[gonefirefightin]

alright, knock off the mushy chit,

jimbo.........all you have to do is make the time brutha, I was married to a career and it took a coma to make me realize it wasnt worth it.

that my freind, is why dura-ace works fine for me,...... there back on track

 

[James]

alright, knock off the mushy chit,

jimbo.........all you have to do is make the time brutha, I was married to a career and it took a coma to make me realize it wasnt worth it.

that my freind, is why dura-ace works fine for me,...... there back on track

Yeah, I know. We're getting to the slower part of the year, so I'll have more time. Have some great cold-weather riding gear too.
I find that the closer you work with bikes, the less time you have time to ride.
As soon as some stuff settles down at work, which it would soon, I'll have more time. Lunch rides, the works.

Speaking of DA, I was amazed at the difference in feel between the Ultegra stuff. Ult is pretty nice, but the DA just has that amazing feel to it. I don't think I have enough time on Record to really say anything about them. The Force I'm still coming to terms with. The rear brake has some cable drag in the housing, so kinda feels like garbage right now.

 

[gonefirefightin]

before running your lines put dry teflon powder in the housing and sift it back and forth then empty it out into the other ones and so on. works awsome for years.

I also like DA for use with the flight deck. the integration is awesome when you dont have to move your hands for anything

 

[James]

before running your lines put dry teflon powder in the housing and sift it back and forth then empty it out into the other ones and so on. works awsome for years.

I also like DA for use with the flight deck. the integration is awesome when you dont have to move your hands for anything

I'll have to try that out, thanks for the advice. I think it was partially the wheel that was on there, when I swapped it to another one, I think it was a bit thinner, the lever feel improved a bit.