So as not to mislead the OP, toe overlap is certainly not specific to Cervelo. It's been around since long before there were Cervelos. I have toe overlap on my 56cm CAAD3, and just barely on my 56 RS. But then I have my cleats set all the way back on the shoe (otherwise I wouldn't have TO on the RS). It simply depends on frame size, ...

DON"T move your cleats if they are set to what fits you - you'd be throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Toe overlap is just a fact of life on the smaller frame sizes. Just stay aware of it when you're doing turnarounds and such and you'll be OK. Nothing wrong. You just have to get used to it.

[quote user="Lolita90"] [/quote] Frankly, if they choose to replace an '08 R3 with a '10, Cervelo ought to throw in the '10 seatpost. It's not the owner's fault that Cervelo changed the seat tube diameter. As for the fork, at least the solid white (or black) sorta works with this paint scheme.

[quote user="wangsanegara"]...shouldn't you get the 3T Doric Seatpost? I got my 2010 R3 include the 3T Doric seatpost. Also, the fork looks different than my R3.   Andreas. W [/quote] It's a warranty replacement, for frame only. Fork and post not included in the replacement, and must be transferred from the old frame ...

They look cool and high tech, but unless you are racing, or at least averaging well over 20mph on your rides, they are just expensive jewelry. So I guess, if you have the legs to back them up, I'd say they're "cool" for any occasion. I don't have those legs - so I would consider them "un-cool" and pretentious for ...

I think you guys are missing the gist wilwil's question. He's already taken the stickers off of his RS once before, so he knows how to do it. His concern is that on the R3 they look like they are under the clear coat, which of course would prevent removal. He's just asking for a confirmation that on the R3 they are in fact not under ...

[quote user="AlpeDHuez"]Still have the Apple Krate.[/quote] Awesome. Slap a pic on the board if you can. They don't make 'em like that any more. ('cause they'd get sued). I was already married and into cars by the time that model came out, but the original mid 60's Stingray is an icon associated with the days of my ...

[quote user="sam"]Dario pegoretti- because its dario, and he is ill as i understand [/quote] Lymphoma, but doing well, and still making frames with his hands, as I understand it. Still, without getting morbid, it's obvious that there are way more builds in his past than in his future. I'd probably go with a custom Marcello, ...

[quote user="AlpeDHuez"]78 Schwinn Stingray/Apple Krate/5 sp shifter.  [/quote] Does that Schwinn have the stick shift type shifter? And do you still have it?

[quote user="thom_y"]A Vanilla custom handbuilt road bike by Sacha White, with integrated seat mast and s-shaped seat stays... Except I don't want to wait 5 years for the thing. [/quote] You're missing the point, and thinking like a mortal working stiff. (Smiley/winky face). If money is really no object, perhaps you can ...