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First Time Bike Build

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  • #52
    pgd-pgd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 52 ✭✭pgd-pgd


    pprendeville wrote: »
    baldshaunieb wrote: »
    Don't often post comments, but have to in this case! The bike looks fab - i've been following the thread from the beginning and loved seeing the final build pics. I did the same a couple of years back, but ordered the wrong size frame, never felt comfortable as a result and sold it on. Seeing your complete bike has me thinking of dipping in again........NNNOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Best of luck with it.

    Thanks Shaunie. I raced the bike today in Gorey. I Didnt last long as fitness is gone but it's a super fast bike (maybe down to carbon wheels) and it can turn on a six pence the handling is so good. Need to adjust my rear derailleur though as it was slipping in the mid range of the cassette roughly once every chain revolution which drives me mad. Not sure if my chain is too short though?
    Sedn this


  • #53
    pgd-pgd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 52 ✭✭pgd-pgd


    pprendeville wrote: »
    baldshaunieb wrote: »
    Don't often post comments, but have to in this case! The bike looks fab - i've been following the thread from the beginning and loved seeing the final build pics. I did the same a couple of years back, but ordered the wrong size frame, never felt comfortable as a result and sold it on. Seeing your complete bike has me thinking of dipping in again........NNNOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Best of luck with it.

    Thanks Shaunie. I raced the bike today in Gorey. I Didnt last long as fitness is gone but it's a super fast bike (maybe down to carbon wheels) and it can turn on a six pence the handling is so good. Need to adjust my rear derailleur though as it was slipping in the mid range of the cassette roughly once every chain revolution which drives me mad. Not sure if my chain is too short though? Any comments?

    Seen this bike before the race in the rugby club car park. Wasn't sure if it was yours. Well impressed. Love the stealth look myself.


  • #54
    pgd-pgd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 52 ✭✭pgd-pgd


    pprendeville wrote: »
    baldshaunieb wrote: »
    Don't often post comments, but have to in this case! The bike looks fab - i've been following the thread from the beginning and loved seeing the final build pics. I did the same a couple of years back, but ordered the wrong size frame, never felt comfortable as a result and sold it on. Seeing your complete bike has me thinking of dipping in again........NNNOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Best of luck with it.

    Thanks Shaunie. I raced the bike today in Gorey. I Didnt last long as fitness is gone but it's a super fast bike (maybe down to carbon wheels) and it can turn on a six pence the handling is so good. Need to adjust my rear derailleur though as it was slipping in the mid range of the cassette roughly once every chain revolution which drives me mad. Not sure if my chain is too short though? Any comments?

    Seen this bike before the race in the rugby club car park. Wasn't sure if it was yours. Well impressed. Love the stealth look myself.


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