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robski
from wandsworth
Age:18-24
Style:BMX
Experience:Expert
Gender:Male
Posted18 December 2009
Yes, I recommend this product.
Pros: Good value, Good quality, Lightweight, Looks great
I recently bought these forks to replace some old ones. they are really sturdy and they just feel so right. You have massive tyre clearance for a 2.3 if you ever need to go that wide. And for the price, there's not no other forks that I would reccommend. They 're just a good all round pair of bmx forks.
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The CD01 frame was not only tested, but developed in the wind tunnel. The result? An aero frame set that has the lowest drag coefficient ever, CD01. The CD01 frameset has been updated for 2010 with the use of high modulus carbon fibre lay-up that has reduced frame weight by over 10% and a BB30 bottom bracket shell. you'll have to search far and wide to find many manufacturers using this type and quality of carbon fibre in their triathlon-specific frames
I'm 5'11" with a 32" inside leg. what size do I need on a quintana roo cd0.1 dura-ace
Hi there, I would probably advise you to go for the ML size frame. We have that size in my store at the moment. (Wandsworth Branch)
I know with TT bikes, they come out massively long in length. I think the ML would be perfect if you're 5,11''. Come down to us and let's size you up, get you set up for a test ride to see if it fits well and take it form there.
Hope this helps.
Robski
I know with TT bikes, they come out massively long in length. I think the ML would be perfect if you're 5,11''. Come down to us and let's size you up, get you set up for a test ride to see if it fits well and take it form there.
Hope this helps.
Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
The CD01 frame was not only tested, but developed in the wind tunnel. The result? An aero frame set that has the lowest drag coefficient ever, CD01. The CD01 frameset has been updated for 2010 with the use of high modulus carbon fibre lay-up that has reduced frame weight by over 10% and a BB30 bottom bracket shell. you'll have to search far and wide to find many manufacturers using this type and quality of carbon fibre in their triathlon-specific frames
Do you have any of these bikes/frames on display anywhere?
If so, which store? Or will there be any at the Cycle Show 2010 or TCR 2011?
Hi there, right in my store, (Wandsworth Branch) we've actually got the ML size in, so if you were still interested in it, or just wanted to have a look at it, perhaps take it for a test ride, come on down to us.
Robski
Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
you list S, M, L as sizes, but the link to the geometry has M, L, XL. I would b interested in the 51cm frame, so which is it?
Hi there, right, usually when companies use S,M and L to distinguish their geometries, what that usually mean is the frame is the same off the ground, but differs in length, in terms of the top tube. I'm quite short, unfortunately, but I've got long arms in proportion to my body, so I would ride the M size frame. Therefore, i Could still throw the bike around whilst still feeling in control of it.
So if you interested in the 51cm, go for the small. It will be nimble, you will be able to 'chuck' it around better, plus, because it a slightly smaller size frame, it will lighter, which is what we all want!
I hope this helped.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.
Robski
So if you interested in the 51cm, go for the small. It will be nimble, you will be able to 'chuck' it around better, plus, because it a slightly smaller size frame, it will lighter, which is what we all want!
I hope this helped.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.
Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
What is the weight of this bike please?
Hi there, the weight would depend on the size. If you were looking a the medium i this bike, then it would be just over 20lbs mark. Which is really light for a single speed at this price.
Hope this helps.
Robski
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Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
are they stikers on the side
Hi there, yes that is stickers on the downtube of the frame.
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Robski
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Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
is this tyre folding?
Hi there, yes, this is a folding tyre.
Robski
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Robski
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14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
Are these wheels compatible with centrelock rotors
Hi there, unfortunately, these wheel arent compatible with centre lock, they only take a six bolt.
Have at what I would reccomend as a alternative.
Hope this helps.
Robski
Have at what I would reccomend as a alternative.
Hope this helps.
Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
can this lever be used on a 26mm handlebar?
Hi there, this will fit on a 26mm handlebar perfectly fine.
Hope this helped.
Robski
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Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
can the lever be used on a 26mm handlebar?
Hi there, this will gladly fit on 26mm handlebars perfectly fine.
Hope this helps
Robski
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Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski
What is the weight of the altitude 50 2010? I am 5ft 9inches tall, what size would i require? Do you offer 0% finance on this bike?
Hi there, First and foremost, yes, we do offer 0% finance on all or bikes over £500. We do a credit check in store,
More technical info, if you are 5,9'', probably best if you went for the 18'' or 19'' just to test ride them back to back. You may feel more comfortable with the 18'' set up right, but, you may be a little longer in the leg, so it's worth trying the 19'' to put your mind at rest.
These frames have a low stand over height, so it would be best to try both of them to make sure. Weight wise, its about 30lbs which is brilliant for a full suss bike.
Hope this helps.
Robski
More technical info, if you are 5,9'', probably best if you went for the 18'' or 19'' just to test ride them back to back. You may feel more comfortable with the 18'' set up right, but, you may be a little longer in the leg, so it's worth trying the 19'' to put your mind at rest.
These frames have a low stand over height, so it would be best to try both of them to make sure. Weight wise, its about 30lbs which is brilliant for a full suss bike.
Hope this helps.
Robski
14 years, 2 months ago
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robski