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I am upgrading from a 2015 Supersix Evo (non hi-mod) to a 2016 Supersix Evo Hi-Mod Ultegra. Are the geometries similar enough for me to ride the same 54 cm frame size?
I am planning to remove the Ultegra on the new bike and replace with SRAM Red etap, keeping the Spidering chainset. Would I also be able to use the Ultegra cassette with the SRAM Red and just get a new chain?
edit: This:
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/reviews/road-bikes/cannondale-supersix-evo-carbon-105-5
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Thanks, I can see exactly what you mean now. I will stick with two.
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Thanks, I will stick to two in that space and put the other two I need to accommodate in the flat horizontally on another wall (above the guest sofa bed!) I already have a normal Cycloc and Point pedal hooks so will order a couple of Endos for the vertical hanging.
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Yes, but you'll most likely have to take them all down in order to get just one out.
Even the one on the right? Maybe I'd be best to stick to two or it could get pretty frustrating, even if they are bikes that will only be used at the weekend. I was thinking of using Cycloc Endo hooks.
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Can I fit three road bikes hanging vertically in this space?
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I have a few of these little holes in my (badly) newly grouted bathroom. Can I just fill them in with a bit more grout?
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If I have two separate bikes: one with a power meter and speed sensor, and one with a cadence sensor and speed sensor - with all sensors signed up to the same garmin, am I going to rinse the battery searching for the sensors of one bike, while I'm out riding the other?
In a word, no. I have four bikes with sensors that I use the same Edge 1000 with.
Them Garmins have lots of bikes you can set up no?
No bike profiles any more, just a sensor 'pool'.
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I also have a couple of brand new, sealed XBox One games for sale:
Fallout 4, £10
Mafia 3 Deluxe including season pass, £25, same as this:
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I have a brand new copy of Fallout 4 (includes Fallout 3) on XBox One for sale if anyone is interested, £15.
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I met a whippet called Otto on Tottenham Marshes the other week.
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iMac sold.
Book now £8.
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iMac price drop, £75.
Some more info on the book:
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Have managed to acquire @Soul s ps4 will be definitely purchasing the last guardian and metal gear solid but apart from that am at a bit of a loss as to what else I need in my new gaming life.
Uncharted 4
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iMac price drop, £90
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HDD is 250 GB
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Late 2006 20-inch iMac, 2.16 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 2.5 GB RAM. Excellent condition, £sold collected from King's Cross.
Cyclepedia: A Century of Iconic Bicycle Design, by Michael Embacher, £8.
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Airport Express, please. Pm on the way.
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sure that all in one looks ok...
It's hideous. Pound's on the rise, so Apple may be reducing their prices next week...
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You could pick up the last gen for less now?
2015 models still being sold by Apple are more expensive now, unless you can somewhere with old stock (JL sold out, Currys have some).
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Girlfriend just bought the last midrange 2015 13-inch MacBook Pro in John Lewis Oxford Street. She needed something to replace her ten year old iMac and this suddenly seemed like a great deal at £1149 with a three year warranty thrown in for free. Seems like there are a lot of other people thinking the same way as they are almost out of stock of all the old MacBook Pros and iMacs (and current MacBooks at the pre-increase price).
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Entry level 15 inch MacBook Pro is £2349! Wasn't long ago it was £1599.
LFGSS
London Fixed Gear and Single-Speed is a community of fixed gear and single-speed cyclists.
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Yes, I will be selling those.
The 2015 Supersix has been upgraded to full Ultegra 6800 (including chainset) and nice FSA finishing kit and is pretty mint. This will also be for sale as a complete bike if anyone is interested.
Any Supersix geo experts out there?