Never let cleaning your bike get in the way of riding your bike, even if it is dirty.
2.5 hrs this morning, back at 8 am.
Back on topic:
- fit
- classic round bars
- low q of 145 or less
- short pedal spindels
- arione or regal
- stuff that works, does not break and is durable - even if it weighs more
- stuff that can be repaired, maintained and fixed with non-proprietary tools and parts
round bars
regal
time pedals
after that, I don't care
(wouldn't call position a "particular" -- I'm assuming anyone with a working brain has their position dialed in to begin with)
-A rattle or click click click drives me nuts.
-I clean the chain before I clean the bike.
-regal
-logos matched to valve stem (yes clincher user here)
-flat transition bar to hoods
-always use gore sealed cables. Keep the orange rubber caps clean.
I forgot to say, my dislike of spacers means that I have to get 1 1/8" king top caps to go on my 1" bikes so I can run no top spacer.
Bars + Saddles + Fit. Everything else is being a picky whiner.
Cottage cheese for dinner, Greek yogurt for dessert, eat that everyday an' it will make your butt hurt.
I'm actually a lot more picky about your bike. I might say 'no thanks' to a spin if you're riding:
1) With a pie plate
2) With spoke reflectors
3) On a Felt with a Felt seat, Felt tape, Felt bars, Felt brakes, etc (also works as "on a Trek with Bontrager ..." and so forth)
4) With about 4'' of headset spacers
Maybe I'm just vain.
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