Great Condition Dura-Ace SRM Power Training System. 10-Speed. Crank length 172.5. Used for 6 months purchased from SRM USA. Comes in orginal box with everything. Cranks have slight scratches from use and chainrings show wear from use. Head unit will need to be charged prior to use. I stored it decharged to preserve the battery.

Box includes:

Dura-Ace Pro SRM Crankset with 53/39 10-Speed Chain rings

SRM head unit monitor (red)

Wiring Harness (for front wheel and BB)

Oversized handlebar computer mount

Charger cable

USB data cable

International power adapters

shimano bb tool and crank tool

srm software cd/ training peaks trial cd/ SRM sticker

Asking $2600.00

I thought Zirbel crashing out of the leader’s jersey at Gila last week was a bummer. And it was but, then I read this:

http://www.velonews.com/article/75907/latest-report-fausto-esparza-munoz-who-crashed-in-the-tour

And then I remembered I had read this:

http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/05/06/asia/cyclone.php

We lost our bumper on stage 5. Luckily, McGiver, and by McGiver I mean boss-man Chilcott and Ben had it back on before dinner.

We’re staying in Mons, Belgium right now before Pino Cerami tomorrow. I left right after Georgia with Cruz and Tolleson while Mckissick, Sayers, and Garcia have been staying out here since Criterium International. Wyss and Kohler just got in today from Switzerland. The weather seems to be pretty nice and of what we saw of the course today the course looks good as well.

On our way over here we came across a picture of a swiss army knife in a magazine. When I first saw it I thought to myself why didn’t they just make a miniature tool box. The knife is supposedly 2 pounds and 9 inches long?