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Old 31-01.-2004, 03:59 AM   #241
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Ok, here she is...just finished the build.

Pedal Force ZX2, Campy Chorus, FSA Compact...
Who do you race with in Topeka? I used to live in Kansas City and know many of the people in KCBC.
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Old 31-01.-2004, 05:23 AM   #242
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here is my bianchi, up for sale in classifieds
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Old 31-01.-2004, 05:38 AM   #243
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Exchanged my Dura Ace crank for an FSA Carbon...Couldn't edit my previous post (Forum limitation) so I am re-posting pic.


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Old 31-01.-2004, 05:44 AM   #244
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My Baby with some new Shimano Dura Ace Carbon wheels...


That's a beauty! What those wheels run you?
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Old 31-01.-2004, 06:11 AM   #245
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Who do you race with in Topeka? I used to live in Kansas City and know many of the people in KCBC.


I don't race at all...I strictly train. Riding is my preferred aerobic activity and I just like the feeling of being on my bike. I don't even ride with a group...though I think I may change that this year.
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Old 31-01.-2004, 08:25 AM   #246
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That's a beauty! What those wheels run you?


Thanks! It's taken me quite a while to get all the parts together to build it up.

The wheels retail for $1,395 but I got them new, plus the tires, for about 1/2 that on eBay (GOD Bless eBay).
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Old 31-01.-2004, 12:29 PM   #247
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Thanks! It's taken me quite a while to get all the parts together to build it up.

The wheels retail for $1,395 but I got them new, plus the tires, for about 1/2 that on eBay (GOD Bless eBay).


I agree on Ebay. I didnt buy anything for my pinarello on Ebay, but I always build my MTB bikes from there.

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Old 01-02.-2004, 09:41 AM   #248
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Just wanted to toss in a shot of mine. Built it myself. Hand picked the componants prepped the frame and all!
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Old 01-02.-2004, 09:55 AM   #249
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Just wanted to toss in a shot of mine. Built it myself. Hand picked the componants prepped the frame and all!



I'll try one more time. oh well guess not. (sigh)
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just for a laugh....
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Old 01-02.-2004, 03:07 PM   #252
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haha yeah .. just so you know what that there bike is, its a raliegh 20, they are quite old (early 60s) but that one is a late 60s model(note the carrier is chromed steel, the earlier ones the carrier was made of colored/coloured tubing) do i sound sad knowing so much about an old bike like that?
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Daft that's wicked Oldschool
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Hi Gang! I'm a Newbie, LBS sold me this Cannondale R800, snow on the ground here, 0 miles on the bike. Anyone have any opinions on this bike for a rookie just starting to road cycle?
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Old 01-02.-2004, 04:33 PM   #255
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Thanks Stiff!
Can't wait until the snow melts, I've been practicing on the clipless pedals in the doorway after reading all the horror stories about rookies & clipless pedals. I hope to be able to eventually ride with the group at the LBS. I am really happy I found this forum, have learned a lot just reading everyones posts.

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