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I think you'll be ok with the spare wheel in the saddle bagasecondfaster wrote:When my tires get flat, you are responsible to come and replace it for me.
You post a pic of your bike on a forum then expect a comment or two...it is a nice bike and the view is amazing...I just think if you want to do what your name suggests then a smaller saddle bag would look better as well as make you 'a second faster'0 -
Killarney Lakes
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ayjaycee wrote:guym wrote:Killarney Lakes
What's that bike?
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I don't know what it is about it but I think that's one seriously good looking bike. So much so that I have made a note of the firm in the event that I get attacked by the +1 bug in the near future!Cannondale Synapse Carbon Ultegra
Kinesis Racelight 4S
Specialized Allez Elite (Frame/Forks for sale)
Specialized Crosstrail Comp Disk (For sale)0 -
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That is a very lovely looking bike.guym wrote:Killarney Lakes0 -
Looking north from summit of Cairn o' Mount today, with granite tor Clachnaben in the background
Scott Foil RC
Scott Addict RC
Trek Emonda0 -
TheFD wrote:
I think you'll be ok with the spare wheel in the saddle bagasecondfaster wrote:When my tires get flat, you are responsible to come and replace it for me.
You post a pic of your bike on a forum then expect a comment or two...it is a nice bike and the view is amazing...I just think if you want to do what your name suggests then a smaller saddle bag would look better as well as make you 'a second faster'
And your handlebar/stem set up is, well, not very well set up.Postby team47b » Sun Jun 28, 2015 11:53 am
De Sisti wrote:
This is one of the silliest threads I've come across.
Recognition at last Matthew, well done!, a justified honoursmithy21 wrote:
He's right you know.0 -
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Well that's easy for me, but maybe someone non Swiss based should have a go!
Lovely day for it.0 -
Proper hills there Red.Rider. I came down from Basel via Olten on the way in and Balsthal on the way back. Lovely day for it, for penitence I have to do jobs around the house today...0
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Couple from today. Went through some really nice places and villages. Not up to the standard of some of the other pics but I like them all the same.
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There will be always a moment of tailwind.Pinarello F8/10 - Ultegra 8000 Di2 - Carbonspeed C50 UST - Tubeless0 -
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I love the view in this one...
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Me and the club in the New Forest.
A moody looking Goodwood race track.0 -
Typical bank holiday Monday in Britain, at the beach.
Beaulieu with some Swans, and the cygnets.0 -
There will be always a moment of tailwind.Pinarello F8/10 - Ultegra 8000 Di2 - Carbonspeed C50 UST - Tubeless0
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Milemuncher1 wrote:
Me and the club in the New Forest.
Is the title of this thread not clear enough?I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0 -
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Looks like new paving stones right there. Tidy!0
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I bet its exciting when that thing strapped to the seat tube slips down and jams in the wheelI'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0
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SloppySchleckonds wrote:Milemuncher1 wrote:
Me and the club in the New Forest.
Is the title of this thread not clear enough?
Yes.0 -
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Nearly bought a Burls myself, lovely bikes. The steering head angle looks really slack on your bike, is that something you specced or is it a stock frame?0
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Shortfall wrote:Nearly bought a Burls myself, lovely bikes. The steering head angle looks really slack on your bike, is that something you specced or is it a stock frame?
The headtube angle is pretty slack, I'd measured it at 71.5 degrees.
The frame itself was custom and the angle was supposed to be 72.5. I'm not sure what has gone wrong but I've literally just contacted Justin regarding the issue so we'll see what he says.
I've installed "Works Components" offset headset bearings which has adjusted it to 72.5 and has made a massive difference to the ride. .
Besides this problem the bike has been great, Justin is a pleasure to deal with and i'd highly recommend him!.0
