yeap, if can afford, why not.

actually i have a very poor eyesight under low light. so if i wear sunglasses, especially early morning, i can't see properly. even rudy's racing red also, no use. tried specialized, also no good with me. but after i've tried oakley, i can see clearly even under low light.

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Sep 26 2012, 02:10 AM

degree? u mean it changes from clear to dark under various light conditions? or it eliminates glare (polarized)?

no la. normal type.

i think u can order the lenses from oakley, but darn expensive. better get other brands that have inserts, like rudy with their rx insert. i think shimano also has an option for inserts.

wait... oakley AUD160

rudy AUD800++ ??

better oakley la like that... rudy super ultra expensive

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Added on September 26, 2012, 4:20 pmrydon itself excluding the clip on is already expensive. about rm800+

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Sep 26 2012, 04:20 PM

expensive shades can completely hide your eyes while providing excellent clarity sight. very handy when u want to look at chix assets without getting caught while cycling

polygon helios 700
carbon frame
shimano 105
wheelset shimano rs20
price rm5699 before discount

polygon helios 600
carbon frame
shimano tiagra 20s
wheelset shimano rs20
price rm5139 before discount

since when???

no la. if ppl want good spec but limited budget, i sure rekemen polygon.

but of course, later when see others on time, colnago, spez, trek, giant, etc... terus gatal mau upgrade and blame me for recommending polygon in the first place, that's that fella problem la. inferiority complex. sendiri limit the budget, sendiri kena tahu la, must be content with own decision

http://www.bikeradar.com/news/article/mavi...ike-2012-35071/

wahh..... new ksyrium SLS (previously SL) is even lighter, 1395g and the freehub is shimano 11s compatible.

rsys bloody fat spokes. like chopsticks

just for the fun of it:

kinlin xr200 rims
american classic hubs
sapim cxray spokes 20/24

weight w/o skewer = 1238g
price rm2k (before shipping n before tax)

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Sep 27 2012, 08:34 PM

ic... dunno when next time... years later i guess. next time really wanna get a custom set. maybe order complete built online

i think fairwheelbikes has wider choice of parts. wah racun diri sendiri

looks like shimano DA

where is this?

by the way, how often do you guys wash your bike? once a week? after every ride? once a month? fortnightly?

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Sep 30 2012, 03:44 PM

i ride clinchers.

some ride tubulars, even weekend warriors. don't know why. they need to bring the sealant for tubulars. i've never used it, and i've never seen anybody carrying the sealent in their jersey pockets

wah butthead, u really take care of your bike, spotless n clean

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Oct 1 2012, 12:38 PM

unless u wanna race on tubulars, then ok la.

hmm.. don't mean to be harsh or blunt, but if i had the choice, i wouldn't either.

i'm with ur friend

that tape is good enough as a substitute to glue. but, before u use it u have to peel off the old tape. my friend races on tubulars and he uses tufo tapes. gotta use a hair dryer to peel off the old tape.

road side repair got hair dryer? too much hassle la

i remember one time at band camp, i mean during a group ride, this fella rode on tubulars and had a puncture. he didn't bring a spare tubular or sealant. the group told him to call his family or friend to pick him up, and the group left him. bikin orang susah

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Added on October 1, 2012, 1:09 pmnow that is funny

btw, tony martin won world tt on alu/carbon clincher

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Oct 1 2012, 01:10 PM