Made for Jan, but never ridden by him, or even delivered, BUT raced by some 50-something nobody? Sure sounds like a collectable to me! (I'm sure there are plenty of bikes out there that Jan actually rode.)
Metric centuries? I can't even count the number of 60 mile rides I've done. (I never thought to.)
1,000 miles in a month is pretty hard for someone who works for a living - I'm trying to hit 3,000 miles for the year.
I'm running a 100 mm stem now. It's comfortable, is all I know. I really don't know all that much about fitting - I ask the fitter what to do, and do it.
No - it's because I've got short legs compared to my height (30 inch inseam) Because I'm tall, most shops will try to sell me a 58 cm - when I got professionally fitted, 55cm turned out to be right for me.
my handlebars are about two inches lower than my seat - I find it pretty comfortable...
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I think it's funny that nobody can successfully rip off Jackass. The best they can do it smack each other in the face with 2X4's, etc.
Exhibit A - the Dudesons.
HA! Those bikes look like they put them together with garage spare parts. They've got multi-gear setups, but I can't see shifters on any of the bikes. Best of all, they point to the Spruce Goose as evidence of "wood is a good building material." How did the Spruce Goose work out, again?
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