Upgrades for next season?

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Permalink Reply by bob boberson on May 8, 2010 at 5:30pm

brakes- Euro-X mag
wheels-chris king R45 hubs/mavic reflex rims
tires-challenge grifo

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Permalink Reply by JesseD on May 9, 2010 at 6:06pm

My wife got me some trp eurox cantis for our anniversary. I also am looking into the challenge clinchers with latex tubes and if I can swing it a carbon fork...What I'd really love to get though is a CXMAGAZINE Jersey that would be cool…..

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Permalink Reply by Chris on May 10, 2010 at 6:05pm

Planning to get a Paradox frame.

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Permalink Reply by Braintastic on May 13, 2010 at 7:08pm

I am building a new bike this year:

Specialized Tricross Expert frames set
Sram Force shifters and deraileurs
TRP EuroX Magnesium Brakes
Easton EC90 cranks
Easton EA70X w/Tufo Flexus Primus and a set with Flexus Cubus
Easton EA70 bars with EA90 stem
Specialized Phenom Team saddle
Crank Brothers Egg Beater 3
Gore Ride On Low Friction Sealed Cables
and….
A wife that is awesome for not giving me too much grief

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Permalink Reply by Jeff on May 16, 2010 at 10:39am

building this bike now:

yeti arc-x
easton ec90x
easton ec90 aero bars
ritchey carbon matrix stem
ritchey wcs carbon post
campy record qs ultra shifters
campy record f & r derailleurs
campy chorus ut 11 cranks
selle italia flite
shimano xtr pedals
mavic kysrium sl wheels
trp euro x carbon brakes

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Permalink Reply by Jerry Shere on May 24, 2010 at 11:34am

Just got my new Guerciotti X-Crow carbon frame. Very sweet! I'm pretty set with components except for brakes. On my other bikes, I've used V-brakes in the rear and canti's in the front. The V-brakes have always worked really well with a travel agent (Campy 10s) even in muddy situations. They're easy to set up, have great clearance for your leg, and very controllable stopping power. I hesitate to change this but I'm giving away a little weight. I also like the look of the new FSA cantis. Anybody got any thoughts?

Jerry

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Permalink Reply by Adam St. Germain on October 28, 2010 at 5:36am

I've got a new Circle A Cycles lugged CX frame on the way. Replacing my Spooky Supertouch (up for grabs soon enough), along with a set of NoTubes Alpha tubeless rims. Biking!

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Permalink Reply by Booksy on October 28, 2010 at 7:34am

Tubbies. I'll have more $$ in my wheels than my entire bike but that's the most important part, right?

Considering a wider bar, don't know how wide mine is (stock Specialized) but it doesn't seem wide enough.

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Permalink Reply by Skronglite Industries on December 14, 2010 at 7:06pm

Best option.

 

http://www.skronglite.com/2010/12/new-product-tuesday-skrigidity-fo...

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