my first roadie, any thoughts?
richie1973
Posts: 99
loving that i found such an amazing passtime/hobby/addiction, lol
is my new ride built for speed or distance?
Frame:New Hydroformed, Double Butted Alloy, Smooth Welded, Full Eyelets, BB30, Tapered HT
Fork:Full Carbon, Tapered Steerer
Front Derailleur:Shimano Tiagra
Rear Derailleur:Shimano 105
Shifters:Shimano 105 STI 10 Speed
Chainset:FSA Gossamer BB30 Compact
Chainrings:50/34 tooth
Bottom Bracket:FSA BB30
Cassette:Shimano 4600 10 Speed 12/28 tooth
Chain:KMC X10
Brakes:ProMax RC476 Cold Forged Dual Pivot, Aluminium Pad Cartridges, Surestop Pads
Handlebars:GTR Shallow Drop Double Butted 6061 Alloy BarStem:GT Design 3-D Forged 6061
Headset:Integrated TH Sealed Bearing
Grips:Black Cork
Rims:Alex ALX200 Wheelset, 20 Hole Front and Alex ALX200 Wheelset, 24 Hole Rear
Tyre:Schwalbe Lugano 700c X 23
Saddle:New GT Bio-Morphic Road Dual Density Base
Seatpost:Two Bolt Aluminium
Seat Binder:Cold Forged With Nickel Finish
hope you like!!!
is my new ride built for speed or distance?
Frame:New Hydroformed, Double Butted Alloy, Smooth Welded, Full Eyelets, BB30, Tapered HT
Fork:Full Carbon, Tapered Steerer
Front Derailleur:Shimano Tiagra
Rear Derailleur:Shimano 105
Shifters:Shimano 105 STI 10 Speed
Chainset:FSA Gossamer BB30 Compact
Chainrings:50/34 tooth
Bottom Bracket:FSA BB30
Cassette:Shimano 4600 10 Speed 12/28 tooth
Chain:KMC X10
Brakes:ProMax RC476 Cold Forged Dual Pivot, Aluminium Pad Cartridges, Surestop Pads
Handlebars:GTR Shallow Drop Double Butted 6061 Alloy BarStem:GT Design 3-D Forged 6061
Headset:Integrated TH Sealed Bearing
Grips:Black Cork
Rims:Alex ALX200 Wheelset, 20 Hole Front and Alex ALX200 Wheelset, 24 Hole Rear
Tyre:Schwalbe Lugano 700c X 23
Saddle:New GT Bio-Morphic Road Dual Density Base
Seatpost:Two Bolt Aluminium
Seat Binder:Cold Forged With Nickel Finish
hope you like!!!
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Looks good to me! Have a post here if you want to show it off!
Speed, distance. Whatever feels comfy and or fast.
Bike manufacturers like making a distinction between comfort or speed, but it's perfectly OK to find both - how else do the Tour riders race in the positions they do for 3 weeks!
Broadly speaking, they define comfort as a more upright position. Speed, a lower, racier position.
What I would say is the more you ride, alongside a little stretching and core work (<< not strictly necessary) you'll be able to get in a more aggressive position without feeling any less comfortable.0 -