Exploring New England's natural beauty - The waterfall tour/camping trip extravaganza! June 22- 24

That's awesome! All I can tell you is bring LOTS of water

 

Lloyd has a fancy carbon fiber bike that weighs 137oz. He doesn't need a motor

 

Ftfy

 

Runs like a Swiss....car

 

What kind of bike do you have?

 

@Subway4X4

 

That’s like asking David @fatfurious2 what’s on his truck

It’s a full carbon aero road frame made by Cervelo, a Canadian company.

Zipp Wheels are aero carbon fiber with aero alloy spokes.

Handlebars are aero carbon fiber

Drivetrain is Shimano Dura-ace electronic shifters.

Cyclist is old and has a bad right knee.

 

I mean it's Shimano* but it's not campagnolo....

Also the only time I've ever not reffered to it as campy

 

That was a mouthful. And it lives on the wall.

 

I like everyone's stuff!

 

@mach1man001 fyi - I might be adding 1 additional attendee +his truck to my group

 

Campy was decent 40 years ago....

 

long as its a taco

 

It is! Brother in law bought his '14 after i had my '10. Unless he brings his yj or k20

 

I may be set up a bit simpler than you!

I have a ferrari CX60 mtn bike made of Italian chinese steel

some metal wheels and essentially mud terrains for tires

some metal handle bars and some OBX grips

shimano deraileur tho

Rider is young and likes modding his truck too much

I got it a long time ago for like 800$ i run no air in the front shock so it rides like a old land barge lincoln, jump it, downhill, whatever it be this shit will do it. broke 4 derailer hangers, flat tire every like 5 rides, two chains, and one whole deraileur, outer gear ring is smooth so i put a rock bash ring on. I cant get a beater crawler so i got a beater bike and i take pride in its shittiness.

 

Well K20's are sick trucks actually. as long as he wants 8-10 mpgs for like 550 miles

 

And that's why I put them on my steal frames from the 70's. Makes for one smooth ride.


Fwiw, also a dihard Shimano guy. I've rode since I was a teenager and worked at a shop for the better part of a decade. The Sram stuff has just always been too clunky.

 

Shimano* whoops

 

Shimano is the Toyota of the cycling world. Can’t beat em for well thought out design, engineering and reliability.

Campy is like Peugeot. Looks nice, but damn they cost a fortune to maintain and break down every other day. And getting parts for them? Next to impossible.

 

Probably worse than that. '68 K20 with a 454 and 35's (maybe 33's, I don't remember)...either way

Edit - 33's