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  • November 21, 2012 at 1:28 am #955951
    dcv
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    My lightest, Scott CR-1 pro conversion. Shares wheelset with the LeMond.
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    14.17 lbs as pictured (not quite 12 lbs, Pete)

    November 21, 2012 at 2:37 am #955954
    vvill
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    How much does that front brake + lever weigh? :D

    I spy an eccentric rear hub.

    November 21, 2012 at 3:04 am #955955
    dcv
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    @vvill 36283 wrote:

    How much does that front brake + lever weigh? :D

    I spy an eccentric rear hub.

    I’m pretty sure it would drop into high 13’s without the brake. Good eye, ENO eccentric hub is the key to converting any road bike.

    November 21, 2012 at 5:57 pm #956006
    GuyContinental
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    My cross bike is staring at me from my office corner… it says “Pssst! You are going to eat for the next three days straight… leave now and earn your turkey…”

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    “…oh and fix my hoods, that’s just embarrassing”

    Number Five is Allliveee!!!

    November 21, 2012 at 6:06 pm #956007
    TwoWheelsDC
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    @GuyContinental 36331 wrote:

    Number Five is Allliveee!!!

    I didn’t even notice this part of the post until well after I thought to myself “that bike is Johnny Five!”

    November 22, 2012 at 3:10 am #956013
    Greenbelt
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    @Rod Smith 36266 wrote:

    A better picture of mine. :p
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    Rod and I had a weigh-off of our work bikes at potluck a couple weeks back. Minus the trailers and crates and panniers, of course, but including my tool bag and pump.

    He “won” by a mile! His bike was well over 40 pounds if I remember right — mine was like 35 or something.

    Mine equipped for apple pie delivery today:

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    November 22, 2012 at 12:30 pm #956018
    dcv
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    @GuyContinental 36331 wrote:

    My cross bike is staring at me from my office corner… it says “Pssst! You are going to eat for the next three days straight… leave now and earn your turkey…”

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]2090[/ATTACH]

    “…oh and fix my hoods, that’s just embarrassing”

    Number Five is Allliveee!!!

    Hilarious.
    Did your bike come with canti rear brakes and direct pull V brakes up front? Also is the front a mini-v brake? I didn’t think integrated brake/shifters worked with long pull V brakes.

    The reason I’m asking is I’m planning a drop bar conversion on a bike with V-brakes and about to order mini-V’s to work with Tiagara shifters.

    November 22, 2012 at 12:33 pm #956019
    dcv
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    @Greenbelt 36338 wrote:

    Rod and I had a weigh-off of our work bikes at potluck a couple weeks back. Minus the trailers and crates and panniers, of course, but including my tool bag and pump.

    He “won” by a mile! His bike was well over 40 pounds if I remember right — mine was like 35 or something.

    Mine equipped for apple pie delivery today:

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    That’s awesome. So Rod is in the lead with 40lbs, I think Pete can beat that.

    November 22, 2012 at 2:53 pm #956015
    Rod Smith
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    A most dubious distinction. For the record it’s sub 40! 😡

    I’m putting on a rigid fork, the stock shock is cooked. I’m hoping that will take a few pounds off.

    November 24, 2012 at 4:02 am #956055
    crysb
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    Tiny-framed new Cross Check, about a month and a half old with 600 miles on it. This photo is from a ride around Burke Lake today. Gorgeous weather!

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    November 24, 2012 at 1:02 pm #956057
    dcv
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    @crysb 36374 wrote:

    Tiny-framed new Cross Check, about a month and a half old with 600 miles on it. This photo is from a ride around Burke Lake today. Gorgeous weather!

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    Nice bike. I like Burke Lake, especially in the winter months when there’s less people on the trail.

    November 24, 2012 at 7:38 pm #953737
    culimerc
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    not exactly my bikes, but…….
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    Riding for the Glory of DC and NoVa bike advocacy.

    November 24, 2012 at 9:12 pm #956065
    vvill
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    @culimerc 36383 wrote:

    not exactly my bikes, but…….
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    Riding for the Glory of DC and NoVa bike advocacy.

    Did you get those at The Bike Lane? Revolution?

    November 25, 2012 at 3:33 pm #956076
    jrenaut
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    Farmington Canal Heritage Trail by thetejon, on Flickr

    Doing a little riding while up in Connecticut for Thanksgiving. The trail was a little disappointing – the website talks about this 80 mile rail trail, but then you realize that most of that is in the “design” stage, and what you actually have is 4 miles full of stop signs. Still, nice to get out.

    Also, I realized how lucky we are in this area – Southington, CT, is far from bike-friendly. The 30MPH road we stayed on had no shoulder (or even sidewalks for the most part) and the cars were doing much more than 30. I got buzzed a few times on a 25mph road with no traffic in the opposite direction. Drivers here may be crazy, but at least we have some options.

    November 26, 2012 at 1:32 pm #956083
    culimerc
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    @vvill 36387 wrote:

    Did you get those at The Bike Lane? Revolution?

    The Bike Arl. one is from Revolution in Clarendon, WABA was via the mail/interwebs (I believe, both were gifts)

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