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Old 12-13-13, 03:36 PM
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yeah, i know, i had parts left on my old bike, so i decided to reuse the 105 RD and 105 FD, got the 105 shifters on sale.

when budget permits, i will be switching them for SRAM Force parts to match the BB30 Crank.

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Originally Posted by byhsu


Just finished, needs bars to be wrapped. but otherwise, ready to ride.
I hate seeing a slammed forward saddle on a seat post with set back.

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Old 12-13-13, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by ilvwhtgrls
I hate seeing a slammed forward saddle on a seat post with seat back.
True, i didn't notice that either, my friend just finished building it for me, i usually put my saddle a little further back, i am picking it up tomorrow. He just test rode it, to tune the bike for me. i will have to repost a pic once i have the bike set up for me.
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Old 12-13-13, 04:49 PM
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Why would you "submit" a bike that wasn't complete or finished anyway?
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Originally Posted by bianchi10
Why would you "submit" a bike that wasn't complete or finished anyway?
Pardon me. I was just exited with the picture of my new bike and was sharing it.
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I'm not trying to be a jerk about it, but this isn't "show us your new bike" or "what bike do you ride". This thread is highly judgemental to begin with and it just seems odd when people post a bike that isn't complete or even in their own possession. I am certainly glad you are excited about it bike as you should be. I want to be excited about it too, but would rather see it when its completed is all.

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Originally Posted by ilvwhtgrls
I hate seeing a slammed forward saddle on a seat post with seat back.
+1; not
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Old 12-13-13, 08:43 PM
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It's got a ton of potential. Losing the stack of spacers would help too.
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Originally Posted by ilvwhtgrls
I hate seeing a slammed forward saddle on a seat post with set back.
It looks like it's centered. The rails look pretty short and the clamp rather large.
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Originally Posted by YOJiMBO20
It looks like it's centered. The rails look pretty short and the clamp rather large.
You're right!!
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Finally finished my upgrade.

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Old 12-14-13, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by link0
Finally finished my upgrade.

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The quill stem is kinda weird, and get that chain on the big ring!
But I like it. Hot!

(Saddle looks like it points up a bit, but whatever.)
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Old 12-14-13, 08:30 AM
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"After" is better....
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Ultegra 11 speed with Campy shifters (and a shiftmate) on a Peugeot steel frame? Quite the mix...
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Ultegra 11 speed with Campy shifters (and a shiftmate) on a Peugeot steel frame? Quite the mix...
Wow you've got a better eye than me. All I can tell from that pic is that it's a Peugeot.
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
Ultegra 11 speed with Campy shifters (and a shiftmate) on a Peugeot steel frame? Quite the mix...
No shiftmate. The derailleurs are campy. Only used the shimano crank because campy isn't comparable with the swiss bottom bracket. Better picture pending... Just took this at 6 am pre-ride.
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bigger please...

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Originally Posted by EdIsMe
No shiftmate. The derailleurs are campy. Only used the shimano crank because campy isn't comparable with the swiss bottom bracket. Better picture pending... Just took this at 6 am pre-ride.
I didn't realize you could get swiss outboard cups. Sweet build.
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After the custom repaint at Parlee (from standard ghost matte black to matte phantom gray with matte silver ghost logos and accents), and with the Prologo Scratch Nack saddle recovered in plain black leather...I think it's time to buy some new shoes for this machine...








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Old 12-15-13, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by link0
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Nice work! But I would remove the chain stay protector.
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gc3, it's HOT! what wheelset do you currently have? And what's the motivation for changing them?
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Originally Posted by link0
Finally finished my upgrade.

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Hot. One of those swoopy 3T stems might be better.



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