SWSteve
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Show Us Your Carbon!!!
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Canyon Aeroad CF 7.0 Di2
Dusty Bin
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If you look very carefully, you might just be able to spot a small, unobtrusive reference to 'Canyon' on the frame. Easily missed though, tbf...
Looks good though - good setup too...
2wd
Canyon Aeroad CF 7.0 Di2
If you look very carefully, you might just be able to spot a small, unobtrusive reference to 'Canyon' on the frame. Easily missed though, tbf...
Looks good though - good setup too...
Damn,thought I'd managed to cover them all up !
SWSteve
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gds58
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Really?? It's a beautiful bike and will be an absolute stunner to ride but the venge is never ever going to be a bike for hills or as a climbers bike. Especially not with those Zipps on it! That is most definitely a fast flatland bike (hence why Cavendish rides one very similar to this) I sell these in my shop and I would never recommend one for somebody wanting a bike for hills and climbing, that's where the S-Works Tarmac comes into play. It doesn't detract from the fact that it's going to be a sublime bike to ride though and will certainly give you an exciting ride every time. Bet you're hoping for some nice dry days to try it out soon!! Personally I'd change the Zipp decals for either green ones or stealthy black ones.
Have fun.
gds58
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Out of interest, which of the Specialized concept stores did you get it from?
gds58
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This is my latest ride. Got this direct from Wilier, it's one of their ex-show bikes and in this colourway/groupset, isn't available in this country. Since taking this pic' I've upgraded it to Record groupset.
Mr Haematocrit
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The bike was not really built for hills, I have an olympic editon Di2 sl4 tarmac for that
There is a bit for the comment which is not apparent, I also own a sworks Di2 venge which can be seen in my album and after preaching to everyone about the virtues of Di2 I did not plug my seat post battery in correctly and I got stuck in a big gear on a bigger hill until such time that I could remove my seat post and address the issue.... So I am forever tormented about this by others, the reference 'this was made for hills' was simply stating I had no battery to lose on this..
Battery gate as its called can be read about here
http://www.cyclechat.net/threads/sunday-london-ride.47966/post-2183061
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Pedrosanchezo
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I'd look good on that. Just saying....................
Peteaud
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Pedrosanchezo
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What he said ^^^^^^^^ Wowser.
Pedrosanchezo
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And sorry but knowing Mr H's bikes i am guessing this one weighs in at around 6-6.5kg's. Give me a shot of this bike an i'll show you it can climb!! In fact Mr H is a born whippet, he will show you.
Change the wheels and the rest is fully adjustable. What is not suitable for a climber?
Change the wheels and the rest is fully adjustable. What is not suitable for a climber?
Peteaud
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I want to see it finished in all its glory when it is finished.
I did see a Cav frame in the flesh earlier this year and it is stunning.
I did see a Cav frame in the flesh earlier this year and it is stunning.
