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NuVinci HubAnyone tried/heard about these?
http://www.atcnuvinci.com/products_bicycle.php
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Smijjy832X0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj2VZozJhZU
It sounds interesting from what I've read.
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Bartali
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Interesting but looks terribly HEAVY!!!
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thunderthighs
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another gadget, toss it.. iam working on my own electrical shifting.. home made !!
wish me luck..
ciao
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CapeRoadie
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Good luck! You'll need it. Electronic shifting will bring new meaning to the term "mechanical".
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cardinal guzman
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Sound great, but my kneecap still throbs from childhood encounters with my lamphanger after a 'sturmey archer slip' so I'm a bit suspicious as yet.
T/t, home made electrical shifting? Make sure you take your mobile and a good taxi number on the test rides! That's serious tinkering - chapeu!
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Jackov
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I want to try it.
Weight doesn't matter in the kind of riding I do.
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Bartali
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Weight ALWAYS matters
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Jackov
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| Bartali wrote: | Weight ALWAYS matters  |
I'm already fat, and ride with water, maps, books, spare tubes, a pump, and I take on several pints before turning around.
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Bartali
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That's exactly why you need lightweight hubs Jackov
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grrr
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look at this one.
my god it's gorgeous!
http://uk.batavus.com/fiets/bike....;collection=1&bikeGroupId=714
sadly 1000 euros, which is a bit steep for a runabout
although Bartali would probably pay more than that for a couple of hubs
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CapeRoadie
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| Bartali wrote: | Weight ALWAYS matters  |
Rolling resistance matters more...
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