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Old 02-03.-2004, 02:07 PM   #316
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WOW! that is THE BRIGHTEST bike i have EVER seen! holy cow! and i thought my brother's bike was bright!
http://www.giantbicycles.com/images.../2002/Tcr_2.jpg
haha, that doesnt even seem like its got light at all! compared to your bike! haha. but yes, the new one is MUCH more what i would want... that green just is a tad too much for me!
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Old 02-03.-2004, 02:15 PM   #317
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Specialized calls it "Grabber Green" - and it does just that. But I thought it helped cars avoid me in the fog . It's supposed to be a popular frame with Tri's due to that M4 compound they used in that year's Allez - very rigid, but not too harsh. Hopefully a Tri person will buy it from me too .

BTW: you asked how much the Seven was - the frame is $2800. I transferred most other things and at the last minute went for the Stella bar...too pimp, I had to have it.

PS: The gold "7" badge on the head tube is 24k plated - done by the bike shop for little coin actually. Looks great I think...
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Old 02-03.-2004, 02:22 PM   #318
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indeed, that emblem is awesome, my giant emblem is kinda loose, makes me mad, but i think it can hold up. also, that price is NUTS! being a college kid, that frame is going to wait a WHILE! BUT ONE DAY, IT WILL BE MINE, OH YES, IT WILL BE MINE! (just got done watching waynes world, ironically). but yes, that bike and the emblem look great, im jealous
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Hit the books dude! )

Glad you like it, I'm very happy with the results. If it makes you feel less jealous, I'm an old man who rides the bike mostly to train for the Pan-Mass Challenge - so it's not JUST all about me.
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haha, but still, any way you look at it, that bike is killer, and no matter the age, or what your training for, its awesome. sheesh, im only riding for a college team? thats not too big a deal..
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Old 03-03.-2004, 03:35 AM   #321
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haha, i guess i might be wrong with my opinioins.... but yeah, that picture isnt very good for the justice, i need to snap a few more pics tonight, but i wont post them, bore everyone.... haha, thanks for the more compliments though! i am satisfied with it right now though


I really like the pic. mostly cause of the snow in the background ((florida???)) and the promise of a good ride in days to come.
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Old 03-03.-2004, 04:59 AM   #322
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I really like the pic. mostly cause of the snow in the background ((florida???)) and the promise of a good ride in days to come.


lol, i think you were looking at the wrong pic? it hasnt snowed here in florida in FOREVER! but mines the giant in the hallway of my dorm, you can see an exit sign in the background... no snow in the dorm yet, just lots of other strange occurances!
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Old 04-03.-2004, 06:22 AM   #323
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Hello everyone,
I,m new in the forum. For the little I,ve read by now, I find it very interesting and useful. Though I live far from most of you, hope one day we can share some good rides.

To begin with, here,s is a picture of what you call my ride ¿don´t you?
For me it had always been a bike

http://www.pixum.de/int/img.php?u=j...3&ts=12480&np=1
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Hello everyone,
I,m new in the forum. For the little I,ve read by now, I find it very interesting and useful. Though I live far from most of you, hope one day we can share some good rides.

To begin with, here,s is a picture of what you call my ride ¿don´t you?
For me it had always been a bike

http://www.pixum.de/int/img.php?u=j...3&ts=12480&np=1


That is cool looking, but what the heck is it. Never seen or heard of it before.
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Kouta is a relativ new and small italian company. I think this guys are the same as the producers of well-known sintema carbon forks. They are also into others carbon parts, such as stems, bars. In fact most of their frames range are carbon frames. Mine is aluminium with the rear carbon triangule sticked to the main part. The fork is a Sintema full carbon.

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Kouta is a relativ new and small italian company. I think this guys are the same as the producers of well-known sintema carbon forks. They are also into others carbon parts, such as stems, bars. In fact most of their frames range are carbon frames. Mine is aluminium with the rear carbon triangule sticked to the main part. The fork is a Sintema full carbon.

thanks for the compliment


Checked out the website and you are correct. Very nice looking. Why did you not avail yourself of all the carbon they have to offer. I am now drooling all over myself after looking at what they offer. I guess there is a reason my wife won't let me have the checkbook or credit card. Happy riding.
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Old 04-03.-2004, 08:57 AM   #327
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custom made frame, shimano 105/ultegra/sante mix.


How do you like your Guru Tantrik??? It is a beautiful ride!! I bought my wife a custom steel Guru a couple of years ago and she loves it. I have recently fallen in lust with their new Carbonio/ti. I currently ride a super sweet custom ti bike (built by Rich Gangl in Golden, CO) with full Campy Record but I would like to add a second steed to the stable. Just looking for your impressions.

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To begin with, here,s is a picture of what you call my ride ¿don´t you?
For me it had always been a bike



what is with the spanish riders?? why are they so hot?? is it the pyrenees?? the bulls?? what?!!!
It could be that Tyler rides in SPain.

I just heard this accent when I read that and just like in 'breaking away' melted.

ahhhh to ride in SPain.
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Just went for my first ride.... I have to say, these bars ROCK! VERY comfortable!
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Just went for my first ride.... I have to say, these bars ROCK! VERY comfortable!


how much do those cost? i just got some new ones, but they havent come in yet, and they are cheap too, i just got them because my old ones are 44's, which are bigger than my shoulder width, so i got some smaller ones, but i didnt wanna take the time to research good ones, those look nice though!
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