Cervelo R3

lone wheeler
lone wheeler Posts: 163
edited May 2013 in Your road bikes
New training bike...


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  • napoleond
    napoleond Posts: 5,992
    Tubulars on a training bike?

    Nice!
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  • lone wheeler
    lone wheeler Posts: 163
    Cheers.

    Yup, I'd ride tubs over clinchers any day. Even on the Cheshire lanes I used to train and race on :0)
  • declan1
    declan1 Posts: 2,470
    That's your training bike? :(

    Road - Dolan Preffisio
    MTB - On-One Inbred

    I have no idea what's going on here.
  • lone wheeler
    lone wheeler Posts: 163
    This is my main ride:

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  • awsm
    awsm Posts: 210
    Training bike & Main bike is the wrong order. Sure I'm bias :)
  • lone wheeler
    lone wheeler Posts: 163
    Horses for courses as they say...
  • RideOnTime
    RideOnTime Posts: 4,712
    Sir Velo...
  • ricwilliams
    ricwilliams Posts: 49
    what size canyon is that?
  • lone wheeler
    lone wheeler Posts: 163
    Both the Canyon and Cervelo are XS.
  • FransJacques
    FransJacques Posts: 2,148
    Many climbs out in Dubai? What are your ride routes like - huge rectangles?

    I used to live/train/race in Riyadh which was always a challenge. Was either too hot forcing us out at 5 or 6 am or the locals would take a dim view of a man in tight shorts and top in broad daylight.
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  • lone wheeler
    lone wheeler Posts: 163
    Ha ha, nope, no climbs but if you drive an hour away then you can climb Hatta but I haven't bothered yet. I plan to hence the larger cassette on the Cervelo.

    The rides here are soooo boring. To be fair, a lot of money has now been spent on a cycle specific track that's 85k long but there's nothing to look at apart from sand, the odd tree and a few camels but at least it's safe.

    I go to Riyadh once a month for a few days on business, no way could i imagine riding anywhere over in Saudi, I don't even drive when i go there, they are mentalists!!!
  • napoleond
    napoleond Posts: 5,992
    Cheers.

    Yup, I'd ride tubs over clinchers any day. Even on the Cheshire lanes I used to train and race on :0)

    Fair enough but the roads here at the moment you're better off on an MTB!

    A set of nemesis tubs is on my 'need to own one day' list.
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  • lone wheeler
    lone wheeler Posts: 163
    They feel great to ride and look great too.