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I don't if they work but they sure look cool....... The manufacturer claims 99gr each.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2004/news/feb25
http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2004/news/feb25
I'm not a big coffee drinker so $1399 for a machine seems outragous to me. Then again, I'm drooling over a set of $690 brakes so what do I know...divve said:If it doesn't work you can always wash it down with one of these for $1399
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I looked into that exact thing last year to see why there is no distributor in USA or Canada. The answer I got was they were in North America with their bikes years ago and didn't do so great. The market is bigger in Europe and they are just concentrating on the Motor sport and Ski industry in North America at this time.52-16SS said:I don't understand why Scott bikes are not sold in the US. Especially with a name like ScottUSA. Maybe we'll se them sold under the name ScottEuro. Maybe their frames are too light and they fear the US lawyers!
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Man an I thought Merlin Magia 2.1lbs frame built to 13.1lbs was sick. Sure the brakes Dave is drooling over and Al inserts for Ti Speedplays will fill the billdivve said:It's only 888g for a size 54.
I go both ways(not that wayTurboTurtle said:as the reason for rejecting change, we certainly do wet our pants over carbon, don't we.
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TurboTurtle said:as the reason for rejecting change, we certainly do wet our pants over carbon, don't we.
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Actually......ah nevermindMikeBiker said:Dave,
The first time I saw this (Old and Fixed) under your name I thought "Why is any man bragging about being old and fixed?" Then of course I realized Old and Fixed was the group you were the moderator for, not a personal description!