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• #6352
I've bought carbon bars.
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• #6353
Your brakes squeal, and now your bars are going to creak.
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• #6354
Musical bike
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• #6355
Jono, I'm guessing your butterbean is already reserved by now, but if not, I'm interested.
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• #6356
I'm not sure if I'm going to sell it, might stick it in the window of LMNH for a bit, selling it will be painful... maybe though, still a couple months off, etc.
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• #6357
srsly? where is info on the de rosa?
i think i need it -
• #6358
I actually sort of like it as well.
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• #6359
and its not even brown!?
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• #6360
Still looks like poo though
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• #6361
treefrog your wildest dreams have come true
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• #6363
carbon replacement for all those broken pomps
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• #6364
Crabon polo is the future...
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• #6365
Not on one of those it isn't.
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• #6366
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• #6367
An ongoing rant of mine is that carbon frames in polo are fool's gold.
I look at the dent in my sword; my tough, tough, beloved sword, and wonder how a carbon frame would stand up to similar impact. Actually, I don't wonder, I can categorically say that polo impact would decimate a polo frame at some point in its life. It might last awhile, in the absence of significant impact, but in the event of significant impact; i.e. impact that would dent a steel frame, such would destroy carbon.
I understand that tight weave carbon is strong; but it's not polo strong. Essentially, a carbon polo bike would be like a helmet, the first significant impact it withstood would destroy it. They are single use bikes.
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• #6368
Disagree.
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• #6369
Many broken carbon bits in polo already.
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• #6370
Disagree.
Pah!
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• #6371
Crabon is fool's gold anyway.
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• #6372
Ha, Eddie's grin is hilarious.
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• #6373
Carbon totally depends on the manufacturing process. Cheap carbon is fool's gold.
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• #6375
I was just about to post that niner video. I don't think it really says anything relevant, it's just fun watching someone hit a carbon fork with a big hammer.
Tell me you haven't bought carbon bars.