Full specification
Frame: 1998 Specialized Rockhopper Comp, "Nitanium" steel alloy*
Rear shock: uh, no
Fork: Rock Shox Jett T2, never serviced, 2 inches travel if I hit a real big hole*
Critical measurements
Rider's height: 1.9m (6'3"); Weight: 84kg (185lb)
Seat tube length, c-c: 495mm
Seat tube length, c-t: 508mm
Top tube length: 597mm (horizontal)
Bottom bracket: Unknown*
Cranks: Specialized, 180 mm, 22-32-44*
Chain: SRAM PC-951 (new!)
Front derailleur: Shimano STX RC*
Rear derailleur: Shimano Deore LX*
Shift levers: Shimano Deore
Front brake: Dia-Compe VC733*
Rear brake: Dia-Compe VC733*
Brake levers: Dia-Compe DP7 *
Rear sprockets: Shimano HG70, 11-32T
Wheelset: No logo
Tyres: Specialized Nimbus EX 26x1.50
Bars: Specialized aluminum*
Stem: Specialized aluminum*
Headset: Aheadset*
Tape/grip: Fox rubber
Pedals: Performance Bike Campus pedals
Seat post: aluminum*
Saddle: WTB Rocket V
Computer: yeah, right
Rack: Mountain Equipment Co-op
Total bike weight: 32 lb with pump, saddlebag and lights; 40 lb with typically loaded panniers
*original componentry
I believe they call it "training effect". A few weeks/months of riding this thing to work again and my legs are going to be like cannons.
7 comments:
You got spammed!
Grrr. Damned spammers.
Russellp, are you sure it wouldn't be more efficient just to walk?
Happy Birthday, Russell P!
What dp said, only more verbosely and with a side of scotch!
kazilar: go away
dp and dt: you two make a great tag team. Thanks for the b-day wishes, and dt, thanks, but you know you get to keep the single malt.
ooh, happy b-day.
are in officially in berkeley now? we should ride!
happy birthday!!
some people train with lead weights on their bikes, you have a much more practical approach!
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