners. |
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do you remember when did you order it? i ordered from crc on dec 15 and it havent arrive yet |
my first order was made on Dec 8 and my second order made on 16. First order was free standard shipping cux its over 99$ and second order I paid 20$ for faster shipping Posted via RS Mobile |
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New Shimano LX Deore, bottom pull, 34.9, low clamp. I need a high clamp instead. Yours for $20. |
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