Paulg:Also I have to say, this device:has completely changed my life. Stupidly expensive but this early in the season and it's already improved the quality of my rides beyond my wildest expectations.
lemouvement: Paulg:Also I have to say, this device:has completely changed my life. Stupidly expensive but this early in the season and it's already improved the quality of my rides beyond my wildest expectations. I'm saving my beans for a Specialized Command Post. Anyone else peeped the new Santa Cruz Blur LT Carbon?
Sodder:^^^ Goodness. ('cept you road bikers.... come on...).
Cheater! I don’t even run a QR. It’s so much more fun to fly over the bars every once in a while and jam my crotch into the back of my saddle. Seriously though, I’ve been thinking about getting one; I’d have to do a Gravity Descender because the Joplin doesn’t come in 27.2. Are these posts really the game changers everyone makes them out to be?
esq: Paulg:Also I have to say, this device:has completely changed my life. Stupidly expensive but this early in the season and it's already improved the quality of my rides beyond my wildest expectations. Cheater! I don’t even run a QR. It’s so much more fun to fly over the bars every once in a while and jam my crotch into the back of my saddle. Seriously though, I’ve been thinking about getting one; I’d have to do a Gravity Descender because the Joplin doesn’t come in 27.2. Are these posts really the game changers everyone makes them out to be?
Got a SE singlespeed for commuting to work and a light kit. Forgot how nice a good CroMo frame feels.
soulslider: Got a SE singlespeed for commuting to work and a light kit. Forgot how nice a good CroMo frame feels.
HelpHelpHelp: Sodder:^^^ Goodness. ('cept you road bikers.... come on...).hahai agreethe roadbikers always pass me when i'm riding around town on my Norco Sasquatch, i can never resist shooting them dirty looks.but every once in awhile, riding those, feels, hm, aerodynamic?
Ado:And in response to the seatpost... Is that thing electric, pneumatic, hydraulic, ??? And at first glance, things like that are one of the few things I don't like about mountain biking... so complex, so many moving parts, and if there's more moving parts it must be better. [/whine]
el Hamburglar:I'm planning on converting an old 21 speed bike into a single-speed/fixed gear this spring. Does anyone have experience doing this? or know good shops (in the midwest or online) that I can get parts from?