TripletDaddy |
02-29-2008 04:32 PM |
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Originally Posted by creekster
(Post 191752)
Tell me your inseam and I can tell you how likely the F400 large is to fit you. I own 4 cannondales and am pretty familiar with their sizing.
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Question. Is there a practical reason for owning so many roadbikes?
In surfing, it is very common to own multiple sticks in your "quiver," however there is usually a practical application. Varying waves sizes and shapes dictate the type of board that should be used.
Small, rolling waves are classic for longboarding, terribly for short.
Larger, critical waves call for a shortboard (and even within the shortboard family, you can have a board with more or less rocker, multiple skags, fish shaped, etc)
Medium size waves can be ridden by long, short, or what are called "fun boards."
Is there a similar phenomenon in cycling? Are your bikes made for different rides and terrain? When watching bits of the Tour, I guess I never bothered to see whether they were changing their bikes between climbing and flat stages. Time trial bikes are different, no? Or at least the wheels?
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