Doyleyburger
Veteran
- Location
- NCE West Wales
That's a beaut of a machine @ianrauk
Show Us Your Carbon!!!
- Thread starter MadoneRider1991
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My 2013 Merida Scultura 905 which has seen a few changes in it's life! (stem x 2, seat post, seat x 3, bars, brakes, tyres, wheels x 2)
Recently acquired Mavic Cosmic SLS's which I love the look of, not sure if I prefer the ride of the Fulcrum Racing Zero I had on previously but giving these a few miles to see how it goes. Having said that I recently completed a 50 mile sportive in my best average speed smashing several of my Strava PBs in the process (including some hill climbs) so they must be ok. Just not as "sprightly" feeling as the fulcrums.
I've settled on this for now:
Small seat pack with multitool, tube and patches. Two water bottles, Garmin and small flashing white light on bars (red one on lid), pump in back pocket.
At least with it being an 'endurance' type bike it doesn't look overloaded...
Small seat pack with multitool, tube and patches. Two water bottles, Garmin and small flashing white light on bars (red one on lid), pump in back pocket.
At least with it being an 'endurance' type bike it doesn't look overloaded...
Big Dave laaa
Biking Ninja
- Location
- Flintshire
Nice looking bike!I've settled on this for now:
Small seat pack with multitool, tube and patches. Two water bottles, Garmin and small flashing white light on bars (red one on lid), pump in back pocket.
At least with it being an 'endurance' type bike it doesn't look overloaded...
Andywinds
Senior Member
Nice bike, I like the colours.
I've settled on this for now:
Small seat pack with multitool, tube and patches. Two water bottles, Garmin and small flashing white light on bars (red one on lid), pump in back pocket.
At least with it being an 'endurance' type bike it doesn't look overloaded...
Doyleyburger
Veteran
- Location
- NCE West Wales
Settled on it for now ???I've settled on this for now:
Small seat pack with multitool, tube and patches. Two water bottles, Garmin and small flashing white light on bars (red one on lid), pump in back pocket.
At least with it being an 'endurance' type bike it doesn't look overloaded...
That's a top class bike. No need to settle on it .......keep it and get some PR's on that bad boy
Nah, I mean I've settled on that setup for carrying the bits and pieces I need! Not settled for a sub-standard bike. It's much better than me!
Andywinds
Senior Member
Stu Smith
Veteran
- Location
- Lancashire
Bought second hand..500 dry miles only..Even the handle bar tape is clean..
Need to change the stem to get it level...
Need to change the stem to get it level...
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
That is very nice indeed!!
I was bought a Gran-Fondo a couple of weeks ago;
Ultegra 11-speed
Ultegra wheels (Schwalbe 'ONE' tyres, '23')
Ritchey WCS stem, bars, seat-pin, tape & bottle-cages(!?)
'Flite' saddle that was new to my Dyna-Tech 755Ti, back in 1994 (& best saddle I've ever had)
Oh, & spot the 'Sad-Git' feature, given the Italian flag
Stu Smith
Veteran
- Location
- Lancashire
Thats a bike on your bed isn't it
Yeah its on the bed,put it there so my missus could hoover around where the bike was going to be parked at night..
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HertzvanRental
Veteran
Yeah its on the bed,put it there so my missus could hoover around where the bike was going to be parked at night..
Thomk
Guru
- Location
- Warwickshire
Ex Di2 demo bike - Shimano Pro frame.
