[raymondlin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by chiefroastbeef most of the Wilderness Trail Bikes (WTB) saddles are super comfortable, if not all. I have the Rocket V, which is one of their most narrow saddles and i feel no discomfort after hours of riding.

Thats the one I have and the bone in my bum kills after just 20 mins on it.

 

[slug]

My girlfriend and I just got new bikes. I haven't rode a bike for about 15 years so I figured it was time to get a new one.

Mine - 06 Specialized Hardrock Comp Disc

Hers - 06 Rocky Mountain Fusion

 

[raymondlin]

just wondering what lock does you guys recommend?

Something in the region of $50 to $75.

 

[desmoface]

Steve

 

[c0mfortably_numb]

My 1993 Trek 830 So far upgraded -> Avenir Titanium Bar ends, Kore Aluminum 3 degree bar, Shimano LX Brakes, Panaracer tires (back=smoke, front = dart) Vetta manesium seat rails, Control Tech seat post Further upgrades that I have not installed yet- > I have all black Mavic rims (XT hubs, XTR skewers) change out the cassette to 8 speed and install XT Derailleur's change head to threadless and change the crank

 

[pigmode]

Here's a pre-first ride, pre-fine tune pic.

 

[braillediver]

I just got a Palomar Mountain bike scuba diving. Is it any good?

I found a Trek Mountain bike a few weeks ago- it had all Shimano parts but I gave it away.


Mitch

 

[Comfy]

 

[raymondlin]

I got that Specialized saddle this week as the WTB was killing my bum.

Had a ride on it today, very nice. My bum don't hurt anymore, plus it is like 30% lighter as well.

 

[J-Pak]

26 lbs, only thing I'd like is better brakes. Very old pictures, since then I've adjusted the brake levers.

 

[kontai69]

I mountain as well as road bike. Here are my rides...
1999 Litespeed Pisgah

2000 Litespeed Classic

I built them both up from scratch.

 

[Laptopia]

 

[Yikes]

 

[Captain]

Three wheels better then two

 

[zowie]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SysteX Seems like all you guys do mountain biking. I'm a roadie by heart--nothing quite like dodging traffic at 20mph . The bike's a 2002 Lemond Tourmalet; has ~4200 miles on it, and is still going strong. Aluminum frame, carbon fiber fork, Ultegra in the rear, 105 in the front.

I have that same frame (custom build up). I think it's an 04, not an 02. The 02s were probably steel.