H.H. Scott

Damn! You beat me to it! Of course, I don't have mine yet.

Now I really can't wait!

The more I see them, the more I'm really liking the B2's....
very nice!

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"Pace is just a matter of having enough RedBull..." -Rappstar

Nice bike! Can't identify the pre-amp...but wtf is that on the very top shelf?? Are them candles??? Don't you know they could melt all that carbon if they were to catch that couch on fire :-)

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Well I believe in God, and the only thing that scares me is Keyser Soze

You need to move your seat forward.

Where was the porn? All I saw was bike pics.

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Don

Tri-ing to have fun. Anything else is just a bonus!

When is yours due? Thankfully the weather has changed and I can get out more. Daylight savings will help also. I am planning a cycling camp next week. Should be fun. I have a new, shorter stem waiting to be installed at the LBS (ACME Multisports) so the seat position may change. I have a 50/36 on my road bike so the 54/42 is a nice change.

Now this is a great looking bike. I really like the design of this bike and it looks like you have it speced out very nicely. Just can not stand the look of the seat post. Functional I am sure but esthetics are horrible.

I have the same problem with my Dual. I hate the looks of the seatpost and would like to find a SLC SL seat post that I could use on the Dual. I would just cram the seat forward from there and know it would work.

Mine's overdue, as you might see I'm starting to whine in other threads. :)

I have an IM in about 10 weeks and it would be great to actually have the bike I plan to race with.

What size is yours? I'm so jealous!

I know that arent aero anymore but with the bottle launchers mounted behind the saddle, it looks great. I'll post another pic if I can find it.

56cm. I got it right around the beginning of the year. Training for Gulf Coast now.

Dang, us little people always get picked on. 48's and 50's still not available yet.

ok, what rear brake did you use

Factory set up, and it has worked on both race and training wheels. I have left the carbon pads on while its on the trainer but I can change pads without removing the rear wheel.

Sweet bike!

The hi fi is a little before my time though (even the NAD).

Steve

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Nice looking new steed you have there. Nice to see something posted besides a Planet X. Will you be racing on the Hed 3s? Best of luck with her.

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What size frame is that? The 54T chainring looks massive.

Awsome...
Mine should be here by the end of the month.. I cannot wait.

Nice job aligning the HED decals but what's with the funky shower curtain on your sparkling clean window? ;-)

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"Good genes are not a requirement, just the obsession to beat ones brains out daily"...the Griz

Looks really nice with the HED wheels. Once you finish the fit, have your shop (or if you're a do it yourself guy) cut down the cable housing 3-4 inches. With the top tube entry, you don't need the "loop" you'd need with the downtube mounted guides. Keeping the housing below and aside the stem is helpful.

Did you get the tube width info you were looking for, esp seat stay and seat tube?


Sweet ride!

-SD

What is up with those drapes?????
nice bike...

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