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• #2477
^^they tend to be covered in a non pointy chain
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• #2478
That's not how I imagined you.
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• #2479
You imagine me?
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• #2480
erryday
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• #2481
is that a forrin hospital? (looking at the ?plug sockets behind your right ear)
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• #2482
Taylor is channeling Beaker there.
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• #2483
Rotor covers/guards? Do they exist?
The Polo crew use old frying pans etc no? Mainly because a dented rotor will slow you Down real fast. But it would be an easy fix. One quickly outlawed for aero benefits most likely.
I have fallen off more disc braked bikes than I can remember and never come in contact With the disc. On the road I've never need anything in addition to the hard tarmac. But rounding the edges of a brake disc wont effect braking. So they could do that no problem.
I can understand the fuss this ruling will cause in the industry. But for everyone else its a bit, meh.
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• #2484
I have fallen off more disc braked bikes than I can remember and never come in contact With the disc.
The problem in road racing is not landing on your own bike, which as you suggest is unlikely, but landing on or being hit by other people's bikes.
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• #2485
Still seems unlikely. But I guess it'd eventually happen somewhere.
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• #2486
On a long enough timeline someone will be decapitated
You'd probably get the classic disc brake squeak / honk to the tune of 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' before though, which makes it worth it.
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• #2487
UK RRP is £509 so this is probably going to be sub £300 once Merlin etc. get it.
Chain Reaction listing 11 spd 105 5800 for £336 for July delivery
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• #2488
hope pro 3 hubs, can you 11 speed them ?
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• #2489
Would also like to know this..
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• #2490
Officially no but there was something about using a file.
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• #2491
From singletrack forum, with an 11sp freehub and a big old cassette a conditional "yes".
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• #2492
Massive cassette and clearance? Bonus.
Now, what about my dt-swiss hubbed roval disco wheels?
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• #2493
Looking for the groupset of my new bike (Condor Acciaio). Coming from Ultegra 6700 I would like to try Campagnolo (I like the hood shape, even if I tried it for few minutes). I can stretch my budget and I was thinking if to go for Centaur or Athena (both in the carbon option). Any suggestions?
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• #2494
don't get campag - that is my suggestion.
Seriously, I love Campag, but they are so far behind Shimano now and the price of replacement parts is an effing joke.
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• #2495
^ instant rep innit
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• #2496
My last road bike was also my first real road bike (BMC), and I did not like the Ultegra 100% (feeling on the hood, brake lever shared with the gear shifting... and yes, the style)
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• #2497
I've heard that 6800 hood shape is much nicer than 6700; you can test ride to know
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• #2498
have you considered srammmmm?
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• #2499
6800 hoods are different.
Or Sram? I was a big fan of Campag hoods and I've moved over to Sram without any hand issues.
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• #2500
Dan have you got 6800 on any biek?
I love it when 12 year olds think they've discovered something new. 105 was "good enough to race, cheap enough to ride" 30 years ago when it had golden arrow logos.