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Hip's Next Machine - Road Fixie

 
 
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Old 08-06.-2004, 05:00 PM   #76
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>>Just one more to enter double figures..

>I stepped away from that goal when I started giving bikes away an
>selling them. Speaking of which, do you want to buy a
>- Planet-X Zebdi trials bike $160
>- Intense M1 DH bike $2300 Either one and you hit double figures... :


No! wouldnt have a road fixy tho? Just like SuzyJ's ?? 54'ish size

>You've gotta post pics of them all for it to count! :

i kno, o kno. add another thing to 'the list

F
- Never ridden a dually (unless you count a Ducati) but would ler
to try it


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Old 08-06.-2004, 05:14 PM   #77
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>Originally posted by flyingdutch wouldnt have a road fixy tho? Jus
>like SuzyJ's ?? 54'ish size


Soon... but it's more like an evil twin, than the same as Suzy's :
Actually, calling it a 'twin' is tainting the vastly superior Littl
Fish.. mine is more like a bank robber that the Little Fish once saw o
TV... (too long in the office, sorry..

>You've gotta post pics of them all for it to count! :P i kno, o kno
>add another thing to 'the list


Consider it added :P I want to see these beauties hanging fro
everything you have in your backyard.. ;-

>Never ridden a dually (unless you count a Ducati but would ler
>to try it


It's a device to make climbing even harder and descending even faster.
kinda like eating chocolate the way I do.. :

hipp


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Old 08-06.-2004, 08:45 PM   #78
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flyingdutch wrote:
> FD
> - Never ridden a dually (unless you count a Ducati) but would lerv
> to try it!



Well, given that you live not far from me, I've got a duallie (a prope
XC one, not an undersprung climbing monstrosity, thank-you hippy....)
and I'm still keen to see whether I like this 'road' thing, you'r
welcome to do an exchange one day for a quick blat around loca
Kew/Balwyn/Bulleen trails..


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Old 09-06.-2004, 01:45 PM   #79
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eddiec wrote:
> Well, given that you live not far from me, I've got a duallie (a proper
> XC one, not an undersprung climbing monstrosity, thank-you hippy....),
> and I'm still keen to see whether I like this 'road' thing, you're
> welcome to do an exchange one day for a quick blat around local
> Kew/Balwyn/Bulleen trails...



Your on!!

warning. thou holds true to the 'italian way' so the roadies are attire
with 'true-believer' equipment Jap-crap is purely for mtb'


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Old 09-06.-2004, 01:45 PM   #80
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>Originally posted by flyingdutch thou holds true to the 'italian way
>so the roadies are attired with 'true-believer' equipment Jap-crap i
>purely for mtb'


<bitchslap-mode: on

It's the engine that matters anyway.. race me and my Shimano and th
loser has to change groupset allegiances :

I have no real link with either company.. I might actually use Campa
one day.. if I could only find a bike shop with it

I think I've just worked out why you struggle with bike funds.. it's al
that overpriced Campy stuff you buy.. :

<bitchslap-mode: off

Possibly useful info: Ultegra will be coming out in a 10spd version

hipp
- big ;-


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Old 09-06.-2004, 02:00 PM   #81
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hippy wrote:
> <bitchslap-mode: on> It's the engine that matters anyway.. race me and
> my Shimano and the loser has to change groupset allegiances :P I have no
> real link with either company.. I might actually use Campag one day.. if
> I could only find a bike shop with it! I think I've just worked out why
> you struggle with bike funds.. it's all that overpriced Campy stuff you
> buy.. :P <bitchslap-mode: off>
> Possibly useful info: Ultegra will be coming out in a 10spd version.
> hippy
> - big ;-)



Had sugar then? thawt that'd reel you in! campy aint any mor
expensive (unless you go to record) Once I grovel my way up to Cgrad
your on! Im bettin Ultegra 10spd is accomponied by a price hike too :-


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Old 09-06.-2004, 02:30 PM   #82
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>Originally posted by flyingdutch Had sugar then? ;

Had lunch and some Iced coffee.. mmm.. now where's the chocolate?

>thawt that'd reel you in


I bait easy, but I'm rarely serious in my replies :

>campy aint any more expensive (unless you go to record


Yeah, but I'm out in the 'burbs where there's not many bike shops wit
the big C in stock

>Once I grovel my way up to Cgrade your on


Sure you don't want me to just enter D grade? I haven't raced sinc
before April.. how slack

>Im bettin Ultegra 10spd is accomponied by a price hike too :-


No doubt, but then maybe 9spd will be cheaper. I have an answer t
component maker price hikes.. it's called a singlespeed... ;

hipp


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Old 09-06.-2004, 03:02 PM   #83
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"hippy" <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message
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[...]

> <bitchslap-mode: on>
>
> It's the engine that matters anyway.. race me and my Shimano and the
> loser has to change groupset allegiances :P
>
> I have no real link with either company.. I might actually use Campag
> one day.. if I could only find a bike shop with it!
>
> I think I've just worked out why you struggle with bike funds.. it's
> all that overpriced Campy stuff you buy.. :P
>
> <bitchslap-mode: off>


When was the last time Campy won the TdF?

'nuff said.

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Old 09-06.-2004, 03:03 PM   #84
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"hippy" <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message
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[...]

> No doubt, but then maybe 9spd will be cheaper. I have an answer to
> component maker price hikes.. it's called a singlespeed...


When was the last time a single-speed won the TdF?

'nuff said.

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Old 09-06.-2004, 03:45 PM   #85
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Drs wrote:
> When was the last time Campy won the TdF?
> 'nuff said.



Indurain. 5 times in a row i believe (even used a triple in on
stage

Watch the recent Giro? Campag T-Mobile sponsored by Shimano with shiman
stickers all over em has the vast majority of their riders re-specci
their machines to campag (Zabel, Ullrich, etc

A commodore wins Bathurst. I aint buyin a conformadore

TdF is a bad example to site probably well over 80% was won on campa

Damn. you suckin me in to a grouppo squabble

look away. they know not what they say..


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Old 09-06.-2004, 04:45 PM   #86
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In aus.bicycle on Wed, 9 Jun 2004 16:03:47 +1000
DRS <drs@remove.this.ihug.com.au> wrote:
> "hippy" <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message
> news:Hfxxc.68017$9I2.21511@fe08.usenetserver.com
>
> [...]
>
>> No doubt, but then maybe 9spd will be cheaper. I have an answer to
>> component maker price hikes.. it's called a singlespeed...

>
> When was the last time a single-speed won the TdF?


when was the last time you competed in it?

'nuff said...

Zebee
- who won her last motorcyce race in the late 80s and is very unlikely
to win another on the bikes she rides now. but the race bikes would
be horrible things to ride to Perth on carrying clothes and camping kit
for a month.
 
Old 09-06.-2004, 08:53 PM   #87
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"Zebee Johnstone" <zebee@zip.com.au> wrote in message
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> In aus.bicycle on Wed, 9 Jun 2004 16:03:47 +1000
> DRS <drs@remove.this.ihug.com.au> wrote:
>> "hippy" <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message
>> news:Hfxxc.68017$9I2.21511@fe08.usenetserver.com
>>
>> [...]
>>
>>> No doubt, but then maybe 9spd will be cheaper. I have an answer to
>>> component maker price hikes.. it's called a singlespeed...

>>
>> When was the last time a single-speed won the TdF?

>
> when was the last time you competed in it?


What does that have to do with anything?

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Old 10-06.-2004, 08:15 AM   #88
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Drs wrote:
> "Zebee Johnstone" <zebee@zip.com.au> wrote in message news:slrnccdfq-
> e.6fq.zebee@zeus.zipworld.com.aunew...zebee@zeus.zipwo-
> rld.com.au
> > In aus.bicycle on Wed, 9 Jun 2004 16:03:47 +1000 DRS
> > <drs@remove.this.ihug.com.au> wrote:
> >> "hippy" <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message news:Hfxxc-
> >> .68017$9I2.21511@fe08.usenetserver.comnews:Hfxxc.68017$9I2.21511@fe0-
> >> 8.usenetserver.com
> >>
> >> [...]
> >>
> >>> No doubt, but then maybe 9spd will be cheaper. I have an answer to
> >>> component maker price hikes.. it's called a singlespeed...
> >>
> >> When was the last time a single-speed won the TdF?

> >
> > when was the last time you competed in it?

> What does that have to do with anything?
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Huh??

Where is that zeebee post you are quoting? Its gone! Is there som
function to remove a post


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Old 10-06.-2004, 08:51 PM   #89
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"flyingdutch" <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message
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[...]

> Huh???
>
> Where is that zeebee post you are quoting? Its gone! Is there some
> function to remove a post?


It is possible to cancel your own posts on Usenet, although not all servers
will honour cancel messages because of the high number of frauds. However,
I suspect it's more likely Zebee's post simply hasn't circulated to your
server yet (which is precisely why you should always quote relevant
material - there is no guarantee that all posts will reach all servers).

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Old 11-06.-2004, 08:45 AM   #90
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Drs wrote:
> It is possible to cancel your own posts on Usenet, although not all
> servers will honour cancel messages because of the high number of
> frauds. However, I suspect it's more likely Zebee's post simply hasn't
> circulated to your server yet (which is precisely why you should always
> quote relevant material - there is no guarantee that all posts will
> reach all servers).



Oh

what do you 'read' this forum in? maybe time to look at a change..


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