Search results

Unfortunately yes. Ahhh! I actually got a good chuckle out of that one.

Yeah, get the pump that comes with the needle valve attachments that will allow you to also pump up a basketball, soccerball, football, etc. Topeak Joe Blow Sport Pump!

Can we just put all the Helmet Nazis in one large overseas cargo container and ship them all off to some socialist country where they would better fit in.

The myth about Campy being long lasting is dead. Servicing a Campy lever is worse than going to have the BMW serviced.

Why is it important for the HELMET NAZIS to tell everybody what to do???

Man, Trek didn't even invent that stuff. Carbon lugs were used ong before Trek. So what? Trek's got that internal lug thing that makes it look like its not even a lug at all. Other bike companies have done that. Trek's not the first. They may be the first to beat their chests and say that...

I don't know if that is true or not. Its not like they hold records on who's the first at that stuff. Sounds reasonable and plausible enough though so I think you've proven yourself on this one.

:rolleyes: Shimano was the first to introduce 8 and then 9 speed drivetrains, not Campagnolo! Shimano has been the industry leader in new technology. "Nothing against Campagnolo, but Shimano is to be credited with revolutionizing bicycle componentry over the last 20 years. From lightweight...

Pro-Choice here!

CyclingNews.com has its own photographers, writers, etc. It is a professional journal of cycling. Campyonly is biased and lacks the objectivity to be a professional source of information, and we see now why Dennis Dee gets his breakfast there with lokstah's lips firmly entrenched on his ass.

We already knew that you were a frequent visitor and contributor of the campaonly website. So, go ahead and see the world through your Campy-colored glasses. Let's see. Comparing credibility of these different news sources. Moser gives us CyclingNews.com. And Dennis "I heart campy" Dee...

CyclingNews.com is a reliable source. I'm going with that. I think that just about ends that rumor. Good detective work!

Early season! Clap! Clap! Clap! Clap! Clap! Early Season! Clap! Clap! Clap! Clap! How do you know that the rider prefers one over another? It is a breach of contract to be sponsored by a company, namely Shimano, and ride a different groupset. PS- amateur rider, what would you do if...

:rolleyes: Look at the pic again. No question it isn't Shimano. Info on the rider? Info on the date? But thanks for playing the game and posting the OLD picture!

:rolleyes:

Dude! Give it up. You just said on p.1 of this thread that Record was so smooth and just jizzy all over it and how "Anything spinning..........rotating........... you want Record, trust me... its worth the extra $100 .. or so.", now after the bearings were pointed out to you to be the exact...

You're the one that just knows that Record **** is soooo much smoother spinning than Chorus, so why don't you tell us what the difference is with the Record races as compared to the Chorus?

So, if you want the valve hole between two near parallel spokes, why don't you just do this... Find on the old rim where the valve hole is between two parallel spokes and not the offset in the rim. Then, on the new rim rotate it such that the high/low offset matches the two parallel spokes...

Jobst Brandt's book states that spoke holes that are staggered from the center line of the rim are offset. The post was referring to how the non-drive side spokes were tensioned comparitatively to the drive-side.

No. Mavic Open Pros are offset.