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Dura-Ace 9000 and SRAM XX1- both go to 11 - So I guess I should mention Shimano’s “official” release of the Dura Ace 9000 11-speed groups (electronic and mechanical) , though it seems a bit anticlima...3 days ago
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DUELL VOGUE！ - 新世代のスティール、Dedacciai E.O.M 16.5 フレックスは感じません。 この意味では、従来型のスティールと違う感覚を覚えます。 このフィールには、スティールフォークではなく カーボンフォークがマッチすると思います。 50mmハイトの車輪も、よく似合うと思います！ だったら素直に、カーボン乗れば...1 day ago
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Riding With Men Doesn’t Have To Suck - There are times when even riding a bike doesn’t sound like fun. However rare, it does happen. This week it happened to me. I’ve been grumpy. So grumpy in f...4 hours ago
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In Venice: Cycling, Cubo-Futurism and the Fourth Dimension - At the Peggy Guggenheim Museum in Venice, June 9th to September 16th, there will be an exhibition centering on Jean Metzinger’s "At the Cycle-Race Track ...
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かみ合うor 合わせる？！ - 世の中には、かみ合わない事も沢山あると思います。 むしろ、かみ合う事の方が珍しかったりするかも知れません。 昨日、少しだけシャフトが長かったので、カットしたんです。 そのシャフトにはネジ切ってあるんです。 ノコ引いたなら、当然ネジ山がカット面でイカれてしまいます。 ダイス入れないと、ナ...2 hours ago
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