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Originally Posted by miyata man
(Post 13651071)
Just to be contrary, White paint with carbon reveal logo to match the Scapula F.
http://www.light-bikes.de/website/ne...9/img-4629.jpg |
Crumpton=hot, I really like the matte black finish frame.
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Originally Posted by c0lnago
(Post 13664700)
The Colnago bar is really nice...would be hard to pass on that...I'm in the city too, where do you ride?
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Originally Posted by coolmingli
(Post 13664803)
It is always nice to know someone from local on a web forums, I ride alone the coast line, great highway, embarcadero from Giants stadium to pier 39 then all the way to Fort Mason, mostly flat terrain, I am not that strong, just got into Cycling a year ago.
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Originally Posted by c0lnago
(Post 13664691)
Nice build...what's the weight on that? Too bad you couldn't go with the 16 spoke front. ;) Campy would've looked a lot better on that build but no need to start a holy war. :)
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Originally Posted by coppercook62
(Post 13664892)
6.43 kg. I probably going to get a M3 THM crank. I had pf30 installed. I just ran out of money Mr. Crumpton doesn't take credit cards so it took me some serious clamping down to get enough funds. Well it was my dream bike and glad you people like it. He shot for his website if you want to look at professional photos of it. It's under sl and is photo 2,3,4
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like vittoria corsa cx as a baseline "nice" tire. better would be Veloflex or FMB Silk. My tubular of choice these days is either a corsa cx or pave cx (I prefer a little bit of a wider tire)
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Originally Posted by coppercook62
(Post 13663905)
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7151/6...f2b701_z_d.jpg
My new Crumpton SL 1-Saddle 9 2-Seatpost 10 3-Frame 10 4-Stem 9 5-Handlebar 9 6-Group 10 7-Wheels 10 8-Tires 10 9-Spacers 10 10-Saddle to bar drop 10 11-Color coordination 10 12-Color scheme 9 13-Cleanliness 10 14-Chain on big ring 10 15-Chain on small cog 5 16-Crank position 5 17-Attachments 9 18-Photography 3 Final score 8.77. Hot! |
Originally Posted by coppercook62
(Post 13663905)
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7151/6...f2b701_z_d.jpg
My new Crumpton SL |
Originally Posted by UCIMBZ
(Post 13666581)
Please score my bike on the scale of 0-10, 10 being the hottest, on each category listed below. Please add all the scores and divide by the number of categories listed to reach your final score. A final score of 8.5 is required to qualify as "Hot".
1-Saddle 9 2-Seatpost 10 3-Frame 10 4-Stem 9 5-Handlebar 9 6-Group 10 7-Wheels 10 8-Tires 10 9-Spacers 10 10-Saddle to bar drop 10 11-Color coordination 10 12-Color scheme 9 13-Cleanliness 10 14-Chain on big ring 10 15-Chain on small cog 5 16-Crank position 5 17-Attachments 9 18-Photography 3 Final score 8.77. Hot! |
Originally Posted by 3kmi
(Post 13666368)
like vittoria corsa cx as a baseline "nice" tire. better would be Veloflex or FMB Silk. My tubular of choice these days is either a corsa cx or pave cx (I prefer a little bit of a wider tire)
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definitely. Best riding tire I've been on so far
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Originally Posted by Soloist Assassin
(Post 13667869)
You forgot the deduction for the squid attached to the bottom bracket! I say it's at roughly 100-105deg. Capable of being in the 125-130deg range with Super Record, or Red with a Lightning/AX/Zipp/or THM crankset, and KCNC, or EE brakes. Which would make it the hottest bike on all of BF.
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The wife got me a set of Zipps for xmass
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b261/sw150/zipp.jpg |
Originally Posted by Herbie53
(Post 13668139)
I saw an Ultegra crankset in all black today. It looks quite a bit better and less squidly in all black.
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Originally Posted by tomng1989
(Post 13668154)
Such a bike calls for something like a Clavicula crank. That would get a perfect 10/10 to me.
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So wait....you have $5,000 wheels and think $1,200 for a crankset is alot?
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Originally Posted by coolmingli
(Post 13668180)
I didn't even know what it was, just looked up from google, that is some kinda of crankset for $1200, faint!
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NOT @ giant! so many wrong things!
POST some HOT bikes plz!!! |
Originally Posted by VA_Esquire
(Post 13668216)
So wait....you have $5,000 wheels and think $1,200 for a crankset is alot?
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Originally Posted by coolmingli
(Post 13668417)
I bought my wheels for a G, and they came with tires.
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Originally Posted by tomng1989
(Post 13668450)
Boras for a G? Did they fall off the back of a truck?
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Originally Posted by sw150
(Post 13668148)
The wife got me a set of Zipps for xmass
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b261/sw150/zipp.jpg |
Originally Posted by Soloist Assassin
(Post 13668272)
They make a $1400 fork, I've been salivating over for sometime too.
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Originally Posted by coolmingli
(Post 13668584)
I saw your pictures on the trainer, you are a big dude, athlete type with perfect body proportion for cycling, I can tell you will put some good usages into that crankset, $1200 is well worth it, I am sure it will make your already bad ass S2 even HOTTER.:thumb:
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