Weekends are for cycling.
I love my bikes. Here's one of them (I have a few), a Chapter 2 "Tere" from my ride out to Tokyo Bay the other day. Show me yours if you're also into cycling... ...
Very nice ride…
i’m increasingly impressed by the technology underlying modern bike design, construction and materials. Enjoy the weekend.
Thanks Armis.
It's quite remarkable how similar it is to how innovation in the watch world has progressed.
Nice!
Good to see a fellow rim brake rider still out there! Haha. Chapter 2 is a fairly new brand based in NZ (where I'm originally from). This Tere model is a good all rounder, climbs well, responds well to sprinting and can be used with wider tyres for gravel...
Lates addition
My new entry is a Pinarello Dogma F with the new Di2. Lightweight wheels are still incoming… Enjoy the ride. ...
Black bikes matter.
Love that simple all black look. Btw, which LW wheels are you getting?
Wheels
I am getting the Fernweg for the dogma and have Meilenstein on my tarmac - very satisfied, best I ever had.
That is a road machine for sure — the local bike shop that I deal with — sells Pinarello in addition to Wilier.
I was at the shop about a month ago and they had just received a new, long-awaited shipment of Wiliers. I was so tempted — some great frame colors were part of the temptation.
Steel is real.
I have an Italian steel road bike from the early 70's which I still love to ride. It's a very different experience but one to enjoy and appreciate. Just like a classic vintage watch.
I’ve been riding for over thirty years.
I did my first century when I was 18. I have Trek Emonda on order but everything seems harder to get these days. It was 35F when I left for my ride this morning. ...
Great collection!
Looks like you have a bike for every kind of terrain. I bet you have an awesome workspace and set of tools too!