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• #2102
Hi, mine = 12MCL53 H4 4244
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• #2103
Looking to get either the Vigorelli or Parallax in the near future.
With reference to sizing, just taken a quick peep at Evanscycles website who issue a size guide for all their bikes.
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• #2104
no size guide based on just your height will give you a "this is your size" answer, your best bet is too look at the competitive cyclist fit calculator, and then pick the size that has the closest effective top tube to your reccomended one.
or answer this for a quicker answer: how tall are you, whats your inseam, do you have particularly long/short arms/legs?
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• #2105
Vigorelli have longer headtube and shorter reach for the size, this is all.
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• #2106
My friend's 48cm repainted Mash Grey
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• #2107
only mash - only lopro lookalike :)
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• #2108
Anyone know the geo for the OG mash? Loads on the histo & bolt...looking for HT angle and - if known - the actual TT angle.
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• #2109
New build complete, stem needs cutting down a bit...
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• #2110
How mine looks currently.
needs a longer stem, and matching rear wheel. -
• #2111
How's the knee Dennis?
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• #2112
completely fine now, my bike fitting sorted me out. It was poor cleat positioning that overworked one side of my knee.
How's yours doing?
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• #2113
Glad to hear it, mines still fucked... /: don't think fracturing a vertebrae has helped the recovery. Rode a bike further than the end of the street today for the first time since accident, feels great to be rolling again. Just got to get back on the physio for the knee now.
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• #2114
Yeah I guess a fractured back will be helping at all. Glad to hear you're getting back on a bike though.
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• #2115
Excuse the seat/stem angle and steerer tube. Seat angle is for comfort and steerer tube will be cut eventually.
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• #2116
NB: it is actually very difficult to get the bike to balance in the middle of the road with just a water bottle!
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• #2117
If you have to adjusted the saddle nose down to relieved pressure, it's usually a sign that it's a touch too high.
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• #2118
If you have to adjusted the saddle nose down to relieved pressure, it's usually a sign that it's a touch too high.
^ this and the bars need taping
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• #2119
Also needs matching front wheel and brake has to go.
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• #2120
Living the Skrtluv lifestyle and changing my bars daily at the moment.
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• #2121
^ this and the bars need taping
Will be taping up soon. Why is it so hard to find Cinelli Jelly tape in natural? Sold out pretty much everywhere!
I've been trying not to use the brake to slow down apart from emergencies but I dont think I would ever feel comfortable brakeless....
Re. the seat being tilted, it may be a touch too high but it feels pretty good to me, not really overstretching at all and the tilt gives comfort below.
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• #2122
If you want to use the brake, then use it.
Seriously though, if that angle was to relieved pressure on your tissue, it's too high.
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• #2123
exploding wrists
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• #2124
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• #2125
^^^ That looks nuts.
speaking about vigorelli - serial number is unique only in 4 last numbers