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Evs-One:
Whats wrong with tubulars for street use?
I love tubulars

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I love tubulars, way better than clinchers. Once you ride tubies you'll never go back.

 

looks damn good sean! what are you using for a rig?

 

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In those shots just a magic arm secured w/ a super clamp

 

awesome dude! your shots are always baller as hell

 

so who is running clipless pedals?

 

nice sean!

 

can we start a how-to discussion for things like backward circles and such? i remember struggling with track stands until reading about the right technique so maybe that will help people with other stuff as well..

 

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the ride is definitely better, not arguing that.

But I have run over several nails/thorns/etc that have put holes in tubulars and this has made me catch rides/bus home 15 miles away when I would go for long rides.

It's not as easy to change a tubular on the side of the street as it is a clincher/tube

 

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egg beaters with Shimano SPD MTB shoes....SOO much nicer than clips and straps...but can be a hassle when grocery shopping, etc

 

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egg beaters with Shimano SPD MTB shoes....SOO much nicer than clips and straps...but can be a hassle when grocery shopping, etc </TD></TR></TABLE>

LOL i bet it could look funny

thanks dude. i'll be ordering some eggbeaters when i find a pair of shoes that fit me.

 

few shots from my trip out to AZ (more here flickr.com/kjten22)

 

damn! nice pix dude

 

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who seys wolverines can't do bike tricks !

get clipped in sean

edit:
SEAN WTF?!?1?!

 

me gusta headbands.

 

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get clipped in sean

edit:
SEAN WTF?!?1?!

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I don't like dem clipz BTW please note, my TUBULAR TIRE did NOT POP even though the rip snapped brutally. To all those who think you "have to be careful" with tubies take a look at that.

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yea it keeps my hair outta my face.

 

Here's another shot where you can better see the break in the rim



And props to KJ! It was awesome to finally meet/hang/shoot/ride with you

 

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there is only one thing to know....practice

lol jk. but on a serious note, there is nothing better than going out for a ride and just "trying" things.

yea there are some pointers but they don't beat doing it.

i sound like a nike commercial

 

I have a fixed gear GT trials bike.....can I be down? The bike is not JDM though.

 

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my bike was made in Minnesota

 

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pics!

 

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pics!</TD></TR></TABLE>

x2

and, sean, how'd you break a rim like that?!

 

steel is not real !


Modified by Ep3 No.2 at 10:20 PM 4/21/2008

 

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steel is not real !


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Steel is SO real!!!!

 

quick question

how can i tell the difference between a 07 and 08 bianchi concept? are there markings?

 

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doesn't it say the year on concepts?

edit: i guess they stoppedputting the year in 07. apparently the welds are "cleaner" on the 08s and people noticed that the 08s may have a pearl to the paint...

that's all i can come up with. they are probably identical. if both 07 and 08 were nos...i doubt it would be any noticeable difference