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04-05.-2008, 11:15 PM
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Back to the Future
Just saw an ad on Velonews.com for a place that is selling...gasp, Record and DA hubs laced to DT rims with dt spokes, laced 3 cross, brass nipps and ...tied and soldered. Like this is a new thing. I don't agree with their reasons to do it BUT. Marketing something that decent bike shops have been doing for decades, including us.
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05-05.-2008, 02:14 PM
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Re: Back to the Future
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Tubulars? |
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05-05.-2008, 02:25 PM
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Re: Back to the Future
No doubt Competitive Cyclist, as well as all of the other followers, have been itching to find a way to latch on to the coat tails of Vecchio's.
Funny thing, though: there are all sorts of LBS than have been selling all sorts of quality bike kit that not even the revered Vecchio's sells. I know it's hard to believe that quality stuff could be made today, without using the revered and idolized methods of 20-30 years ago, but using a bit of critical thought and scientific reasoning, a person can actually discover that there's quite a bit of modern, high tech kit that is excellent. What a breakthrough.  |
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05-05.-2008, 10:23 PM
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Re: Back to the Future
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Clinchers, DT 1.1 rims, double eyelet, I assume(they make an inferior single eyelet model). I hope DT does make a tubie rim, sure like their clincher rims. |
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05-05.-2008, 10:24 PM
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Re: Back to the Future
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adios............................ |
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06-05.-2008, 01:12 AM
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Re: Back to the Future
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You don't have many friends, do you? |
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06-05.-2008, 04:53 AM
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Are we keeping score? No matter, I've always got you, babycakes. |
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06-05.-2008, 05:21 AM
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Actually that's kinda true. I look forward to your posts...acerbic as they are. |
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