Made some changes. 2000/2001 Serotta CHT - a lesson in titanium
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Looks very very good
I'm surprised by the thumbshifter though - I'm sure there is a reason shimano didn't pursue it for mtb.
I'm surprised by the thumbshifter though - I'm sure there is a reason shimano didn't pursue it for mtb.
Thanks dude and me too! They’re infinitely adjustable.Looks very very good
I'm surprised by the thumbshifter though - I'm sure there is a reason shimano didn't pursue it for mtb.
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I'm in pain just looking at that saddle!
I have robo-gooch.
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Do you worry about the point loads on those carbon rails from the USE post clamp?
A lot of saddle clamps have a trough to support the rails, which would spread the load.
A lot of saddle clamps have a trough to support the rails, which would spread the load.
A good question. I was considering filing out a little more of the troughs to fit the rails but the top parts of the clamps (the two darker parts in shot) seem to fit ok.
I could just find a Tune and use that.
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Speed Needle - best saddle ever (for my butt) - was also thinking that (almost) no padding on a saddle is not rideable - until I tried - now I have them on 2 bikes and even after riding one of the bikes for 8 hours - 3 days in a row - I had not any kind of problem with the butt - dont ask me about my legs 
back to topic: Serotta is top notch and I am always curious where you found all those tyres which are not just black or skinwall. I also have a soft spot for those tyres - Wildgripper in green and Corratecs Diamant Grip in yellow are my favorite.
back to topic: Serotta is top notch and I am always curious where you found all those tyres which are not just black or skinwall. I also have a soft spot for those tyres - Wildgripper in green and Corratecs Diamant Grip in yellow are my favorite.
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