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I love the shimano dura ace 9000 crankset

EL34? Is not the 6S4A better choice? Sorry I´m mistake

Thanks Pars. 28?. Is not it too wide for the road?

I just buy another 3eas of GP4000 S II for 94€ with shipping and taxes

Today 3500 kms with the Continental GP 4000 SII; Rear tyre around mid use (according to the wear marks), some little cuts and a big hole (around 2 mm) on a side. Very dangerous, you can see the canvas inside. I have replace this for a new GP 4000 SII (yesterday) Front tire around mid use too (according to the wear marks). Some little cuts and some wear symptom but nothing special. I think that I can use this others 500/1000 kms. In total, two "flat tire" on 6 months. I think that the Michelin Pro 4 SC has a bit more grip than the GP 4000 SII (on dry) and is more faster EMO when the tire is new. With wet asphalt, I feel more secure with the GP4000 SII (more grip and very progressive, advise when it reaches its limit ) but the front tyre raises a curtain of wáter in front of your face.. This is a little uncomfortable for the vision but nothing serious. Michelin Pro4 SC on wet tends to lose grip without warning. You have all grip or nothing. They suffered a total wear with only 3200kms and three "flat tire". Last year I used 2 pair. Them I change the rear for a Lithium 2 and a Pro4 SC front. ...And of course, 25 better than 23. sorry for my English

On vinyl

I would like but no, I only know about some classic models and the Y22 is one them. The Y22 is not a new design and haven´t the same performance but I think that in his time, the Y22 was a radical bike. About classical bike, I'm searching a road bike (aluminum) of the 80. I need one for training on the "roller". I would like a Bianchi (Pantani is one of my idols) but really I haven´t any preference

About Spin wheels. Someone remember the Trek Y-22?

... only for little profesionals

My son's bike

Is a nice Price. In Probikeshop; 29,90€/ea 700x25 and 28,90€ 700x23 http://www.probikeshop.es/cubierta-continental-grand-prix-4000-s-ii-700x25c-flexible/93000.html

Someone else has used dropper seatpost? I'll try this a couple more weeks and if I like it I'll buy a RS Reverb

My old MTB... A friend of mine has lent me his cheap dropper seatpost (a Tmars but I don´t know the model) and I´m triying this now that I'm resting. It seems to me that taking technique is a great success as walking down very broken paths... Because you can move your ass around the bike and change your gravity point.

Thanks Jim

Thanks, I finished my amp and I used Wima caps. Dr. Gilmore said on other thread: "...evidently no amp is complete without some wima's." Now I ´m waiting the trafos and I need decide if I use the DN2540 or 10M90S in the CS. While I can´t do nothing.

Guys I'm finishing the amp and I want to do the last update that Jim mentioned on the "SRX Revisited" thread; change the top MOSFET in that current source from a DN2540 to a 10M90S. Can I change them directly on our PCB? I was seeing the schematic/ PCB layout and I think that it´s OK so I don´t need change or move the10M90S pins, but I would like are sure before. Another stupid question, Are the quality of the 0.22/1kvolt critical? I have wimas (MKP) now but I don´t rule out changing them for Mundorf or other "audio grade" caps if this is necessary. I remenber that Jim used a kind of "audio grade" cap in her SRX. Thanks

yes it's my mtb. No, no Brent. It is a humble Focus aluminum of 2013. I need to do a new pic because I'm trying on a cheap telescopic seatpost. If I think that is a goo idea, i would buy a RS Reverb.

Today I changed brake pads ...

Thanks Jim

Thanks guys. I have boards (amp+ psu) too but I will use a BH PSU. When I finish the PSU, I´ll start with the amp board but before I would like to know if the amp have problems or if I need to change resistors values for example...

Your PSU for example... I only know two amps that are still working and I would like to know if other guys are working on his srx´s. Probably I will start my SRX for christmas.

Is there any progress?

Somewhere in Gran Canaria...

Thanks!!! I have two SS relays so I need sometime for a test.

My last "walk"