2015 Gear
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I know wanting disc brakes is the the love that dare not speak its name on this forum - but that white Canyon is just so good looking that I might shelve my plan of building up a new bike through 16 and just see if I can scrape the pennies together for that stunning looking Canyon. Agree about the Colnagos. What is with Scott; a break-up camo pattern for a road bike - really guys?
Scott have taken leaf out of the car design book recently and released all their new bikes in a 'disguise' camo. It's just a tease before the bike is fully revealed I think.
Ah - that would make sense. Like the lovely odd Audi that is occassionally being featured in the dodgy adverts below the forum0 -
I know wanting disc brakes is the the love that dare not speak its name on this forum - but that white Canyon is just so good looking that I might shelve my plan of building up a new bike through 16 and just see if I can scrape the pennies together for that stunning looking Canyon. Agree about the Colnagos. What is with Scott; a break-up camo pattern for a road bike - really guys?
Scott have taken leaf out of the car design book recently and released all their new bikes in a 'disguise' camo. It's just a tease before the bike is fully revealed I think.
That was going to be my response (side note: it has been going on for a while in cycling, even Andy Schleck had one) but then there is a non-camo one shown right underneath.Contador is the Greatest0 -
I know wanting disc brakes is the the love that dare not speak its name on this forum - but that white Canyon is just so good looking that I might shelve my plan of building up a new bike through 16 and just see if I can scrape the pennies together for that stunning looking Canyon. Agree about the Colnagos. What is with Scott; a break-up camo pattern for a road bike - really guys?
Scott have taken leaf out of the car design book recently and released all their new bikes in a 'disguise' camo. It's just a tease before the bike is fully revealed I think.
That was going to be my response (side note: it has been going on for a while in cycling, even Andy Schleck had one) but then there is a non-camo one shown right underneath.
And a whole bunch of Green Edge riders have been on them since the Tour.0 -
Fizik R1B
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Cipollini Nk1K
http://www.mcipollini.com/en/biciclette/nk1k/#
Obligatory video to accompany the new model: https://www.facebook.com/49870311717/videos/10153533176706718/Contador is the Greatest0 -
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Like those Fiziks0
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Fizik R1B also has vents on sole to draw air in under footbed
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Fizik R1B also has vents on sole to draw air in under footbed
And fill it full of water.0 -
I thought the same. Even with rain covers your feet are sodden within a mile. At least the Sidi ones can be closed.Napoleon, don't be jealous that I've been chatting online with babes all day. Besides, we both know that I'm training to be a cage fighter.0
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Ah, I did like those Fiziks until you mentioned the vents on the sole.0
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I see Bont are accusing them of a lack of originality.Napoleon, don't be jealous that I've been chatting online with babes all day. Besides, we both know that I'm training to be a cage fighter.0
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Arch is too high for me (and my arches are already fairly high) in fiziks.
Last batch they'd dropped the arch. Loved the first round of fiziks went back to get them when I needed new ones a couple of months and they were a completely different fit... narrower and lower arches...0 -
I thought the same. Even with rain covers your feet are sodden within a mile. At least the Sidi ones can be closed.
Totally. I have to put duck tape overy my Giro vents when it's peeing it down.0 -
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I thought the same. Even with rain covers your feet are sodden within a mile. At least the Sidi ones can be closed.
My Northwaves have sole vents and they actually work pretty well in the wet. If it's wet when you go out, you'll probably put overshoes on - which cover the vents an help stop water from coming up. If it's absolutely lashing down, your feet are probably going to get wet no matter what you're wearing (if you're out for more than an hour) - and then the vents let the water drain out the bottom.0 -
I thought the same. Even with rain covers your feet are sodden within a mile. At least the Sidi ones can be closed.
My Northwaves have sole vents and they actually work pretty well in the wet. If it's wet when you go out, you'll probably put overshoes on - which cover the vents an help stop water from coming up. If it's absolutely lashing down, your feet are probably going to get wet no matter what you're wearing (if you're out for more than an hour) - and then the vents let the water drain out the bottom.
Maybe the design? I had some of the older S-Works ones with vents and they always got wet from the bottoms up even with overshoes. I don't get the same with the Sidi ones (as long as they're closed).Napoleon, don't be jealous that I've been chatting online with babes all day. Besides, we both know that I'm training to be a cage fighter.0 -
Not sold entirely on the colour (I've seen nicer from them) but that is basically perfect.I'm left handed, if that matters.0 -
Not sold entirely on the colour (I've seen nicer from them) but that is basically perfect.
Beautiful dropouts and intergrated stems etc - but really 4 grand for a frameset?
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I saw them down at the handmade bike show in Bristol this year and their bikes in the flesh were stunning. If i ever win the lottery one of there frames would be at the top of my list along with a Colnago C59
Not sold entirely on the colour (I've seen nicer from them) but that is basically perfect.
Beautiful dropouts and intergrated stems etc - but really 4 grand for a frameset?Scott Foil - viewtopic.php?f=40044&t=129827790 -
Definitely pretty expensive but their detail is quite unique and the paint design's all look lovely.
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FLippin' hideous paintwork. Can only assume it'll be replaced with normal colours.
love that - the first Look TT bike I've wanted
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[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19694337#p19694337]dirtymonkey1985[/url] wrote:
I saw them down at the handmade bike show in Bristol this year and their bikes in the flesh were stunning. If i ever win the lottery one of there frames would be at the top of my list along with a Colnago C59
Not sold entirely on the colour (I've seen nicer from them) but that is basically perfect.
Beautiful dropouts and intergrated stems etc - but really 4 grand for a frameset?
One of my club mates has a field in a lovely colourscheme. With super record. Its nice, and looks very very well made, but they aren't light!0
