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July 19, 2013 at 6:31 pm in reply to: "I saw this deal, and thought someone might like it" thread. #975906
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Participantthis has got to be the worst frankenbike i’ve ever seen
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/doc/bik/3945738930.htmlJune 27, 2013 at 1:55 pm in reply to: "I saw this deal, and thought someone might like it" thread. #974086pikebike
ParticipantTrek 1.1 only $150?!
looks to be smaller
has a revolution sticker on the frame as wellhttp://washingtondc.craigslist.org/doc/bik/3897952753.html
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ParticipantAwesome. That answered my question. After 35 miles I was praying for it to end and cursing the trees for putting their roots on the path.
thanks!
June 25, 2013 at 1:05 pm in reply to: "I saw this deal, and thought someone might like it" thread. #973874pikebike
ParticipantI have a 2006 poprad. They are a bit longer than usual. I have a 57cm. According to trek it measures 578mm: http://www.vintage-trek.com/Trek-Fisher-Klein-Lemond/2004specmanualLemond.pdf
It fits me great. I would assume the geometry didnt change over the years.June 12, 2013 at 2:31 am in reply to: "I saw this deal, and thought someone might like it" thread. #972627pikebike
Participanthe actually replied with his exact address, which happened to be across the street from the Alexandria Spokes Etc and right down the street from me. Someone got a steal. Oh well. Next time!
June 11, 2013 at 9:10 pm in reply to: "I saw this deal, and thought someone might like it" thread. #972610pikebike
Participantwell… he told me he’d be available from 5-7:30 today. I told him I’d be there at 5 on the dot. he emailed me at 4:50 and said it was sold. I wanted those wheels…
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ParticipantI just put Salsa Cowbell 2 bars on one of my bikes and love them. They flare out slightly so they give a few different hand positions. I also love the compactness of them. And they’re only $45.
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ParticipantI recently purchased a 2004 Poprad in a 57cm, when I should have gone with a 55cm due to the different geometry of the Lemonds. It had a 120mm stem on it stock, which stretched me out far too much. My road bike is a true 58cm with a 100mm stem and fits me perfectly. I swapped the stem with a 110mm I had laying around, and while it felt better, I still felt too stretched. So I bought a 90mm stem and the bike fits me perfectly now. I say you buy a 100mm stem and see how it works. They’re fairly cheap and easy to install, and help when you have a few laying around if you end up with a stockade of bikes.
I guessed on the 90mm size by just placing my hands in a comfortable position on my handle bars, and then roughly measuring the distance from my hands to the hoods to see how much I needed to remove with a shorter stem. It worked pretty well for me.
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ParticipantI happened to be recording during my first fall. The angle and noise are bad, but atleast the fall was graceful!
http://youtu.be/i5arU_SsJr0?t=3m6spikebike
ParticipantI also happened to be recording during one of those falls.. http://youtu.be/i5arU_SsJr0?t=3m9s
It was quite graceful if I say so myself!pikebike
ParticipantI completed the 40 on my cross as well and the roots a rocks towards the end rubbed my palms pretty raw. I also fell a good 5 times due to stubbornness and not wanting to pick my bike up over obstacles.
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