Stanley Green

Absolutely the best glove I've every used. A bit tight to get on and off, but once in position, very comfortable. Has finger pulls for removal that wont tear off like some other brands. The gel pads are properly placed for comfort.

This stand is designed to hold on to the seatpost... Sometimes there isn't enough room, however, it will clamp on to any any tube securely. If cables are in the way, you have to try another tube. The quick release/secure lock makes it an easy task. Very sturdy and workable.

I ordered this saddle to accomodate my sore behind on my Pinarello Dura Ace I just got. In fact, there is no difference between this saddle and the stock saddle. I am just getting used to the original one and it will probably be fine. The Fizi saddle is made well and good looking, but again so is the original one. I returned it for a prompt refund.

This helmet is extremely easy to get a perfect fit..even while riding. There is a knob on the back that instantly adjusts for perfection. There are lots of vents, so if it is chilly, I recommend a skull cap for warmth.

When I first used this, I followed the enclosed directions. I used almost the whole bottle of cleaner (to the fill line), and when back peddling, the chain kept coming off. Click on to the Park Tool website...there is a video which explains the proper way to use this tool. It does a great job without spills and problems when used the correct way.... Recommended

There is nothing that keeps me as warm while riding than this cap. (Maybe because I'm a bit sparse in the hair department) Easily fits under my helmet, feels comfortable, and is highly recommended

I wear a med, however in keeping with the tradition of going up one size I wanted a L which wasn't available. I got an XL, and it fits fine. The product looks great, feels good, is very flexible, and provides perfect warmth and protection. Another good purchase

As with any Castelli product, I found that I have to go up one size. These size large gloves fit my size Med. hands perfectly. They are very comfortable, wind and rain proof, not bulky at all.....a great purchase.

I ordered my Pinarello Dura-Ace FP3 with these pedals. The bike was delivered separately from the pedals. I was assured it was an easy on installation. It could be with this addiitonal knowledge. As it says in the installation directions, the right pedal (marked R) has a clockwise thread, whereas the left pedal (marked L) has a counterclockwise thread. I didn't have the appropriate spanner, but did have an Allen wrench of the proper size. The Allen wrench, being applied from behind (bike side) of the pedal, means than now to install the pedals, you must turn the wrench counterclockwise for the right pedal and clockwise for the left...(the opposite from the directions). The beginning of the threads are very tight..at least they were on mine. When I started to thread the pedals on, it felt like it was cross-threaded, so I started again...and again, and again. I finally mustered the courage to just continue...I broke through the tight initial thread, and from then on, they went on smoothly. As far as their operation is concerned, they work well...release is readily adjustable to accommodate anyone's preference. This is a good purchase

I just bought a Pinarello FP3 Dura Ace 7900 on line. The salesperson was extremely helpful, knowledgeable,and made the shopping experience quite a pleasure. When I get my new wheels, I'll post again.

OK - here goes. I was formerly riding a Trek 7700, and doing about 50 miles a day. The bug bit and I got my Pinarello a couple of weeks ago. The first thing that made me smile when I got it out of the box, is that it is such a good looking bike...but that is only the beginning. The ride is quite unbelievable. It is soooooooo responsive, it feels like the Trek is a truck. The Dura-Ace gearing is smooth and quick. That little, skinny seat is really quite comfortable. I had to adjust its position both down, and forward, but aside from that, and pumping some air into the tires, the bike is perfect. This bike reminds me so much when I got my Porsche Cayman S. To describe the mind bending performance of that car to a "normal" car is exactly the same as describing the difference between the Trek and the Pinarello....it really can't be described. Go for it and get the ear to ear smile I have.

I tried many saddles, but this one's the best for me. The smooth leather allows weight shifting to a different saddle position easily. This provides welcome change. These saddles are made very, very well, and should last a lifetime. The adjustment bolt is hard to change...I understand there is a special tool for it. This tightens the leather thay may stretch a bit. This should be done twice a year for the leather to be kept taught.

Unexpected increased performance from these tires make them a no brainer. I find myself riding 2 or 3 miles faster than with my previous tires. They also seem more comfortable. They are a bit tight to get them on the rim, but certainly doable.