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Purple bar tape? Oh Ed....

I made it my task this year to meet some REAL men as opposed to virtual ones.

what are you still doing online then?

great story, deserves a thread indeed

if she's using the thick one, perhaps shorten the reach might be a solution by changing the stem for a shorter one?

and how is that suppose to help? it won't bring levers closer to the bars.

i'd try with extra shim, even additional 5mm will make signifcant difference.

i think that shimano was making some short reach levers, r700 or something like that

Did putting shims help at all?
I'm going to double shims on my ultegra levers - glue them together.

what happened to Murtle last night?

haha - no, just worn my legs out on some windy hills this afternoon.

you said you'll be doing very flat short ride...and that your legs hurt after gym?

i think he's fallen off again....

why is it so quiet here?
anyone coming tonight?

Prolight is well Batman

i like it
matches my batbike

not so keen on the strap system though

. Guess it looked less horrible than most.

Looks quite bulky to me
I prefer giro ionos or prolight

Maybe a current projects thread would be better suited?

good idea

Anyone yet?..

Yep, Murtle, Soul, Velocio and Fast Orange
Where are you?

Where is everyone? I'm here on my own.

http://www.jensonusa.com/Fizik-Arione-TRI2-Braided-Carbon-Saddle
good price if you won't be able to get tt specific one from here,
same as standard arione but with padded nose

Only 55+ days to go ... it'll be fine ;D

we'll see:)

I'don't see any suspiciously low prices there.

£9.60 for a brake calliper in their store mmmmmm that sounds like it's gonna be a quality bit of kit!

and £27.8 chainset

^ it is unfortunately
http://www.espressowheels.com/terms.html

(Espresso Wheels) shall not be liable for any special or consequential damages that result from the use of, or the inability to use, the materials on this site or the performance of the products sold, *even if* Voanni Management Services Ltd. (Espresso Wheels) has been advised of the possibility of such damages.

                 **You understand that the use of cycling products  such as wheels  carry elements of risk which may result in serious  injury or death.**... **(Espresso Wheels) shall not be liable for any   injury sustained from the use of its products sold under the Espresso   Wheels brand name or any other.**

But you will own a Trek

I think i could live with that
I almost bought this one http://cycle-ops.co.uk/m7b0s348p705/TREK_MADONE_5_2_-_TRIPLE_%282008%29%0A
but someone was few hours quicker and bought my size before me

Bargain for someone size 62, and a lifetime warranty too.

Trek also gives a lifetime warranty on their frames

@Ed
I've read on Bikeradar that the BMC (at least the SL02) is a very unforgiving bike. The testers complained that after a couple of hours riding their backs started to hurt.

Bikeradar testers, lol

The most useless reviews on the net

They wont step into a stream of cars because they know they will get hurt but stepping in front of me doesnt really matter because I wont break both their legs and then their spine.

^that's where the problem is

technically you should be riding at a speed to allow you to stop safely in the event a hazard appears in front of you anyways so the point is kind of moot.

not that I agree with peds just walking out in front of any vehicle travelling at speed.

Technically...
we wouldn't have any road accidents if it was that simple

did someone say cake?