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    Talk me into buying a new wheelset, would you? Please?

    For inexpensive - but big bang for your buck take a look at the Reynolds Solitude or perhaps the Williams System 30. They both have good aero...
    Post by: tbick, Sep 27, 2010 in forum: Road Cycling
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    Custom Cycling Jerseys

    We've used both Squadra and Hincapie and have been pleased with both. Hincapie's new factory has produced some really great shorts and bibs...
    Post by: tbick, Jan 27, 2009 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    Nominations for best racing tire

    Ditto
    Post by: tbick, May 30, 2007 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    Aero training wheels for Clydesdale?

    Wow, through all the diatribe did I miss how much you actually weigh? I've been riding the Bontrager Race X Lite Aero for a couple of years now...
    Post by: tbick, May 30, 2007 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    Saddle recommendations

    I agree, start with your LBS. A smart person there will know that a proper fit to your "sit bones" is essential, and that softer is not usually...
    Post by: tbick, May 29, 2007 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    First TT intimidation

    I think most of us started out the same way. Just remember that a time trial is a personal effort and you should only judge your performance...
    Post by: tbick, Apr 9, 2007 in forum: Road Cycling
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    Neuvation R28 aero review

    Our experience has been just the opposite. My wife and daughter have about 11k miles on them (They both run these wheels) and my daughter...
    Post by: tbick, Apr 9, 2007 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    The Best Sunglasses for Cycling

    I have Oakley, Bolle and Rudy Project, and a pair of $16 el-cheepo sport glasses. I would sumit that factor number one is comfort....
    Post by: tbick, Oct 9, 2003 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    CATEYE Astrale 8 Computer

    Not sure about the Astrale "8", but have been using an Astrale for a while now and love it. The ability to see cadence and speed at the same time...
    Post by: tbick, Oct 6, 2003 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    cytomax vs accelerade

    I switched to Accelerade this summer and it hit my GI like an explosion! And I have a "cast iron" stomach - nothing has ever bothered me. I...
    Post by: tbick, Oct 2, 2003 in forum: Health Nutrition and Supplements
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    Effect of Alcohol

    I seem to remember an article a few years back indicating that alcohol may significantly reduce the ability of the blood to deliver oxygen...
    Post by: tbick, Oct 2, 2003 in forum: Health Nutrition and Supplements
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    Pedals

    try ebay - you can often get better deals on new and even some slightlly used pedals
    Post by: tbick, Oct 1, 2003 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    The best cycling tips in the world...ever!

    Interval Training 101. Ride hard until you can't ride hard anymore - then ride easy until you can ride hard again!
    Post by: tbick, Oct 1, 2003 in forum: Cycling Training
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    Trek or Cannondale (again)

    Cannondale will be more efficient, but also because of the stiffness will have a more harsh ride - So my opinion is Cannondale for speed, the...
    Post by: tbick, Sep 30, 2003 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    Gloves / numb hands question

    This should bring some interesting responses. I discussed this issue years ago with a sports doctor who worked with the olympic team...and his...
    Post by: tbick, Sep 30, 2003 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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    Motobecane

    Started out riding on a Super Touring in the early 80's. Put thousands of miles on it with no problem ever.
    Post by: tbick, Sep 30, 2003 in forum: Cycling Equipment
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