any cyclists/roadies?

[E.J.]

Ade, Good on you!

Wanger, You have a winner in that wife of yours....

Steve, OUCH on the wreck....what happened? What do you think about the switch(Shimano to SRAM)?

Originally Posted by CigarGuy88

On average expect an hour+ for a good fit

Time & if needed, money, well spent.....

[CigarGuy88]

Originally Posted by E.J.

Ade, Good on you!

Wanger, You have a winner in that wife of yours....

Steve, OUCH on the wreck....what happened? What do you think about the switch(Shimano to SRAM)?




Time & if needed, money, well spent.....

A dumba$$ decided not to keep his line or accelerate coming out of a corner (it was a crit) and washed out my front wheel. After that I really don't remember what happened except for what people told me. I blacked out (probably from the amount of pain) and all I can remember is getting put in the ambulance, explaining to them that they didn't need to cut my team jersey (because it was full zip) and then being brought into the ER at Yale-New Haven.

As for the switch from Shimano to Sram... Love it so far. I have about 100 miles on it since last week and I notice significantly less drivetrain drag and noise. The new Yaw front derailleur works just like its suppose to (I think as well as my old ultegra SL) but it was a b*tch to setup (first one in the shop and no one knew the tricks yet) and it still needs a bit of adjustment to get it 100%. I still dont have the new crank (probably buying the new sram red quarq in a few months)or the new cassette (probably getting it at the same time as the quarq) so I won't be able to report on the full setup for awhile. The only downside so far is the shifters are insanely loud and would be a dead giveaway in a race if you were trying to stealthy.