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• #35102
Really like this colourway.
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• #35104
Nothing special IMO, an already bland frame let down by an uninspired paintjob.
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• #35105
I have ridden MTBs since 1985 when did you first ride one?
Good luck riding a bike setup like that up hill. I would choose single speed for that sort of bike setup every time as riding up hills and any distance is not what it is made for. You are thinking of an XC bike I think...
actually around 1985. that bike is more fun with gears, but simpler quieter and able to bar spin without them. asking why it has gears is just stupid because the answer is obvious. It's so you don't have to push it up everything with an incline while also being able go down hills without spinning out. Its about as dumb as asking why others don't have gears. that answer is obvious too.
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• #35106
yeah, not that impressed, handling on a R3SL made it feel sluggish and unresponsive, also a tad soft.
S3 was rock hard and way to unforgettable for long distances, fast, but not a bike i would consider buying.eh. i love em.
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• #35107
me likeS that deRosa up there
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• #35108
Just needs a seat change. The Rolls is far too big (and gold!) for the otherwise delicate bike/parts
This
Defo needs tape too
Lovely bike otherwise though
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• #35110
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• #35111
yeah man,
me likeZ that colnago also -
• #35112
that colnago is boring
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• #35113
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• #35114
much more interesting
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• #35115
that colnago is boring
I'm sure this is more to your liking.
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• #35116
fuck yeah, a visp. No stickers though. Stem is upside down and no pedals as well, anti.
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• #35117
but it's got matching tires and chain
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• #35118
Those Visp's are an insult to track bicycles around the world.
I would rather ride a Unipac
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• #35119
ride mine then say that
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• #35120
Those Visp's are an insult to track bicycles around the world.
I would rather ride a Unipac
Why ?
Surely Visp is preferable to unipack, but in all honestly they don't look that bad, but then again, i haven't had a close look at them so meh
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• #35121
vinyvillan is just trying to wind me up. But I've said my piece about Visp bikes. And to be honest, anyone is welcome to come see mine, it's not heavy, it's not made of tin, it's a decent track frame. Hell anyone is welcome to take it for a spin if they don't believe me.
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• #35123
Apparenty the Visp frame weight 2200g, and it's an alu frame.
Heavier than a Surly Steamroller.
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• #35124
Ed, I don't have any scales. But it's far from heavy.
It weighs no more than my 531 bike I had before with the same wheelset. -
• #35125
Sub 2.8kg frame (1.890 on its own), fork, and headset according to your link, Ed. The Surly is 2850 frame and fork according to your other link? Not that I care, really.
i would'nt feel comfortable riding one of them ^