Cycling Crew - It's 2023! Let's play bikes...
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gui3
all the dude ever wanted was his rug back
- May 6, 2000
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This looks like literally every cycling ad I see on Instagram these days. Le Col's new gravel-specific jersey? Giro's new gravel-specific helmet? I'd believe it.
black jesus
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FryingPan
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I'm currently on 25s and I'm thinking about moving up to 28s for a bit more comfort
riding on rougher roads for extended periods is brutal on my back
Just went to GP5K 28s from GP5K 25s and noticed a fair difference in ride comfort.
Now try 32s
I've rode 32c Gravelking slicks the past couple of years as an all-around tire. So comfortable and a respectable (measured) weight of 290g.
{hydro}
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I have 25s as spares that came with the bike and dunno if they even work with my 28mm rims.
FryingPan
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black jesus
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gui3
all the dude ever wanted was his rug back
- May 6, 2000
- 8,328
FryingPan
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The coroner would be scraping whatever was left of my pulverized corpse off the pavement with a spatula.
gui3
all the dude ever wanted was his rug back
- May 6, 2000
- 8,328
New Pinarellos
www.cyclingnews.com
www.cyclingnews.com
"Cons: Tyres lack grip"
Pinarello overhauls road range with two brand new models
Dogma remains, but gone are both Prince and Paris, replaced by ‘F’ and ‘X’ lines
www.cyclingnews.com
First impressions of the new Pinarello F7: Beautiful, balanced, but needs better wheels and tyres
Spot-on handling, mellow when you need it to be, but the wheels and tyres need to step up
www.cyclingnews.com
"Cons: Tyres lack grip"
CopenKagan
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Shit, guys, just do what PinkBike does and put a standard set of tires on all test rigs.New Pinarellos
Pinarello overhauls road range with two brand new models
Dogma remains, but gone are both Prince and Paris, replaced by ‘F’ and ‘X’ lines
First impressions of the new Pinarello F7: Beautiful, balanced, but needs better wheels and tyres
Spot-on handling, mellow when you need it to be, but the wheels and tyres need to step up
"Cons: Tyres lack grip"
black jesus
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black jesus
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chrislehr
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- Feb 20, 2001
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{hydro}
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dunno what these have been going for lately. I've bought a lot from here and you can get 8% back through Active Junky
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Continental Grand Prix 5000s TR Tire
Continental Grand Prix 5000s TR Tire <div><strong>Features:</strong></div><div> </div><ul><li>Tubeless Ready: Continental's carcass construction is robust and impervious against damage and penetration f
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6SpeedTA95
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I may have an unfortunate dilemma tomorrow morning. Ride 60-70 miles outside, where they keep revising the temperature down. Originally it was start the morning at 40. With a fairly quick warm up to 50. Now it's star the ride at 34 with a warmup to 40.
Or I ride for 3 hours on the trainer
Or I ride for 3 hours on the trainer
FryingPan
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I may have an unfortunate dilemma tomorrow morning. Ride 60-70 miles outside, where they keep revising the temperature down. Originally it was start the morning at 40. With a fairly quick warm up to 50. Now it's star the ride at 34 with a warmup to 40.
Or I ride for 3 hours on the trainer
Sunny and cold I can handle. Cold and gray/wet/gross, nope, put me on the trainer.