/bert/ - ciclismo

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 >>/94596/
they sold off the crux comp for around 2000€ when they updated the model to handle wider tire width. but since the introduction of the alu crux DSW, prices have been hovering above 3000€.

 >>/94602/
I'd 2k I'd buy it in a heartbeat. Shall look out for that

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made for 60 years old dentists

 >>/94601/
In Polska there is a quite a ruckus, obviously justified, about exorbitant earnings of docs.
Usually it comes up when a doc also has a seat in local council thus he needs to disclose his property.
One asshole in year one after being done with his specialization (29 years old) already had 5m in immobilieres (pardon, "real estate", what does it even mean or convey) or over 1m Euro and 400k Euro of salaries a year.
It is because they have 3-4 jobs, often at exact same hours, in public and private clinics. It's in the public ones where they ask and get 150 Euro per hours.
That is possible because of doc shortage which is the result of university limits on medicine studies which are heavily lobbied by the doc council itself.
There are many hundreds of docs like that one.

I'd imagine these are your Look+Campa double punch enthusiasts.

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 >>/94605/
Same here basically, but I don't envy all of them.
My physician works from like 8am to 10pm almost every single day and has for decades. Great guy.
My dad was in and out the hospital for years and all his doctors were saints too. 
Shame about the bad apples

 >>/94606/
I wouldn't mind a great, experienced physician to earn 400k, let him earn a million.
But these are opportunistic assholes who work 3 jobs at the same time, they sleep it off in their fourth job in the public hospital while all they do is 5 minutes of barely looking at you and writing a referral to a specialized doc or charging you 50 euro for the same thing in their private practice.

Endocrinologists earn on average slightly more than their counterparts in California. Want to fix your hormones somewhere even more expensive, Caliberts?
I can be your translator.

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Sounds like you guys should be paying your doctors more for their work if you don't want them to be double and triple dipping.

Although American physicians will work 60-80 hours per week routinely.

 >>/94609/
I find this hard to believe
Sure, in California, I would believe that, but shouldn't the average go down with many a GPs in some hinterlands like Dick-in-son, ND

 >>/94610/
It's actually the opposite. Salaries in bum-fuck-ville are massive (because they need to pay that much to attract and keep physicians), while physicians will be paid less for jobs in "attractive" places like big cities or prestigious academic positions.

One of my cousin's husbands is a cardiologist in rural Texas and he basically has his own castle. 

And he drinks more expensive wine than I do.

 >>/94609/
These are ok earnings for the declared avg, probably 1 std range. 2-2.5x the average salary. 
The average salary calculation is arse anyways here, it only counts enterprises above 10 people. True average is probably closer to 0.5 what the official is.
In socialist paradise Europe the salaries are often capped and negotiated as our sort of CBA.

And if they just double, tripple dipped but did their job and didn't bi- or tri-locate.

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The same happens here, the 150 Euro an hour is from bumfuck nowhere.

 >>/94598/
0 mainstream brands but maybe that changes when the record tier is more available. They put ekar on quite a lot of gravel bikes

 >>/94595/
Vittoria Corsa N.EXT TLR or Continental Grand Prix TR (without the 5000).
I'm happy with the Grand Prix (tubed version), they are holding up pretty well. I'm using the older model though that was still made in Germany. these days they make the non-5000s in China. Vittorias are made in Thailand.

 >>/94609/
its physically impossible for employees to earn a lot of money in any EU country

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 >>/94616/
And people wonder why so many smart and passionate people come to the United States despite our...problems...

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that explains a lot

 >>/94617/
yes well everybody knows 2bh but its not like the situation can be changed if anything it will only get worse here

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AUGUST Andrew?

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 >>/94597/
kek why is it more expensive in dollars than super record is in euros. I don't see record anywhere but I guess it'll be around 1800-2100€ for the full set

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is it subject to tariffs because it's made in Europe

 >>/94560/
> tradeinn.com/bikeinn
These guys have a bafflingly huge catalogue. Could get weird spare parts for some oddball wheels absolutely nowhere but here. Shipping times are a little erratic though.

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 >>/94622/
I am tired of winning so much

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 >>/94620/
The Chosen One was in front of us all along

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Some brit finished OTL in Gippingen

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 >>/94626/
A Belgian also finished over the line

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 >>/94626/
I like how there is a pronunciation guide to George WOOD

 >>/94626/
jobbers not leaving the koers was getting really annoying with each lap. at the 2nd to last lap the voiture balai was at the front of the race.

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Tour of slOVENia OFFICIAL gc /bet/

> Lipowitz 1.28
> Omrzel 6
> Pellizzari 7
> Berwick 15
> Fancellu 21
> Bonneu 29
> Diaz 34
> Fabbro 41
> Umba 41
> Zambanin 41
> Munton 67
> Cobo 67
...
> Tratnik 201

 >>/94630/
heart breaking that bora doesn't send lipo and rogla to the same race.

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Tour de Suisse OFFICIAL gc /bet/

> Pogacar 1.12
> Roglic 10
> McNulty 15
> Tiberi 15
> Pidcvck 17
> Martinez 17
> Wilder 26
> Carapaz Montenegro 34
> Grossschartner 51
> Vlasov 81
...
> Eulalio 151
> Quintana 201
> August 201
> Widar 201
> Foss 251
> Vacek 301
> Hirt 301
> Poel 301
> Langellotti 751
> Nys 1001
> Smith 1112 (?)
> Su 2501

 >>/94632/
people are sleeping on carapaz he's totally back

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 >>/94632/
> Roglic 10
I'm not seeing it.

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 >>/94634/
Yes but Seixas is actually good and can TT like a beast

 >>/94633/
Carapaz is more of A GT specialist in my mind. Often in stage races he targets a stage or 2 and doesn’t give a fuck about the rest.
Also suck hard at TT

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 >>/94633/
that's right

 >>/94637/
this was a funny moment, the video cameras caught it from the other side.

Del Toro and Seixas talked about the stage and when Seixas walked away, Del Toro started looking over all Seixas's injuries

 >>/94636/
he's not as much of a disaster at TTs as we usually think, honestly, and the last stage will drive big gaps

 >>/94638/
everyone is doing career's best number nowadays
even jan HIRT has like 7 W/Kg FTP

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 >>/94641/
everyone?

 >>/94615/
cheers, those Vittoria sound good; I do like tan sidewalls though and the Corsa are only a bit more; the GP5000 are same price as the N.EXT Vittorias though

 >>/94641/
ya, but if Carapaz is one of them, he's heading to the podium (in Suisse AND TdF)

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 >>/94642/
Yes, well, there are SOME runners that are left behind

 >>/94643/
my reasoning was that you get more miles, um kilometers out of the second tier of tires. the prime objective of the OG corsa and GP 5000 are racing. for training you can take the higher rolling resistance penalty and get longer lifespan, higher puncture protection and grip. if cost is an issue you could get something like the Conti Ultras instead.

 >>/94646/
no you're right, that's a valid reason; I'm tempted to try out the Corsa just to feel what the pros are using - cost isn't really an issue, $20 here or here isn't anything

 >>/94646/
I'm not one of these 10k km per year guys, but I get at least a season out of GP5000s. I usually end up changing them because I do some panic braking maneuver that totally destroys them. They're pretty resilient

I also want to try the mullet setup and stick 30mm on the back and keep 28s on the front

 >>/94649/
Why not just go full 30s if your frame can take it