The "what bike bits have you just bought" thread
Discussion
MadDad said:
'ere we go again........but to be fair the old chain has been on the bike for a couple of thousand k's;
Couple of thousan km, I measured the same chain which had done 8000km through all kinds with me, Mr unsympathetic crossing it up and it had stretched <0.5%.Are you Tony Martin?
option click said:
Just bought this in the hope of making myself slightly more visible/safe on my commute.
This looks to be a far better option than those awful, shapeless, yellow highlighter jackets.
I'd be very keen to know how you get on with this, how the sizes come up to ther gear, and the country it was made in.This looks to be a far better option than those awful, shapeless, yellow highlighter jackets.
Thanks in advance!
louiebaby said:
I'd be very keen to know how you get on with this, how the sizes come up to ther gear, and the country it was made in.
Thanks in advance!
Well, what I can tell you is that it looks very well made. I reckon I will get away with just wearing a baselayer underneath as the material is quite thick. No fleecy lining though, but I run quite hot so it should suit me well.Thanks in advance!
Capo's clothing is made in Italy, so sizing is typically on the (very) small side.
My size L (supposedly for up to 42 chest) is being returned as I couldn't even get the two sides of the zip together, let alone do it up.
I'll be exchanging for an XL, but I'm still slightly doubtful.
I'll do another update when I have actually used it.
Dr Imran T said:
Teebs said:
Wow that is stunning. You better look the part on that beast seems a very capable bike. Breakdown of spec would be great!If they offered it in a SRAM build I'd find it very hard to resist.
TheLemming said:
Dr Imran T said:
Teebs said:
Wow that is stunning. You better look the part on that beast seems a very capable bike. Breakdown of spec would be great!If they offered it in a SRAM build I'd find it very hard to resist.
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