Ask a Bicycle Question - Part 5

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SRAM Force 22 vs Shimano Ultegra Di2

Now my turn to shop for bikes liao....... while saving $$$.

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SRAM Force 22 vs Shimano Ultegra Di2:

How do they feel?
Which shifts faster?
Which shifts smoother?

Campy Super Record 11S way too ex liao!

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Mavic Ksyrium Elite S WTS vs Mavic Ksyrium SLS WTS
 
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Stage 3 Haute Route.

Nice to see Polygon and Aleoca getting some presence with the Kenyan Riders! =)

/Dan
my aim is to do this one day.. sometimes can see them riding here.
ultegra 6800 or di2 hmm
will personally get mechnical as can fix otw
Now my turn to shop for bikes liao....... while saving $$$.

Drivetrain
SRAM Force 22 vs Shimano Ultegra Di2:

How do they feel?
Which shifts faster?
Which shifts smoother?

Campy Super Record 11S way too ex liao!

Wheelset
Mavic Ksyrium Elite S WTS vs Mavic Ksyrium SLS WTS
get chorus if they have it , carbon bits everywhere.

i find sram system hard to use..

di 2 would be btter
 

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Second the chorus option. Best value for money performance group from campy.
 

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anyone tried cycling from west (bt batok nature park) to ECP? what are the possible routes to take?
 

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Regretted buying an aleoca bicycle which is so hard to pedal and am looking for something better!
What is it about your Aleoca that you find so hard to pedal?
Is its saddle height adjusted to a level such that your knee is 30º when your feet is at the bottom of your pedal stroke?

 

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get chorus if they have it , carbon bits everywhere.

Second the chorus option. Best value for money performance group from campy.

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CONTINENTAL GRAND PRIX 4000S II on CAMPAGNOLO EURUS CLINCHER 1,465 g
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MAVIC YKSION PRO GRIPLINK MAVIC POWERLINK on MAVIC KSYRIUM SLR WTS EXALITH 2 1,355 g
 

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What is it about your Aleoca that you find so hard to pedal?
Is its saddle height adjusted to a level such that your knee is 30º when your feet is at the bottom of your pedal stroke?


hmmm interesting, i used the "heel strike" method and usually reach almost 180 for efficient cycling.

my seat is sloping thou, so i adjust my seating height by shifting around the saddle :s13:
 

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Hi, newbie here.
Regretted buying an aleoca bicycle which is so hard to pedal and am looking for something better.
Does anyone have any suggestion? For cycling (30-50km?) and budget under $500.

Is this a good buy? http://bicycles.sg/shop/kawasaki-road-bicycle/

Much thanks!

I have aleoca hybrid bike. Sadly recently bike puncture and realise it's a 28inch inner tube. Aleoca is arranging for me to get it from Tampines Giant. Hopefully, no big issue but I was surprise I can't find this size inner tube.

Coming back...I find aleoca bike ok. Not light but do the job. And hopefully, no one target to steal...:)
 

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I have aleoca hybrid bike. Sadly recently bike puncture and realise it's a 28inch inner tube. Aleoca is arranging for me to get it from Tampines Giant. Hopefully, no big issue but I was surprise I can't find this size inner tube.

Coming back...I find aleoca bike ok. Not light but do the job. And hopefully, no one target to steal...:)

28in tubes..

They are the same as 700c or 29er, which means it should be commonly available.
 
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