2016 Gear
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What a good idea that isNapoleon, 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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Is this new? I'm pretty certain Dowsett wore one in the middle of last year? May have been trialling one. It's a good idea, it sucks putting pins through your expensive skin suit and it's got to be more aerodynamic too0
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GCN have photos of a new Domane ridden by cancellara for Strada bianche. Interesting seat tube0
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I'd not clocked that, I'm a bit of a domane fan boy so I'll have to check it out0
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None of us ever read the front page eh?
http://www.bikeradar.com/road/news/arti ... sed-46573/ We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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Sep Van Marcke was wearing some new glasses in P-N yesterday... Struggled to find a picture of them but they look full framed.0
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Paul 8v wrote:Is this new? I'm pretty certain Dowsett wore one in the middle of last year? May have been trialling one. It's a good idea, it sucks putting pins through your expensive skin suit and it's got to be more aerodynamic too
Yes, you can get a skinsuit from http://www.nopinz.com, they will also retro-fit a pocket to your own skinsuit.I have a policy of only posting comment on the internet under my real name. This is to moderate my natural instinct to flame your fatuous, ill-informed, irrational, credulous, bigoted, semi-literate opinions to carbon, you knuckle-dragging f***wits.0 -
imatfaal wrote:coriordan wrote:GCN have photos of a new Domane ridden by cancellara for Strada bianche. Interesting seat tube
Looks as if the headtube is also decoupled - interesting idea. I have never ridden a Domane - is the seat tube decoupling worth it?
I have the decoupler and the short answer is yes. Smooths out the ride...0 -
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Only someone desperately hanging on at the back would make that comment... 0
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Picture from cyclingnews on twitter
New team Wiggins bike0 -
Dav1d1 wrote:
Picture from cyclingnews on twitter
New team Wiggins bike
Love the clean clean lines of e-tap...
Wireless brakes?0 -
Lol, I have a small a$$ Rickimatfaal wrote:coriordan wrote:GCN have photos of a new Domane ridden by cancellara for Strada bianche. Interesting seat tube
Looks as if the headtube is also decoupled - interesting idea. I have never ridden a Domane - is the seat tube decoupling worth it?
But yes, definitely. Great bike, so comfortable but still quick.
Mine gets used for everything, TT's, Club rides, commuting (Occasionally) whatever. It's not quite how it left the factory though...
The only thing that I'd want instead is the new Madone (Also with Isospeed decoupler) but they are serious money.
The Boone is also supposed to be great and features the same system.0 -
That's nice, needs two things doing to it though. White cable grommets, sort out the front skewer (OCD mode)Rollemynot wrote:Dav1d1 wrote:
Picture from cyclingnews on twitter
New team Wiggins bike
Love the clean clean lines of e-tap...
Wireless brakes?0 -
Paul 8v wrote:
That's nice, needs two things doing to it though. White cable grommets, sort out the front skewer (OCD mode)Rollemynot wrote:Dav1d1 wrote:
Picture from cyclingnews on twitter
New team Wiggins bike
Love the clean clean lines of e-tap...
Wireless brakes?
Absolutely.
Also, looks like the rear is for a German Champ with British Champ bar tape.0 -
Paul 8v wrote:
Lol, I have a small a$$ Rickimatfaal wrote:coriordan wrote:GCN have photos of a new Domane ridden by cancellara for Strada bianche. Interesting seat tube
Looks as if the headtube is also decoupled - interesting idea. I have never ridden a Domane - is the seat tube decoupling worth it? But yes, definitely. Great bike, so comfortable but still quick.
Mine gets used for everything, TT's, Club rides, commuting (Occasionally) whatever. It's not quite how it left the factory though...
The only thing that I'd want instead is the new Madone (Also with Isospeed decoupler) but they are serious money.
The Boone is also supposed to be great and features the same system.
That is a lovely looking bike.0 -
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Paul 8v wrote:
Lol, I have a small a$$ Rickimatfaal wrote:coriordan wrote:GCN have photos of a new Domane ridden by cancellara for Strada bianche. Interesting seat tube
Looks as if the headtube is also decoupled - interesting idea. I have never ridden a Domane - is the seat tube decoupling worth it? But yes, definitely. Great bike, so comfortable but still quick.
Mine gets used for everything, TT's, Club rides, commuting (Occasionally) whatever. It's not quite how it left the factory though... snipped
The only thing that I'd want instead is the new Madone (Also with Isospeed decoupler) but they are serious money.
The Boone is also supposed to be great and features the same system.
Looks really good - especially with those deep HED rims. I might have a chance at a decent ride on a Boone - will give it a go0 -
imatfaal wrote:Paul 8v wrote:
Lol, I have a small a$$ Rickimatfaal wrote:coriordan wrote:GCN have photos of a new Domane ridden by cancellara for Strada bianche. Interesting seat tube
Looks as if the headtube is also decoupled - interesting idea. I have never ridden a Domane - is the seat tube decoupling worth it? But yes, definitely. Great bike, so comfortable but still quick.
Mine gets used for everything, TT's, Club rides, commuting (Occasionally) whatever. It's not quite how it left the factory though... snipped
The only thing that I'd want instead is the new Madone (Also with Isospeed decoupler) but they are serious money.
The Boone is also supposed to be great and features the same system.
Looks really good - especially with those deep HED rims. I might have a chance at a decent ride on a Boone - will give it a go
Thanks, I'd love a Boone but compared to the Domane it's much more expensive for the same spec, apart from the disks I'm not sure why0 -
Paul 8v wrote:imatfaal wrote:Paul 8v wrote:
Lol, I have a small a$$ Rickimatfaal wrote:coriordan wrote:GCN have photos of a new Domane ridden by cancellara for Strada bianche. Interesting seat tube
Looks as if the headtube is also decoupled - interesting idea. I have never ridden a Domane - is the seat tube decoupling worth it? But yes, definitely. Great bike, so comfortable but still quick.
Mine gets used for everything, TT's, Club rides, commuting (Occasionally) whatever. It's not quite how it left the factory though... snipped
The only thing that I'd want instead is the new Madone (Also with Isospeed decoupler) but they are serious money.
The Boone is also supposed to be great and features the same system.
Looks really good - especially with those deep HED rims. I might have a chance at a decent ride on a Boone - will give it a go
Thanks, I'd love a Boone but compared to the Domane it's much more expensive for the same spec, apart from the disks I'm not sure why
What sort of tyre can you fit on the Domane? I like to be able to chop and change width-wise. I don't go below Durano Plus 25c - but I will sometimes want to put on as much as the forks can manage because my favourite ride is early morning up the canal bank to Ware. I think this might a reason some folks might opt for the Boone even if they are not cyclo-crossers - it is the reason I might.0 -
My tyres come up at 27mm with the wide HED rims, I reckon it would go bigger. If you weant it for bridalway bashing get a boone though and some fatter rubber, something like this: https://www.raceviewcycles.com/Vittoria ... rrency=GBP0
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Campagnolo hydro discs
https://youtu.be/klTDTLsP0U80 -
..and from the front page - http://www.bikeradar.com/road/news/arti ... ook-46640/
I don't use Campag but good to see them giving the others a K up the AWe're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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ddraver wrote:..and from the front page - http://www.bikeradar.com/road/news/arti ... ook-46640/
I don't use Campag but good to see them giving the others a K up the A
So now if Campagnolo call themselves Campy and not Campag. Pandering to the Americans...0 -
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