Top of Mt William. 1200m above sea level (approx)
The last 2km's averaged 14%!
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Solirossi
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Top of Mt William. 1200m above sea level (approx)
The last 2km's averaged 14%!
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rpmspinman
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Great shot mate. Awesome.Solirossi wrote:
Top of Mt William. 1200m above sea level (approx)
The last 2km's averaged 14%!
Cheers
Shav
My Bikes:
2011 Kona Dew Plus (commuter)
2012 Focus Cayo 2.0 (road)
2015 Cervelo S5 VWD
Shav
My Bikes:
2011 Kona Dew Plus (commuter)
2012 Focus Cayo 2.0 (road)
2015 Cervelo S5 VWD
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Kenzo
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Was the bike moving so fast it moved out of shot?Solirossi wrote:
Top of Mt William. 1200m above sea level (approx)
The last 2km's averaged 14%!
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Mulger bill
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THAT is a great shot! Nice looking steed too. 
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
London Boy 29/12/2011
London Boy 29/12/2011
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Solirossi
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Yeah im pretty quick up them hills!!Kenzo wrote:Was the bike moving so fast it moved out of shot?Solirossi wrote:
Top of Mt William. 1200m above sea level (approx)
The last 2km's averaged 14%!
Nah just rubbish cropping by me.
Thanks for the compliments though guys. It was a great climb and the bike certainly out preformed me up it.
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DoogleDave
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Thought it was about time to post up a pic of my ride...
Felt F75 (2012)
Nothing fancy, but it's great to ride and I love the look of it (which is all that really matters...LOL)
Dave
Felt F75 (2012)
Nothing fancy, but it's great to ride and I love the look of it (which is all that really matters...LOL)
Dave
2012 Felt F75 | 105 | ProLite Braccianos | GP4000S
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DavidTomic
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Wow ... You're almost rivalling Norbs for the worlds largest saddle bag!DoogleDave wrote:Thought it was about time to post up a pic of my ride...
Nothing fancy, but it's great to ride and I love the look of it (which is all that really matters...LOL)
Dave
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g-boaf
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Wow, lovely photo - nice looking bike too!Solirossi wrote:
Top of Mt William. 1200m above sea level (approx)
The last 2km's averaged 14%!
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open roader
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Now running a nice fat 2.5" Hookworm on aTWE downhill rim on the back of my 2010 XTC2, very grippy on the dirt and goes OK over the railway ballast for 2km........ my fillings are still in place....... just 
3rd class cycling is always better than 1st class walking
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DoogleDave
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LOL....I think the photo makes it looks bigger than what it actually is.DavidTomic wrote: Wow ... You're almost rivalling Norbs for the worlds largest saddle bag!
It's a Topeak Wedge (Large) and helps me to carry 2 spare tubes, 2 CO2 cannisters, tyre levers, multi-tool and usually my phone, keys and a muesli bar or two.
I like to be prepared
Dave
2012 Felt F75 | 105 | ProLite Braccianos | GP4000S
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MarkG
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baralah
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jheeno
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not for longbaralah wrote:sooo clean and so new
just came back form the maiden voyage ... its dirty black now
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LarryLong
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I've walked up that hill a few times - that's a pretty tough climb!Solirossi wrote:
Top of Mt William. 1200m above sea level (approx)
The last 2km's averaged 14%!
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wizardhat
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PA
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What do you mean? That couch looks quite comfortable. Nice bike by the way.wizardhat wrote:My new machine for torturing myself with...
Mouse magnet
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wizardhat
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It's the best couch I've ever had! It's a double recliner too, so I'll be able to sleep on it when the minister for war and finance gets home and finds out I bought a new bike.PA wrote:What do you mean? That couch looks quite comfortable. Nice bike by the way.wizardhat wrote:My new machine for torturing myself with...
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jasonc
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there's a bike in the picture?PA wrote:What do you mean? That couch looks quite comfortable. Nice bike by the way.wizardhat wrote:My new machine for torturing myself with...
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adrian_d
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Heres my new project bike that I picked up recently. It will be getting a full rebuild and revised running gear.
It will be my commuter to work and I will use it for my regular charity races coming up.
I may end up selling the Kestrel Triathlon bike and go for something a bit more widely accepted in events.
It will be my commuter to work and I will use it for my regular charity races coming up.
I may end up selling the Kestrel Triathlon bike and go for something a bit more widely accepted in events.
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Mulger bill
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Ah yes, beware of Spaniards bearing comfy chairs...wizardhat wrote:My new machine for torturing myself with...
While I'm no fan of white bike, I gotta say that that's a very nicely assembled bunch of tubes. The frame looks very sleek.
What crankset is that if I may?
Shaun
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
London Boy 29/12/2011
London Boy 29/12/2011
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Baldy
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Thanks mate, haha yeah I could not help myself in the end. And yep my LBS looked after me, came pretty close to the cheapest I could find online.baralah wrote:Wow!!!!! You ended up with Firecrest, they're nice!!!! Well done mate, I hope that you got a good dealBaldy wrote:New wheels for my race bike. Yeah its an entry level carbon frame, some might call it mutton dressed as lamb . I cant really argue other than to say its MY mutton and I think its tasty
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wizardhat
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It's a specialized pro fact carbon crankset.Mulger bill wrote:While I'm no fan of white bike, I gotta say that that's a very nicely assembled bunch of tubes. The frame looks very sleek.
What crankset is that if I may?
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duds2u
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Enjoy the ride. I have something very similar in matt black with fulcrum racing 4 wheels and am very happy with it.wizardhat wrote:It's a specialized pro fact carbon crankset.Mulger bill wrote:While I'm no fan of white bike, I gotta say that that's a very nicely assembled bunch of tubes. The frame looks very sleek.
What crankset is that if I may?
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g-boaf
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Ah, very nice!wizardhat wrote:My new machine for torturing myself with...
Time I put my ride on here:
Trek Madone 4.5 - and I love it.
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