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would you like a littme more bike with that carbon fiber? lol nice freaking bike

Fondriest.TF1

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BMC SL01
SRAM Force


thank you crank n' cycles...If you are ever in SW WA, take a trip to Crank N' Cycles.

Old Fondriest line, or the newly risen Fondriest line?

Old Fondriest line - TF-1 Evoluzione. Fondriest name was bought by Esperia, who also owns the Torpado name. I've seen a 2007 Fondriest website, and a very familiar line up of frames - but I don't know if they are selling or by whom. I was friends with Francesco Fondriest, who was running the former factory, but he is now completely out of cycling and into horses. How involved Maurizio is with Esperia - I have no idea.
Has anyone seen the "new" Fondriests from Esperia, or know anything about them? I've purchased 5 Fondriest bikes, so I would be interested. [3 are mine, 1 I bought for my gf, and 1 to tempt my best friend into riding]. I still love the TF-1, even though it needs a stiffer front fork. That frame was the last one out the door of the old factory when it was shut down.
I'll attach a pic I love - my gf helping build her own bike up at the old factory.

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Ok so excuse the ignorance but how do you get the images up in big style like most of you have??

I go to insert an image but it wants a url??.... the pics i have are in my local drive

Go to photobucket.com and sign up for an account... Upload pictures. Link from there...

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"If you don't keep turning the crank, you won't get where you're going." -Albert Kong

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Look 595 (with SRAM Force kit)
Bianchi San Jose (SS or Fixed)
Rock Lobster Steel CX

2006 Specialized Roubaix

Is this the carbon frame? looks like my size I noticed you changed the stem. Is it as comfortable as they say it is ? I too was looking for a comfortable bike and almost ordered a roubaix but got a size 51 jamis ventura comp that was already in my LBS.

Yes this is full carbon monocoque. It's 54cm. I was between 52 & 54. The original stem was 110 but they swapped it for a 90 which makes the rise steeper I believe. It's a nice bike. The Roubaix gets tons of great reviews. Very comfy and the first bike I said WOW when I stepped on the pedals. Having said that I plan on going up to a $3000 range bike in the next year or so which should get the weight down a few pounds and I want to test ride more bikes from a wide variety of manufacturers. I could live with Specialized forever (an S Works Roubaix or Tarmac would be sweet) but you never know what else is out there...

Cervelo R3 - every bit as good as you have heard.

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Very nice, only thing you need to do now is take off the caps of your inner tubes (hehe)

here u go

That Cervelo R3 would be better with Zipp 303s for climbing, if that's what you bought for. I love it when Cervelos are CSC authentic in build, but actually my CF and AL Soloist are better built than the team bikes!

Here's mine. 06 Specialized Allez Elite.

2007 Lemond Zurich Min/Max carbon frame. All stock except new saddle and Dura-Ace Wh-7800 wheelset.

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