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Originally posted by SCOOBA STEVE
I am in the process of getting my GIANT bike on this thread. meanwhile show me yours and i'll show you mine.

Here's one of mine: Bianchi Mega Pro Veloce 2001 - Celeste Yellow - 55". Carbon forks - a brilliant ride!

spokespoet

Originally posted by SCOOBA STEVE
I am in the process of getting my GIANT bike on this thread. meanwhile show me yours and i'll show you mine.

And here's my other: Peugeot Audax - 55cm. Cromoly frame - good for long runs.

spokespoet

Just a boring 2003 Specialized Allez Comp, with Ksyrium SL's. It's ok for me for though, i'm new to riding road bikes and this is my first bike. Something like a Colnago C40 would be nice one day though, if I ever become good enough/rich enough to justify owning one!

Originally posted by budget_cyclist
Just a boring 2003 Specialized Allez Comp, with Ksyrium SL's. It's ok for me for though, i'm new to riding road bikes and this is my first bike. Something like a Colnago C40 would be nice one day though, if I ever become good enough/rich enough to justify owning one!

Let's be honest, you can never justify a 3500.00 bicycle. I mean, unless were making our living riding them, its pretty tough to do. I also have a Ducati 996, a VFR 750, a Land Rover Discovery, and BMW 540i, none of which I can justify. All I NEED is a diesel Jetta right?

Life is about finding happiness, and at least at this point in mine, these things help me with that. :) My kids aren't bad either :)

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Originally posted by budget_cyclist
Just a boring 2003 Specialized Allez Comp, with Ksyrium SL's. It's ok for me for though, i'm new to riding road bikes and this is my first bike. Something like a Colnago C40 would be nice one day though, if I ever become good enough/rich enough to justify owning one!

I like the Domina Vacanza colour scheme:)
Colnagos are so common in Europe and if someone says he wants Colnago in dont get it... If you want technally good bike then you should buy Merida or smth because well-known Italian brands aren´t as stiff as they are claimed.

I NEED ADVICE!
I'm new to this forum. When I try to load my pics on here it tells me my file is too large. So I tried taking the picture with a 1 mega pixel camera and it still said it was too large. Any advice on getting my digital pics to be a small enough file to load on here. Thank you for helping out the good cyclist but poor computer nerd.

Originally posted by birddogbiker
I NEED ADVICE!
I'm new to this forum. When I try to load my pics on here it tells me my file is too large. So I tried taking the picture with a 1 mega pixel camera and it still said it was too large. Any advice on getting my digital pics to be a small enough file to load on here. Thank you for helping out the good cyclist but poor computer nerd.
Do you have Photoshop? If you have, then open your pic with PH and save for the web.

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Originally posted by robkit
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That condor looks nice,
I've not heard of them, details?

Originally posted by ccdriver
My new Seven Just got it a few days ago, my Serotta was stolen in Sept.


Great looking ride. What were your considerations? or did you just go for the Seven? I'm torn between a Seven and a Moots

Originally posted by angrydave
That condor looks nice,
I've not heard of them, details?

Condor is basicly THE bike shop in London England. Over here the choice is really between the european frame builders like Colnago, Pinarello, Bianchi, Mercx, or the smaller name British ones. We can get some of the bigger name US frames like Trek & Serotta but I havent heard of some on this forum. I ride a Condor because I reckon its nice to make a statement about where you're from with a bike.

When my last bike was stolen I went a bit mad spending on this one. Its basicly maxed out with Carbon - bars & stem (ITM Unika/Uniko), bottle cages, seat post, saddle shell, Cosmic Carbone wheels. The whole thing weighs in at 16 pounds so its light and lively, the inertia of the deep section wheels is also worth a bit on the flats.

Originally posted by poshea
Sharp Bike!

Originally posted by SCOOBA STEVE
I am in the process of getting my GIANT bike on this thread. meanwhile show me yours and i'll show you mine.
Only ONE on the planet like it!

Eeerrrmmm ... the gears must have dropped off somewhere down the road!!!

Shimano Dura Ace track cranks and hubs, ex - Brite cycling team frame - Reynolds 853 "Mega Millennium" tubing with oversized downtube and stiffer rear stays...it still beats a lot of 20 speed bikes on training runs!!!

Picked up my new Bianchi Boron about a month ago. Centaur/Chorus groupset and Campag Proton wheels. (hope the picture is attached)

Originally posted by kagey
Picked up my new Bianchi Boron about a month ago. Centaur/Chorus groupset and Campag Proton wheels. (hope the picture is attached)
what r protons like r tehy any good my biek ahs velocity areo head OC built on record hubs i finaly got MY CARBON STEM Now my merida is complete

here is a close up of my merida IKE carbon stem my merida gross venus C7 built with full record finaly has a carbon stem and handle bar. i am still waiting om those record carbon bidon cages to come in

Sorry Guys don't have a piccy ov My best bike with out Me sat on it so here it is! :D :D :D

Originally posted by Stiff Upper Lip
Nice shot!:) Aerohead and all!

Cheers Buddy! :D

I try My best!!!! LOL