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3 October 2007, 02:09 PM | #1 |
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116710 and my Bike
This is my 116710 and my bike taken out in the front yard. Both are cool! -Sheldon
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Cool shot Sheldon! Background looks beautiful... what area was this?
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Doesn't that kinda hurt?
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That's great Sheldon, let me guess "Specialized"?
Nokons are cool, but Powercordz are lighter I like the personalised frame decal, kind of like a Pro bike Well you should already know what I think about the GMT Shhhmoookin!!! |
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Great pic!
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Yep, Specialized E5
Yes, its a Specialized E5 (4 years old), and on the Central California coast. The picture is looking west; the Pacific Ocean is on the other side of the hills shown in the background.
-Sheldon
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Sheldon,
Great watch, nice view, and that seat post is SICK. Ride a LeMond myself. dP
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Nice bike dan
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Cannondale anyone??
Just realised that the Sub Date would look cool against the Cannondale Bad Boy.... too bad it's in storage in Australia... |
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Riding with Lemond...
I used to ride with Lemond (we shared the same trainer back "in the day.."), does that count?. I was in the last amateur race he did before going to Renault...
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[QUOTEI used to ride with Lemond (we shared the same trainer back "in the day.."), does that count?. I was in the last amateur race he did before going to Renault... ][/QUOTE]
Very cool. dP
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Looking good, Sheldon. Seeing you after a long time. Trust all is well at home and with you, pal!!
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Nice bike
I was riding too, but I didnt ride for a long time now. Kept my bike in garage for almost 4yrs now. I should start riding again, got to stay fit
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pix of your duc neil?
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After the Look here comes the Duc 749. I enjoy riding it.
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Yes, it does resemble with the MotoGP bike. That is the original Ducati Performance MotoGP tailpiece.
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Cervelo here...........
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damn. if you spend all the money on carbon and even have carbon cages why not cut the steerer tube????? its got to weigh more than two cages.
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When those pics were taken the bike was less than 2 weeks old. The final fitting took place later when the steerer tube was indeed cut down. My fitter wanted to make sure I was comfortable on the new frame/fork layout before cutting it!
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-from a mtn biker who shuns carbon
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Thanks Chris…she is a dream to ride. Even friends of mine who ride decent Truks love it when they have a go….you can tell where the money went that’s for damn sure.
Funny you mention carbon though, my next rig will be a steelie – made from that new Reynolds stuff – 953? Or something. That’s about a year away (at least!) though. What MTB do you ride? |
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w/ training wheels.........
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Great bike shots. I guess my bike's getting a bit outdated now.
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Nice Look Neilduc, I think it would look cool with Destroy's Boras
I'll have to take a photo of my ride a C'dale CAAD8 |
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