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  1. #1
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    Jul 2008
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    I have a WSD and I love the detailing on it. I recently changed the bartape and bottle cages from pink but I love that my bike has some pink in it.

    With black tape:


    With pink:


    You can see the pink better in this:


    That being said, I now know that my long body and short legs are more compatible with men's bikes. I think we have done well making this one work for me though.

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Feb 2008
    Location
    Maine
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    No worries, we've seen all kinds of relationship stuff on this board.

    And look no further if you want to have people justify/enable the idea of having more than one bike!

    I got nothing to add about the specific bikes you're looking at, I just hope you have an LBS that you like, with a good fitter. Looking forward to seeing what you end up getting!
    2014 Bobbin Bramble / Brooks B67
    2008 Rodriguez Rainier Mirage / Terry Butterfly Tri Gel
    2007 Dahon Speed Pro TT / Biologic Velvet

  3. #3
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    Nov 2009
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    Quote Originally Posted by arielmoon View Post
    That being said, I now know that my long body and short legs are more compatible with men's bikes. I think we have done well making this one work for me though.
    I have similar proportions. But I am small and have small hands, so the components on my WSD Cannondale work for me. I never tried a men's frame, so I can't compare. Next bike for me will likely be a men's/unisex cyclocross frame, which I hope we can spec out with short-reach components.
    Kirsten
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    '11 Cannondale SuperSix 4 Rival
    '12 Salsa Mukluk 3
    '14 Seven Mudhoney S Ti/disc/Di2

  4. #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by zoom-zoom View Post
    I have similar proportions. But I am small and have small hands, so the components on my WSD Cannondale work for me. I never tried a men's frame, so I can't compare. Next bike for me will likely be a men's/unisex cyclocross frame, which I hope we can spec out with short-reach components.
    I am 5'7 with long arms and big hands. One of the guys was commenting that my drops are so short that there is nothing behind my hand when I am in them. I laughed and told him it was my big hands. But really I assume that is another WSD thing. Again, it's not terrible but if I get carbon bars I may look for ones with more reach.

 

 

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