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Old 05-18-17, 04:28 AM
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Pinarello Limited Edition RHINO Dogma F8

I would like to do my very first "BIKE BUILD" with a brand new 2016 Rhino Edition DOGMA F8..

What would be your choice of componets starting with this awesome looking frame...? Sure open to all ideas and input here in the cycling world...Thinking of pulling the trigger on one of those frame sets from Competitive Cyclist as they have 30% off the 2016 F8 Limited Edition RHINO Model..Can snag the frame for about $5500.00
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I would build it with Shimano R9150 and some Carbon Dura Ace C60s or Lightweights if possible. Selle Italia Carbonio SLR saddle and Continental GP4000sII tires. Supacaz Super Sticky Kush, black. Shimano R9100 pedals.
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So some of the things that will be required to build this frames are..?

Saddle

Handlebars

Stem


Cables

Drive Train Components

Peddles

Suggestions welcome..
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What is your build budget? What are your goals with the build, i.e. target weight, aero vs. lightweight, daily rider vs. perfect day bike, mechanical vs. electronic shifting, etc.?
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Integrated Stem/Handlebars or individual stem and bars...? I don't want aggressive drop either..
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PULLED the Trigger

Just pulled the trigger on the Pinarello Limited Edition "YELLOW" RHINO Dogma F8 Frame Set and a Selle Italia Flite Tekno Flow Seat..Over night for delivery Friday by noon..Well i have the foundation and now need to build on that..WOW my very first NONE Trek ROAD Bike..
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This thread is useless without pics.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
This thread is useless without pics.

How can i produce pics without it being in my hands yet? I have no idea how to link something i bought off of a website to here on my APPLE MacBook..DO TELL ME as I love to share pictures i can assure you
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https://www.competitivecyclist.com/p...NhdDEwMDE1Nw==


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Reynolds RZR46 Carbon Wheels

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Think I will roll with these new wheels as i have no other bikes to mount them on.. Good choice..?
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Super Record.

Definitely Super Record on an Italian frame.
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Super Record.

Definitely Super Record on an Italian frame.


I concur!
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Originally Posted by trekmogul
So some of the things that will be required to build this frames are..?

Saddle

Handlebars

Stem


Cables

Drive Train Components

Peddles

Suggestions welcome..
I agree, you will need all of those things.
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At first I thought that you were trolling us.. but now I am thinking that this is worse and that you might actually be serious

you buy a $5,500 frame and ask for build advice.

oddly enough, you seem like a fun person.. any way post pics. and for the record the shoes have to match the bike frame.
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so pretty. Love the Pinarello bikes. Hey, if you build it and decide you want to donate it to a good cause, I'd be more than happy to ride that bike. So hard to find nice bikes in my 'colors' "Black and Yellow".
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Beautiful frame. Please be sure to share photos as you progress the build.

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Originally Posted by Darth Steele
At first I thought that you were trolling us.. but now I am thinking that this is worse and that you might actually be serious

you buy a $5,500 frame and ask for build advice.

oddly enough, you seem like a fun person.. any way post pics. and for the record the shoes have to match the bike frame.
Actually i am serious as a heart attack ..! Will be here in the morning on Friday from Competitive Cycle in UTAH..I have plenty of shoes and surely one of my SIDI Wire Shoes will fit the bill..
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Looks good! There's been a price drop since? It's now $4650 ...
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Originally Posted by trekmogul
So some of the things that will be required to build this frames are..?

Saddle

Handlebars

Stem


Cables

Drive Train Components

Peddles

Suggestions welcome..
Saddle? What have you used in the past? I can't imagine you are building a $5500 frame and don't have a preference.
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Hah...peddles.
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Originally Posted by JagR
Saddle? What have you used in the past? I can't imagine you are building a $5500 frame and don't have a preference.

I have always bought complete built factory bikes and this is my very first build as the Title of this thread says. Also this is my first NONE TREK ROAD BIKE.. So if you can not imagine, thats the way it goes...
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Frame Set just shipped along with my Seat..! Thinking pretty strongly on Durace Full for this bad boy..They have the new current complete drive train package ready to ship..
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Originally Posted by trekmogul
Limited Edition RHINO Model

RHINO? Shouldn't this thread be moved to P&R?
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Originally Posted by lsberrios1
I would build it with Shimano R9150 and some Carbon Dura Ace C60s or Lightweights if possible. Selle Italia Carbonio SLR saddle and Continental GP4000sII tires. Supacaz Super Sticky Kush, black. Shimano R9100 pedals.
Absolutely. That frame deserves nothing less.

OP, you will not regret going all out on a build. Top quality components on a top quality frame make all the difference.
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Originally Posted by trekmogul
I have always bought complete built factory bikes and this is my very first build as the Title of this thread says. Also this is my first NONE TREK ROAD BIKE.. So if you can not imagine, thats the way it goes...
I suspect you won't go back...
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