jsigone

6'2, bit longer torso and arms, run 130 to 120mm stem even with the 590 tt. Pretty happy, the XL build was 16.4lbs and about $1600 total.

rothenfield1

As a lugged steel luddite, it took me a while to come around to AL. I had an early AL Allez frame that I put this black Ultegra drivetrain on. But, even though I was able to make the Allez work for me, I had to finally admit that at 60cm, it was too big. I sold the frame, put the 10sp group in a box, and a year passed while I kept my eye out for an older Specialized S-Works or CAAD frame. But you people have kept those frames in high demand. I finally found this frame for a nice price and built it up. It has become my go-to bike. My vintage bikes are jealous I can tell. What’s next carbon, oh my!

07 Fuji Roubaix LTD

Nothing fancy by Road Forum standards, but it fills the bill for me.

mzeffex 

That Fuji is super nice.

simonaway427

Technically, its a road frame

sosojeffcc

that's not a stock 2.1 is it......

mzeffex 

Nice looking bike razor.

NBYRDR

This is my first road bike, also new to cycling.

2010 Specialized Allez Triple.

At this point she serves as my commuter, fitness bike, and will be my race bike for a couple rides I plan on participating in.

I have already swapped out the tires for some Armadillos.

She's been a GREAT entry level bike.

thisisbenji

Finally got a chance to take a decent photo of my bike today.

My 2010 Trek 1.2

Trek 1.2 by Benji Reynolds, on Flickr

new2cycle

My first road bike ... picked up today.

~S

noise boy

Updates:

Sold off a bunch of old hobby stuff and made the leap to the unicorns and rainbows
2009 CAAD9 (originally a 9-7 Sora/Tiagra mix)
2010 Veloce Shifters
2010 Veloce FD
2006 Centaur RD
Veloce 12-25 Cluster
Token Carbon Cranks
Origin 8 Bottom Bracket
Mr Control CNC brakes
Vuelta Corsa Lite Wheels
All in all shaved a little over 2 pounds off the bike (1 pound in the wheels alone)

steveBrunskill

Time VXR 06 with Dura Ace 7900 American Classic CR-420

Jay-W

Nice upgrades. Do your Veloce levers have multiple shifting up and down?

Soloist Assassin

This is a crappy pic I know, but I'm gonna post it anyway. My hand me down built crit bike, next to my thorough bred speed weapon. I love both of these bikes now that they are both Sram equipped. The Trekster feels rather light with the Spinergys on it as well.

stien

Dang dude. I like those wheels too.

ozzguRR

Nice bike, nice picture

simonaway427

You own a honda/toyota/subaru don't you??

noise boy

They do, 3 down and 5 up in one stroke.

thisisbenji

Why would you think that? But, I do own a Honda.

Blackdays

Because owners of those cars love taking pictures like the one you took.

I personally like both the picture and the bike.

jet sanchEz

Which Trek frame is this?

taimur

Here is my Cube Agree SL 2010. I bought it on a christamas sale and with 43% off.

Cube is a German manufacturer and i was pleasantly surprised to find it incredibly light, comfortable and zippy!
Bike comes equipped with full Ultegra 6700 groupset, Easton Vista SL wheels, Easton EC 70 Carbon forks, Cube RFR Saddle, Syn'tace post, Syn'tace handle bar, Schwalbe Ultremo R1 rubber on a 7005 Alloy frame. The bike wieghs in at 8.4kg with pedals(8.1kg without). I am 86Kgs in wieght so i was expecting the worst from it when i was buying it but after 500 kms i am just in love.

Soloist Assassin

It's a 2001 Trek 5200 in 56cm USPS version (obviously).

zatopek

taimur- sweet Cube. Nice to see one on BF. Only other place I have ever seen one is on the CRC website.

simonaway427

Bingo. The classic loading dock backdrop. Don't take it personally, I've owned 3 Hondas and a Subaru

skoobywrx

Just picked up this bad boy over the weekend, '10 Madone 4.5! Such a big step up from my 1.1 from last summer lol!