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  1. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    Because i am a tart.
  2. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    Me again. Anyone know of any good bar tapes that are black with a bit of a glossy shine to them that arent tacky (I'm too much of a scratter for tacky) or leather (it's a couple of decades til.i draw my pension yet)
  3. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    with all my banging on about geometry the other day, i found this again recently https://www.bikegeo.net/ lets you pop in all the numbers including spacers etc, only thing it doesnt allow for is bar reach
  4. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    that is a handsome bike. You do look like you're on too small though. Very "on top" of it if you get me? is the 56 too much bigger? by the look it has quite short bars. I'd ask your fitter about bar reach while you are talking .
  5. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    i thought you wanted less spacers?
  6. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    582 is the stack of the frame according to the diagram, the 75 above it is the difference between the frame stack and the centre-of-bar-tops stack. this puts the centre of the bars at 657. The effective reach (to the centre of the bar tops) is listed at 462 (the long arrow from the red bb...
  7. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    frame stack and reach is only one part of the equation, a good starting point though. the L vitesse with a 10mm shorter stem would be the most obviously closest to your S6 with all else being equal. all else includes... - the number of spacers (adding spacers increases stack while slightly...
  8. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    Time is more important than distance for commuting, any more than an hour door-to-desk is more than i'm prepared to commit to (by any means of travel). Traffic lights will kill your average speed and make you sweaty from the constant starting efforts and once you get past a few miles/start going...
  9. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    Have a look at it from the inside, but most likely, binners. Now you know it's there it'll always play on your mind
  10. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    I know of a shimano crank recall from 1996 or 7 that is still being honoured. Last heard of someone getting one replaced last year - that particular one you just need to find a shop that remembers it. Back in-period I had one and just turning up at my nearest bike shop (not the one i'd got the...
  11. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    I realised a while ago that I kick my heel out even when coming off flat pedals....
  12. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    Planet X now offering ec130 with ultegra too
  13. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    You'll never meet a cyclist who wouldn't want another 250w. TBH right now i'd be quite happy to have 250w.
  14. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    Rent an e-bike. big climbs like that are an hour plus of extremely high effort. If it's flat round your way, and you dont have a turbotrainer, then to get that level of effort you're probably looking at some TT style efforts over 25 miles ish?
  15. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    Indoor is absolutely better for training, especially on limited time, but unless you race do you really *honestly* need to train with that level of specificity?
  16. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    I'd rather be a bit cold or a bit wet (or get fat) than be on a turbo. I'm also lucky enough to have up to 30 miles of an out-and back with less than half a mile of actual roads at the start/end
  17. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    Rain, Cold, Wind. one's fine, two if i'm really in need of a ride, three = sofa.
  18. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    I'm quite bad for that. I like going fast and I don't like slowing down so if I'm not careful I end up ramping up power to maintain speed on the early slopes. I have to talk to myself and remind myself to hold cadence not speed and I'm usually alright.
  19. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    the one real advantage is that there's sometimes end of year or used bargains to be had because not that many people want them any more
  20. Saytan

    Road Cycling

    That looks grand. If it were me I'd be inclined to put a small dot on the aero section to remind me not to use the tyre lever on that bit.
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