Showing posts with label specialized. Show all posts
Showing posts with label specialized. Show all posts
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Best Mountain Bikes To Ride 2011
Winner: As we romped on Sedona's trails, navigating numerous ledges, drops, and rock-strewn singletrack, the Specialized S-Works Enduro leapt to the top of our list. In a group of fun bikes, it was simply the most enjoyable to ride.
Labels:
all mountain,
mountain bike,
s-works,
specialized
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Specialized Myka, Mountain Bike For Women
Hardwired for the most fun on two off-road wheels, the Myka will quickly make riding your favorite pastime.
Labels:
hard tail,
mtb,
specialized,
women bike
Friday, February 18, 2011
Specialized Langster, Economic Fine Fixie Bike
This bike is designed to suit all types of cyclists. The Specialized Langster is great for competitive track racers as well as your everyday commuters and fixed gear enthusiasts. The Langster is also known for its great efficiency and speed because of the 42 tooth chainring crankset.
Labels:
fixie bike,
frame,
langster,
specialized
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Cervelo RS Road Bike
Bike Setup:
Full Dura Ace 7800 apart from an Ultegra cluster, DA or Kysrium wheels, Deda carbon post, Selle Italia Turbo 4 saddle (the best ever, now regrettably no longer made).
Full Dura Ace 7800 apart from an Ultegra cluster, DA or Kysrium wheels, Deda carbon post, Selle Italia Turbo 4 saddle (the best ever, now regrettably no longer made).
Favorite Ride:
Local Hills
Local Hills
Summary:
I bought this as a training frameset in 2009 (frame is 2008 and cost is for that alone in US dollars). What appealed was the reasonable cost, the stable geometry and promise of comfort for longer rides.
I bought this as a training frameset in 2009 (frame is 2008 and cost is for that alone in US dollars). What appealed was the reasonable cost, the stable geometry and promise of comfort for longer rides.
The RS has met all my expectations. It is laterally very stiff, particularly the chainstays and bottom bracket, yet horizontally compliant and so very comfortable.
Labels:
cervelo,
road bike,
roubiaux,
specialized
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Specialized Bicycles Big Hit 3 (09) | £1761.69
Specialized certainly push the boat out when it comes to value for money, and the Big Hit III – the top model in this three-bike range – will help put than back on the more gravity orientated map.
Ride & handling: Superb handling and agility, but not the most efficient pedaller
Labels:
bike review,
dh,
downhill,
specialized
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