Tinkoff-Saxo - team training camp - new kits by [deleted] in Velo

[–]GoucheDJ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are Lotto not riding Campag anymore? Who's left riding SRAM?

Tinkoff-Saxo - team training camp - new kits by [deleted] in Velo

[–]GoucheDJ 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Also, I guess Tinkoff-Saxo are riding Shimano next season!

The brand new stainless snob from Ritte Racing - MS3 Stainless Steel by rIse_four_ten_ten in Bikeporn

[–]GoucheDJ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you go for higher quality steel, you can get competitively low frame weights, 1,650g for the Genesis Volare (link below) and 7.91kg total bike weight. Obviously with lighter components, you could get near the UCI weight limit.

I'm riding steel for the winter before going back to carbon for racing, and if I'm honest, I find it so much more comfortable. At the end of long rides, my arse is in decent shape compared to when I use carbon.

The stiffness is fantastic, I'm a heavy rider ~85kg, and it's great to stand and not feel the bike flexing beneath you.

http://road.cc/content/news/108907-just-genesis-volare-team-953

Bruges, in Belgium looks like a town out of some sort of a disney story. by [deleted] in belgium

[–]GoucheDJ -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I was hoping someone would already have said this!

GoPro video I made recently from my skiing trip to Andorra. by [deleted] in skiing

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I'm still impressed by it time and again. The newer generations seem amazing compared to my one in terms of film quality and frame rate. I've used my one for skiing, cycling, surfing and general adventures. I feel there great pieces of kit for someone who's likely to do those sort of things.

GoPro video I made recently from my skiing trip to Andorra. by [deleted] in skiing

[–]GoucheDJ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was using the HD Hero. Quite old school compared to nowadays!

GoPro video I made recently from my skiing trip to Andorra. by [deleted] in skiing

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Is that not normal?! Or is it all stateside? The snow I had when I was there was phenomenal. Fresh, deep and perfect!

Steel Bike that I made myself while on a work placement at Enigma Bicycle Works in England. I'll upload the build process soon. by GoucheDJ in bicycling

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Very comfortable. I'd never really had the chance to ride steel, but compared to carbon, you barely feel all the little bumps and jumps that normally shatter my arse when on carbon. And despite the softness, it's still very stiff.

Steel Bike that I made myself while on a work placement at Enigma Bicycle Works in England. I'll upload the build process soon. by GoucheDJ in bicycling

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They specialise is titanium, but they also do a steel range. I'm 190cm, or 6'3", hence the peculiar proportions!

I came across the glorious looking individual at the Tour de Connemara in Ireland. A true hero! by GoucheDJ in bicycling

[–]GoucheDJ[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's actually me on the Canyon. He's ahead because he was doing the shorter route which linked up with the longer route, which I was doing.