A lot I guess. And is it a chamois you have?

Get padded undershorts and a Charge Spoon

Noo idea I've never experienced that. Maybe ask oeae as he is a serious roadie.

Are you getting clipless pedals?

Cool. I won't be wearing lycra for a long time, until I know I'm fast as club riders.
Is it the Caad10 you're getting?

Ask your doctor

i don't really know anything about that stuff, maybe you pulled a muscle or something?

What did he say?

I've not ridden it yet, but quality and weight are acceptable, definitely at this price. There's some imperfections in the outer layer but that's just superficial. I will give a full review when it is built and ridden a few times

I wouldn't know 100% for sure, but I'm guessing it's to do with running one gear on your bike, and also (if it was) cold weather, plus the fact you rode first time this year. Ask Never-Stop as I'm sure the dude would've had the same thing happened as he rides fixed too.

Getting a full bike now. Got £400 to spend, so maybe getting a Langster.

Bet it wouldn't be that bad if you get to see something like this though http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/6836686

A race would be awesome, but beware, riders who are in categories will smoke you in a race!

all of them together

i did that a few times, i tried loads of different styles, having your pedals not to narrow, double straps nice and secure (i tape them together on the sides) then some slim shoes and you can get in and out with tight straps quite easily

Not too good. I have a puncture :L and Caad10 will be a bike you will love. Very nice bikes for the money.

i do, i even have double straps on my road bike, with a slim shoe and the straps tight they work fine, which is why i'm not sure its worth the bother

i use my bike for both you see

well its possible, just not easy, the soles have no flex at all, i often need to walk around when i ride to places so it just wouldn't be practical

well long story short, i would either have to swap my pedals around all the time or take a spare pare of shoe's, but i have looked into the mtb spd's, they do have shoe's that you are able to walk in, unlike the road shoe's

i thought a lot about going clipless over the last few days, not sure its worth the bother, i use my bike to much

Caad10s are great, get one if you can man.

looks pretty nice, id be happy to ride it

that link isn't working

Nice, did you buy it?

yeah i guess so, but almost anything can be good

could be worse, cars are wayyy more exspensive

i got an 80s steel road bike, only cost be 280 pounds so far, my fixed gear will cost more, a lot more

maybe find an older one second hand?

have 2 fixed gears if you want, if you like them, why not! i generally try not to have 2 bikes that are similar, ill end up with 4 well planned bikes when they are sorted, 1 is a brakeless fixed gear the other is a SS/fixed gear commuter with 2 brakes, mudguards n all that practical stuff, then a road bike and mtb...

It's all you'll ever need dude, love Bianchi Pistas, and if you can afford it, go for it!

oh tell me about it man, id own 100's of bikes if i could

i can get bianchi road bikes and parts, but not the bianchi super pista frame

i can't even buy them in the UK, id have to get it imported some how

i wouldn't bother buying that, should at least have a bianchi first, Bianchi super pista is very nice,i hope i own one one day

True, but if it isn't raining it's windy as fark so you can't win

Hahaha, emotion-wise of course

The weather here is like a woman on her period!!

Yup, too hot for me, I'm British so used to freezing my balls off

25 celcius wa sthe averge temperature last summer so that. How hot does it get in Canada?

I ride at night in the summer as it's too hot.

no problem, i want to get some miche pristard for my Dolan frame, they have no freewheel threads and no braking surface, pretty Rad.

We have pot holes too! Round my country roads there are quite a lot. One reason why I'd never ride on carbon rims. My council are so retarded they got in debt so have to have 15% of road lights on every street of te town turned off to save money

U.K has some nice driving roads, like Wales and the Isle of Man, also for riding, we have a lot of countryside.

depends on your price range, they should be a few cheaper ones on ebay, but if you can and want to spend more there is a few, check out Token, miche, Halo, tifosi, mavic, probably a few others, we live in different countrys so the market is different, can't really suggest any thing specific

No idea on that one (not for fixed anyway) I know thier road wheels have deep section.

Great hubs, generally light, awesome quality and strong depending on who builds them for you

They look good but I would have the Mavics over those any time!

Buy them.....

Yep, I'll have two brakes to be precise. I'd have to be suicidal to ride brakeless on a free wheel