Review: Specialized Sirrus 6.0 2023
Quirky but quick and comfortable, with tyre clearance allowing for some gravel action
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Quirky but quick and comfortable, with tyre clearance allowing for some gravel action
Just acquired a very lovely 2014 Specialized Roubaix Pro SL Dura Ace with an 11-28 rear cassette. I know 28 is the maximum size specified by Shimano for this groupset, but equally I know one can usually easily run a few teeth above the official limit. Just wondering if anyone else has run a 30 or 32 tooth big cog on Dura Ace of this vintage? Any advice much appreciated.
Vitus' all-new endurance bike promises masses of versatility
This is my favorite cycling gear for winter 2021 All of the gadgets, accessories, apparel and services currently keeping me happy in the saddle. In the old, prepandemic days, I used a combination of gym time and sports to stay fit. A regular schedule of pickup basketball, pickleball and soccer adequately supplemented a handful of weekly gym workouts. Since the coronavirus swallowed the US, however, my gym has been closed and social distancing protocols have put the kibosh on many group sports. Last March, I dragged my 2005 Lemond Tourmalet bike out of the garage, put on four layers of wa...