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presque fini sur la photo.
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je devais avoir 1 lbs de sel dans le steer tube...

fait:
- installer nouveau shifter & frein
- raccourci le steer tube pour ne plus avoir de spacer sur la potence, nouveau expandeur
- installer dérailleur avant
- Nouveaux chainring SRAM red black 50-36, j'ai du devoir retirer les crank arm du spider a cause du boulon caché.

Le bike est fini, mais sur la photo il manquait.
- couper la chaine parce que beaucoup trop longue, le jockey wheel frotte sur la cassette sur le petit plateau
- trimmer le shift cable
- remettre la cage à bouteille.
- mettre le chain catcher avant.

Je met le catcher juste en dernier pour m'assurer que ca shift comme il faut avant et que ça serve uniquement comme safety et non comme béquille d'un dérailleur mal ajusté.
 
What's some recommendations for shoes in the 250-300$ range? I feel like treating myself

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ca dépend vraiment de la forme de ton pied. Long & étroit VS large.

j'aime bien mes Lake CX218 Carbon Wide Fit Road Shoes, j'ai le pied super large. Premier souliers que j'ai avec des Boa, c'est cool.

c'est le genre de truc qu'il faut vraiment essayer avant d'acheter en général. J'ai eu des souliers thermoformés Shimano, et honnêtement je trouve pas que ça vaut la peine.
 
Beau bike, mais t'es bin avec une selle penché comme ça ?

Gregster said:
What's some recommendations for shoes in the 250-300$ range? I feel like treating myself

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it depends on how you feets are. If they're narrow, wide, high, etc.

If you have wide toe box or collapsing arch that makes them wider, Specialized shoes (wide range) and Shimano's are good. Until now I've used 2 pairs of S-works shoes, Shimano Sphyre, Giro and Fizik. Specialized are on top of the list as the most comfortable ones for me since I have a wide foot.

Right now I use Giro VR90 which I love.

But for a good budget like yours, I'd go S-works when they come with a discount. Otherwise the Torch 3.0 should be a very good choice.

Fiziks makes also very nice shoes, a bit on the heavy side but very confortable and stiff.

In the end you need 2 main factors : confort and stiffness in the sole.
 
cassard said:
Beau bike, mais t'es bin avec une selle penché comme ça ?



it depends on how you feets are. If they're narrow, wide, high, etc.

If you have wide toe box or collapsing arch that makes them wider, Specialized shoes (wide range) and Shimano's are good. Until now I've used 2 pairs of S-works shoes, Shimano Sphyre, Giro and Fizik. Specialized are on top of the list as the most comfortable ones for me since I have a wide foot.

Right now I use Giro VR90 which I love.

But for a good budget like yours, I'd go S-works when they come with a discount. Otherwise the Torch 3.0 should be a very good choice.

Fiziks makes also very nice shoes, a bit on the heavy side but very confortable and stiff.

In the end you need 2 main factors : confort and stiffness in the sole.
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No my saddle is not like this usually, ive been working on it to put some parts and left it like that for now

@gregster if you have wide feet, the shimano sphyre and rc7 are similar,go try them you will see.Ive had some old'ish s-works, they where good but had a little pain on the side of my foot after longrides.
 
So finished 'build me up' program
a little bump in the ftp test from 252(64.2kg/3.9w/kg) to 257watts(at 62.8kg)= 4.09 w/kg, nothing crazy i expected more
 
j'ai commencé gravel grinder, bien hâte de voir.

moi aussi je trouves ca pas mal plus hot le crank noir VS avant.
 
jai fait un climbing session today au Alpes du zwift, en novembre jai fait 53min et quelque, today 47:07 @266watts,pas pire upgrade, ca picottait lol
 
Did the first round of Haute Route tonight, wanted to not light every match so it took me 2.5hrs almost, longest I've ever been in the trainer, I'm dead in so many places
 
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