Yea, my entire frame is made of the same material (carbon nanotube) and my rear dropouts are also all carbon, so I was REALLY worried. I'm beoming less so with each ride!

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2006 BMC Pro Machine SLC 01
2007 BMC Team Machine SLT 01

I love that bike. I have a huge BMC thing. Pretty, pretty bike. Brakes, forks, wheels, cables...everything. Good work.

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Existence precedes Essence.

I have had the same forks on my r2.5 and have done many descents including some in the Alpes with no lack of strength. A very solid fork.

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"How bad can it be?" - SimpleS

Or not...

Maybe I'll be able to fix the glitch later...

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Yes

Posted before, but now has some extras (schmolke bars, etc)

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My latest book: "Out of the Melting Pot, Into the Fire" is on sale on Amazon and at other online and local booksellers

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I shall never misuse Rex Kwon Do
I shall be a champion of freedom and justice

Lar Dog's "Mean Machine"

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Lar Dog

heres mine and yes my garage is a mess[/url][/img]

not my house and the shorts are team canada, a much better option than the stars n strips :-)

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http://slow-triathlete.blogspot.com/

g43

Chris,

As you get as old as me you'll understand that the few seconds I "might" loose makes NO difference. My training wheel sets all have the Tufos. The Renn has a Continental : )

And......I hate to start this up, so please let me voice the opinion and then let it go...........the Tufo tests are done with a huge amount of PSI. You have to run high psi and I'm talking 150 or more when using Tufos. They are made this way. I have beam bikes so I don't care about psi and comfort. Tire pressure on a Zipp bike makes almost no change in comfort. Its a "beam bike" thing.

So, when you see me go by.....on a flat, on a climb, on a downhill.....remember, I'm running Tufos, riding a beam bike and I'm old : ) LOL

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My Saber's winter home.

dang 5,000 views and over 100 post in 12 hrs.

C4 Carbon Magic, Beyondfab 85mm wheels, 3ttt tri-bar

OMG, you've hung Christmas lights over your Star Wars doll collection. For your sake I hope your mother doesn't come in your room and discover what really happened to that missing strand. Oh that's right, mother and little sister never penetrate the interior of your room which is so cleverly guarded by that "Do Not Enter" sign.

Is that an original unopened Star Trek season 3 puzzle? I'll give you $3 for it.

Is that the ghost from 3 Men and a Baby hiding behind those curtains?

This is basically my ride except for kysirium elite wheels, DuraAce groupo and Look Keo pedals. Sweet ride. I also have a P3C with zipp 606's.

Okay, yes I'm a sci-fi geek. And they are not dolls, they're action figures!. Those aren't ordinary christmas lights either, every Trek ship ornament made, 13 so far, are hanging from them. My two boys love to play in my downstairs office/trainer room so those toys actually come in real handy. Besides, they'll end up with all this stuff eventually. Except for the original 12 Star Wars figures (second shelf up on the left, next to the Lost in Space robot). I'm taking those to my grave ;)

You forgot to wipe the cobwebs off your bike.

My Softride on an overcast day with the Alaska Range in the background at the Parks Highway Monument turn-around point of our regular 60 minute ride.

You let your kids play with your dolls... I mean action figures?

Yep. My day starts early.