Dawes Edge XT, it`s 12 years old (old school!) never had a problem apart from the od puncture. Ride 6 miles a day to work and back.
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Dawes Edge XT, it`s 12 years old (old school!) never had a problem apart from the od puncture. Ride 6 miles a day to work and back.
Ha! Still surprised nobody said anything with my bike /with/ and engine. :suspect:
Right now I have a senior design project which is to come up with way to automate the position of the seat and aerobars of your personal bicycle (not a fit bike) in a wind tunnel to reduce drag. Would any of you cyclists go to a bike shop to get fitted if it was a couple hundred bucks?
I think they were ignoring it thinking you might have sub-par reading skills! LOL I keed, I keed!Quote:
Originally Posted by onebadmollafolla
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Originally Posted by onebadmollafolla
That's EXACTLY what I thought, "he must have missed the part in the header about without engines"Quote:
Originally Posted by CoopKill
Interesting idea but for $200, I think this will probably be mostly for hardcore or competition riders only, I.e. the folks for whom every extra second counts.Quote:
Originally Posted by mike92stealthtt
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From $50 which it is aprox. now to $200 I think would be out of reach unless one was TT competing on a regular basis. Around a $100 would be tempting...
Got a $1200 Haro hard tail downhill mountain bike. With front shocks and front & rear disc brakes. Been over a year since I last rode it LOL.
I picked this up first week of September. It's a full carbon fiber Bottecchia CF67pro.
http://i630.photobucket.com/albums/u...n-stuff040.jpg
only have a bit over 200 miles on it so far
I have a Giant road bike from the late 90s. I haven't ridden it in years though :(
I need to get it fixed and get back on the road sometime this upcoming Spring.
2007 Trek Equinox 7 (racing)
2004 Giant Boulder (commuting)
I haven't been riding at all since I became a Dad, but I will be getting back into it this winter (starting on the trainer). Still commute 6.5 miles round trip per day (4-5 days per week). I used to ride 80-150 miles per week depending on my training schedule, usually 20-25mi twice on the weekdays, and then 40-100 on the weekends. Got up to something like 270 in one week when training for an Ironman in 2008. Hope to get back to that next summer or the one after.
I am deserving of an upgrade on the TT bike and have been for awhile, but I just can't get myself to save up the money. Every time I start saving it ends up going to the cars or my computers... I guess I have too many hobbies, haha.