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  1. #1
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    Wow, congrats! But I thought you were a Rivendell family.

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    Sweet and sexy!
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    You look like a force to be reckoned with! Congratulations!

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    Beautiful bike!!! will look forward to your ride reports

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    Wow! Looks smart and speedy! Many happy rides to you!

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    Love it! Great pic
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    droooooool
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    Sweet! Maybe you can race with us at Yarmouth this year... The lobster roll will be that much more delicious .

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    Absolutely beautiful! Congratulations! Love the first picture! I love Cervelo's. I ended up getting an Orbea, but Cervelo was my other consideration! They're just beautiful bikes!
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    Gorgeous!!!!!! You look awesome and very fit on it! Go get those hills (and decents, and winds on a cervelo!!!)
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    yay! i am so glad the gearing and everything is working well for you.

    eta: remember, my small is a 29 so I never really intended it for this sort of ride.
    Last edited by maillotpois; 03-14-2010 at 07:36 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aka_kim View Post
    Wow, congrats! But I thought you were a Rivendell family.
    Someone decided I needed a race bike. I had no idea he had ordered it until it showed up yesterday. And then I totally dropped him on the last climb of yesterday's ride.

    I'm taking it up Diablo tomorrow, just to the Junction. It will be interesting to see how I feel doing it with a standard compact double and no mountain rear cassette. My Rivendell Legolas has a 46-33 in the front and 11 - 34 in the back. The Cervelo is a 50-34 and a 12 - 25 in the back. That means I've lost all my little gears. When I'm in the 34 - 25, it's comparable to being in the 46 - 34. Not that I've ever ridden in that gear, 'cause I'd be seriously cross chained.

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    Hmm.. between you and sarah.. i think we need a new bike tire warming party up here in the nor cal area )

    then you two can drop the peeps like me with your new rides


    let us know how you're liking it over the riv. curious about the juxtaposition.
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    Ah, another Riv disciple bites the dust.

    I'm still getting used to those new-fangled brifter thingies ... I occasionally have a brain farte and shift the wrong way. Apart from that, I like them a lot.

    Still haven't parted with my Brooks saddle though, it works well for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Veronica View Post
    When I'm in the 34 - 25, it's comparable to being in the 46 - 34.
    Ouch! Good thing it's a race bike!

    And what a great surprise gift from Thom!

 

 

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