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Nice!

Thanks! It's a sweet ride.

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What the mind can concieve and believe, it can achieve!

A Portugese Man-O-War is mating with your Scott!!!

Nice trackie

Sorry, not very tinypic.com savy...

 
Best looking transition I've seen.

Any chance you are a member of TNT?

A lot of the bikes in this thread are obviously too small for the people who ride them.

I often see children riding bikes which may have fit years ago but are now much to small. Is it common in the US to ride those tiny bikes? Why not buy a bike in the right frame size? Then you don't need millions of spacers and those ultra long seat posts.

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I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain.

it isn't to 'small'

its too 650C

but we already have a nice set of 650C wheels and the frame was super cheap.

it was a budgetary consideration. For $400 of brand new frame what would have been faster?

it may help you feel smug to have no spacers on your bike, and sure it looks better, but from a pragmatic perspective the only thing we are giving up is, well nothing really. Its not a carbon fork or anything in danger of snapping.

a short/tall bike like a cannondale might fit better but they don't sell anything fast for $400

a bigger cervelo would have been too long

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Kat Hunter reports on the San Dimas Stage Race from inside the GC winning team
Aeroweenie.com -Compendium of Aero Data and Knowledge
Freelance sports & outdoors writer Kathryn Hunter

Any chance you are a member of TNT?

Perhaps he/she do races with absolutly no on-course support! :)

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Steve Fleck @stevefleck | Blog

My new S3, awesome bike!!!

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Cervelo R3 and Cannondale Synapse, Argon18 Electron Track Bike

Great looking bike. I love how the grays in the wheel and paint complement.

The outgoing bike to be changed to foul weather and trainer duty and the incoming bike:

Paul, I'm wondering if you can provide us with some more details about the construction of your homemade disc. I've always been interested in trying this out.

Thanks Dave!

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Mine from this morning's ride. The photo is a little blurry...

It's 3 years old, needs a little cleaning, but I still love it.

Hard to believe its been 3 years since you first posted pics of that bike. Still looks great!

Man, I HEART those bikes, although the Madone with the wheel cover looks a little weird :)

PS- A group of us are riding from Farm and Fleet in Watertown tomorrow am at 8am, if you are interested

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Rather than look back and say "why?", look forward and say "why not?!"

 
"Hard to believe its been 3 years..."

I was thinking the same thing. I still think of it as my new bike. (I actually have a Litespeed that's a little newer) I'm amazed by the seeming endless number of folks who seem to get a new top end bike (at least) each season around here.

My ride is almost vintage; one of the last years that Tequilo frames were made in the USA. I just pulled it out of storage.

dude

your STA

madness!

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Aeroweenie.com -Compendium of Aero Data and Knowledge
Freelance sports & outdoors writer Kathryn Hunter

Alright I laughed out loud at that.

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