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• #2327
Just removed non drive side hollowgram crank and reinstalled a stages, with a crank puller and a washer. Proper squeaky bum time, all worked out fine!
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• #2328
2016 Evo geometry, they went for the Cervelo approach, which explain the slight difference in seat/headtube angle.
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• #2329
Does anyone have a pair of the steel washers that fit between a hollowgram sisl crank bolt and the crank arm that they are willing to part with? As per item 2 in the pic below:
Cheers
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• #2330
Eagerly awaiting delivery of my caad10 105 and already thinking about upgrades. Wheres the best place to start?
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• #2331
Buy a CAAD12?
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• #2332
Dont want to wait
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• #2333
You're waiting for the CAAD10.
Get the cable housing replaced and done up properly and get the BB30 look at and greased accordingly.
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• #2334
What's wrong with the cable housing?
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• #2335
Anyone in the market for a 52cm CAAD9 with Premium fork & BB30? Thinking about shifting mine, can't see why I'd ride it over the CAAD10 or Fixeh inc.
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• #2336
This is really really good!
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• #2337
My F29
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• #2338
I just missed a Saeco in team colours full DA for £170 yesterday - result = gutted.
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• #2340
Am new to this thread so apolz if i have missed anything above...
Is there any news on the prices for CAAD12s? I want to get myself a good commuter and winter bike, and the CAAD12, maybe with ultegra, seems a really good choice. However, can't really find any info on it.
I was also thinking of getting the 2015 Supersix Evo Ultegra for about £1700 from evans, which is about £300 saving. That's definitely the top of my budget for this though.
Any recommendations?
Am kinda drawn to the CAAD12 due to the choice of disc brakes, but know nothing about them and so it could be a hassle maintenance wise...
But I do love SuperSixes and the reduction in price seems quite a good deal too. Am thinking the CAAD12s will be pricey initially as they're a new product. -
• #2341
CAAD12 or a Supersix Evo for a winter bike......?
I've been off this forum for a few years and this shit is happening......LFGSS, you've changed.
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• #2342
I want to get myself a good commuter and winter bike, and the CAAD12, maybe with ultegra, seems a really good choice.
Ha. Recession over (wooop) !!!
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• #2343
Ha, judge me not!
It's gonna be an all round go-to training bike really.
P.s. I have no financial commitments or family / wife / girlfriend to spend money on, which is a bit tragic really...!
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• #2344
Am going to test ride the carbon synapse w hydraulics soon. My back needs comfort, but hoping to not need any spacers.
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• #2345
Just bicycle commitments ;-)
Does the caad12 fit guards? It would make a sweet all-year bike if so.
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• #2346
Yep! Bikes are my mistresses. Not sure on mudguards on the caad, know it can sqeeze 28mm tyres in there though.
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• #2347
Don't apologise or justify it man, just stay fabulous.
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• #2348
How easy is it to fir guards to the carbon synapse for winter duties? It doesn't have fittings for them on the frame.
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• #2349
Probably a job for PDWs I'd imagine.
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• #2350
Get the cheapest CAAD8, fit mudguard and you're sorted.
I,ll be selling a 54cm CAAD9 frame and forks in blue shortly in classifieds if anyone's interested. Blue.