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^^^ That is one sweet ride my man!

^^^ That is one sweet ride my man!
Thanks! It's Mootstastic!

I have to ask, but those Lightweight wheels must be an awesome ride.....

You've got one sweet machine dude.

I have to ask, but those Lightweight wheels must be an awesome ride.....

You've got one sweet machine dude.Thanks! They're amazing...corner & track like a laser. Just have to watch out with crosswinds with the deep rims and such a light rig. That's NOT a complaint! :)

Thanks! They're amazing...corner & track like a laser. Just have to watch out with crosswinds with the deep rims and such a light rig. That's NOT a complaint! :)

Twelve spokes, wow. How much do you weigh? Everyday wheel?

Twelve spokes, wow. How much do you weigh? Everyday wheel?I weigh 135 so the 12's are great for me. And yup it's an everyday wheel...just a ton of fun...especially on the climbs.

As previously posted in another post - my first roadie

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c198/PhatGee/PushBikes/MecanoinfrontofGTASide.jpg

......I like the black Alfa in the background!

My Novara Randonee.

http://ojuice.teamslack.net/randonee.png

I had nearly enough parts from uprading other bikes to build a new one. I just needed shifters, headset, RD... and a frame :)

I have a carbon, a Ti and Alu bikes so I though I'd try and find a steel frame... but I wanted a modern one, with carbon fork and stays... not an easy find. After a couple of months a Jamis Eclipse was listed on ebay... just my size :) :) :)

Here's the pic of the frame as it was listed. The forks had never been used.
http://www.cyclingforums.com/gallery/data/500/medium/Jamis_Eclipse.jpg


Frame - 04 Jamis Eclipse Reynolds 853, carbon stays
Shifters - DA 9 speed
Bars - Specialised
Stem - Specialized
Headset - FSA Orbit X
Brakes - Ultegra
Fork - Easton EC70
Crank - Ultegra
Pedals - Ultegra
BB - Ultegra
FD - DA Braze-on with carbon clamp
Seatpost - Bontrager Alloy
Saddle - Fizik Pave CP3 custom colours
Chain- HG-93
RD - Ultegra 10 speed
Cassette - DA 9 speed
Wheels - Shimano WH-550
Skewers - Mavic Ti
Tyres - Michelin Megamium
Cages - Specialized 5mm Aluminium

http://www.cyclingforums.com/gallery/data/500/medium/Jamis01LR.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y87/tjchase99/Riding/100_1421.jpg

Bad pic, but its a Felt F3C. Got it this summer (July?) Already has ~1000miles.

I enjoy every mile.

http://www.zzrbikes.com/albums/Philip-Morgan-s-Bikes-and-Cars/Time_Frame_006.jpg


Time VXS frame.

SRAM FOrce groupset

Fulcrum 3 wheels

Here is my first bike, I'm pretty excited to hit the streets come summer.

http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/reins8/CIMG0470.jpg

Here is my first bike, I'm pretty excited to hit the streets come summer.


Hot, but the Impreza looks hotter to me!

I like my newest (old) ride....:D

My morphed Bianchi Camaleonte IV... :D

full Columbus aluminium frameset with Columbus carbon rear end and Columbus carbon fork. Full Campagnolo Record groupset and Mavic Ksyrium SL wheelset. look pedels
Andy
I used to have the old style Corsa with Ultegra & Velocity Deep V's in the same colour. I bought it from Lifecycle and got the wheels from Ben @ Tom Wallace cycles in Lutwyche. I should never have sold it. Wish I could get another set of Deep V's but having them made up and sent to the UK they become quite expensive. Yours looks good with the Kysriums.

Gonna get into the TT, oh yeah.

I have a HED disc and tri spoke as well. Thinking of possibly jumping up to an 808 set up in the future.

Nice bike right now I have to use a roadie for my Tri's but someday I'll have a dedicated Tri bike.... Someday..

Gonna get into the TT, oh yeah.

I have a HED disc and tri spoke as well. Thinking of possibly jumping up to an 808 set up in the future.That bike better be super light to make up for the ugly factor! :eek: