Love my new Cosmics!
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No words. Just a picture of my Supersix!
Winter Road - 2014 Boardman Sport
MTB - 2012 Canyon Nerve XC 7
Summer Road - 2012 Cannondale Supersix 105 Liquigas Colours
MTB - 2012 Canyon Nerve XC 7
Summer Road - 2012 Cannondale Supersix 105 Liquigas Colours
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Now you just need to clean the bar tape, change the chainset and sort that stem outRed bikes are the fastest.0
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Loving the wheels.best decals ever! But what have you done to the front end. 30mm spacers and an up turn stem. The supersix is a race bike but that looks set up like a hybrid.0
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Calpol wrote:Loving the wheels.best decals ever! But what have you done to the front end. 30mm spacers and an up turn stem. The supersix is a race bike but that looks set up like a hybrid.
Lol I know it may not look great at the front but its fine for me. I'd end up a cripple if I bent down any lower with my short arms!Winter Road - 2014 Boardman Sport
MTB - 2012 Canyon Nerve XC 7
Summer Road - 2012 Cannondale Supersix 105 Liquigas Colours0 -
+1 looks pretty fab to me! i have a caad8 which is my now winter/turbo bike. thinking of getting a super six yours looks greatenigma esprit
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Not a fan of the Dale personally but with those wheels it does look really good and it's your bike if your comfortable then ride it and ignore what others say abut set upPain hurts much less if its topped off with beating your mates to top of a climb.0
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Ignore the haterz, may be consider the next frame size up so you have the bars higher than the saddle.I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0
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It's nice and understated with a refreshing lack of branding :shock:0
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It's all nice and good, except the stem that needs to be reversed and possibly slammedleft the forum March 20230
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I bet the bike is rapid, but I would have gone with a bike that has more suitable geometry to start with like a Synapse.0
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holiver wrote:I bet the bike is rapid, but I would have gone with a bike that has more suitable geometry to start with like a Synapse.
This, exactly.
Road - Dolan Preffisio
MTB - On-One Inbred
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If I put my hand over the top part of the picture it looks fab.
If I remove my hand for the top part of the picture, it looks like a train smash
I'm sorry, but it's a big bugbear of mine- why buy aero wheels because they look good only to undo all that by running your saddle position maxed-out to the front, and having a sit-up-and-beg stem configuration at the front?
Only thing worse than the above is why buy aero wheels because you believe they will make you go faster, only to "ditto" the above.0 -
He hasn't bought carbon wheels- he's bought aero wheels.
I'd imagine that Hansen actually knows what he's doing.0 -
The aero wheels don't know anything about the rest of the bikes setup. For a given speed they are still being more aero than less aero wheels. The OP isn't going to change his bar height just because he has aero wheels.
The only issue here is whether the OP has optimised his position - and we don't know the answer to that as we haven't seen a picture of him on the bike.
PS if there wasn't set back in that seat post, it would be clamped pretty much dead centre. ie well behind Hansens position.......Faster than a tent.......0 -
Very nice bike. The Cosmic wheels really suit the 'Dale bikes.
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Jesus, the amount of debate this has casued. The lad's just got himself a beautiful set of wheels and wants to show of his really nice bike, does it matter how he rides it? Not everyone's riding a bike to go flat out non-stop in aero configuration0
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AshW92 wrote:Jesus, the amount of debate this has casued. The lad's just got himself a beautiful set of wheels and wants to show of his really nice bike, does it matter how he rides it? Not everyone's riding a bike to go flat out non-stop in aero configuration
Then why buy aero wheels?
Surely you post your bike here you know it's going to have holes picked.
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AshW92 wrote:Jesus, the amount of debate this has casued. The lad's just got himself a beautiful set of wheels and wants to show of his really nice bike, does it matter how he rides it? Not everyone's riding a bike to go flat out non-stop in aero configuration
Which brings me to ask the question of why people buy road bikes if they don’t like riding in a low position, the amount of riders I’ve seen sitting upright with hands on top of the bars, yes I know is nice to change hand position some time on a long ride but then why not a ride hybrid and stop complaining about bad back.
Or it’s the case of look at me I’m on a racer.Specialized-The clitoris of bikes.0 -
biggest bunch of tools on this thread I've ever seen since joining BR.....get a life ffs
the boy can ride his bike however the fook he wants to.0 -
Nice bike mate. Looks good with those wheels.
And the term you are all looking for is "Dick Heeds"Trek,,,, too cool for school ,, apparently0 -
havent read the whole thread, but just incase it hasn't been mentioned - you need to sort your saddle/handlebar/stem position out to be able to justify using those wheels.0
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I think the wheels suit the bike (very blingy) and the OP is obviously happy with the wheels and his set up so that is all that matters IMO.0
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diamonddog wrote:that is all that matters IMO.
What about "the rules" ?0 -
Screw 'em0