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99thmonkey
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My all time favourite colourway
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Gorgeous as always, another special specialized for the collection! How are those Sram wheels working out? See you went with the Tour edition Red chainset you mentioned.0
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Wheels are nice they spin nice but were a little sticky for the first 100 miles, I guess just the grease they were made/packed with loosening up as it got hot. Yeah Im pleased I always loved the HTC team colour scheme but I couldnt get one when they were out so I was delighted to find one BNIB. SRAM red Ive had before and I thought it was OK, still prefer DA or Ultegra but its the lightest group out there and I wanted to build a light one as the Venge is a bit lumpy for what it is.
Weight: 6.25kg with Pedals and Bottle Cages0 -
You say the Venge - isn't that the Tarmac?0
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Yep thats a Tarmac but I have a Venge too (for now!)0
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Was in Covent Garden yesterday and saw the Venge up close. Oops0
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I prefer my Omega Pharma Quickstep colour scheme!!
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Not for me Powder Blue doesnt match my eyes0
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Yer, nice colours...0
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Meh.... I like it, but it doesn't excite me though.0
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I almost bought a Roubaix frame last year in that colour way but the Specialized store wouldn't give me a discount so I didn't bother.
My favourite Specialized colour way though.0 -
Still havent rode this yet....Shocking!
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G R E A T colour matching on the frame, components and wheels. That crank is the piece de resistance.
The cool thing about the colours is you can always say in 4-5 years when HTC has faded into memory that it refers to the jerseys at the TdF.
And to cap it all of, cross-your-heart cables! What's not to love about that?When a cyclist has a disagreement with a car; it's not who's right, it's who's left.0
