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    u guys find any cool bike junk this year worth mentioning?

    i got these negative g brakes free in a raffle and put them on the svagen.

    they are much better than the other ones i had a couple years agomo


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    I rode the 7900 dura ace last week.
    the levers are awesome, very campylike.

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    grant,

    thats a good sign coming from a campy whore like urself

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    I saw one 'in the flesh' just yesterday. While I know people seem very polarized over stainless and it's cost/benefit I thought it was very very wicked and I want one. One of the few bikes that i've felt lusty for lately.

    I find myself day dreaming about what to dump in order to 'justify' it.

    me to darling wife: "BUT I JUST SOLD SOMETHING!! I NEED THIS!!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by DarrenCT View Post
    grant,

    thats a good sign coming from a campy whore like urself
    i am a campy guy, for sure... but i'm not anti shimano.
    but there were things about 7800 i didn't like,
    mostly the shifters being far too light action,
    and the ridiculous giant knobs on the ends of the hoods.

    the cables under the tape looks so much better too...

    -g

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    I'm digging:
    Sram Red
    Neg Gs
    DiNotte
    Jones bars
    Vittoria CX
    Hammer Endurolytes

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    Luv Handles

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    a Ti bottle opener (the OFS engraved model) from Paragon Machine.:cheers:






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    ATB

    Best chain lube out there. I'm usually a fanatic about keeping the drive line clean and quiet. Stuff seems to work better than any other product I've used.




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    I dunno, but the jerk has been touting the Conti Stehers, so I ordered a few over the weekend and hope to have them delivered, mounted, and on-the-road by next week. If they're all that, at 50 bucks per tire retail, I'll be pretty well psyched.

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    Vittoria CX - It's going to replace the venerable conti. sprinter as my go to not-so-expensive training tubular

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    Ligero hubs. Smoothest hubs I have ever ridden.

    Specialized BG boa shoes, quite comfortable.
    life is too short to drink bad wine....

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    Voler bibs and shorts. The pad is nice and thin and everywhere it needs to be. I don't like to pay Assos (or even half-Assos) prices and with these I don't have to.

    Bouré lightweight wool socks. Yes, even in July. As Grant might say these are OOT-standing.

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