Thread: Tri road bike!!!!!

Originally Posted by JoshC

not a huge fan of greasey, sweaty, dripping, sticky bits afterwards tho

Your doing it wrong!!
And for Neckshot's sake add in there 'oilly'!!

Originally Posted by Neckshot

I heard you're not that fussy

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Life's too short to be fussy mate

Originally Posted by Gibo

Your doing it wrong!!
And for Neckshot's sake add in there 'oilly'!!

Bahahahaha You only read the dirty section Gibo, of which I said I'm not a fan of

Originally Posted by JoshC

Life's too short to be fussy mate

Fussy fucker fucks Fuckall
Oily things just look better

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Originally Posted by Neckshot

Fussy fucker fucks Fuckall
Oily things just look better

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Standards are for fences

Originally Posted by JoshC

Standards are for fences

Not fencers

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You should've known better than to ask about a bicycle on a hunting forum

Originally Posted by JoshC

You should've known better than to ask about a bicycle on a hunting forum

I like a laugh Josh.

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Originally Posted by Neckshot

your in the ball park

What's happened to you mate, thats actually quite funny

Measured my frame and its 59cm so maybe a bit big. All the components are Shimano 105 but on a light weight double butted Chro-Mo frame. Thought I might send it on a one way trip. Not had much use as I mainly used, and still do, the older mountain bike. About 25 years old, done about 6 races on it and about the same in training rides at 80-90km.

Its tires are too skinny, seat is too high has less than 10 inches of suspension travel, has more than one gear on the crank, no hydraulic disk brakes.

Im beginning to think this bike may have been designed to be pedaled.

BikeS should be driven or helicoptered to the top of something and only ridden down,preferably very steep to minimise peddling and maximize hydraulic brake use

Hey Nekkers will you fit a man sized bike ?

Neckshot I have a mountain bike you could throw some road tyres on if you wanted?
Wellcome two have a look see

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

Hey Nekkers will you fit a man sized bike ?

The good thing is The Warehouse have brought the brand and selling rubbish under the name now. I know I guy who is a competitive mountain bike racer and enjoys beating guys on his 'cheap and Nasty'.

When I bought it they were selling for $1300-$1500 as one step above the base tri-bike. Mind you squeaky arse here paid about 1/3rd that at a runout price from the importer but the manufacturer shipped the newer model with better gear on it by mistake. It would get you going.

Originally Posted by gadgetman

Measured my frame and its 59cm so maybe a bit big. All the components are Shimano 105 but on a light weight double butted Chro-Mo frame. Thought I might send it on a one way trip. Not had much use as I mainly used, and still do, the older mountain bike. About 25 years old, done about 6 races on it and about the same in training rides at 80-90km.

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Your a good bugger alright GM but yes slightly two big im a 55cm size.Thanks for thr offer mate.