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I want a BMC Team Machine SLR01

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Old 04-02-13, 10:44 PM
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I want a BMC Team Machine SLR01

Seriously the sexiest frames on the market.
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so get it https://www.competitivecyclist.com/fr...012-32404.html
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they dont have my size and I don't have $2500
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Get the Race Machine and save $$$. It's the same exact geometry and just 155g heavier than the SLR.

that's what I did.
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Originally Posted by Biscayne05
Get the Race Machine and save $$$. It's the same exact geometry and just 155g heavier than the SLR.

that's what I did.
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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You KNOW IT!!!

Ebay. Got mine used under half of MSRP
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The SLR01 is a great bike. I built mine up with new red 2 months ago and love it.

The race machine has the same geometry, but it will ride a little different. The Team machine has thin seat stays that are pretty compliant making it very comfortable over bumps. Not as plush as something like a specialized roubaix, but very comfortable for a race bike. The race machine has bigger stays like the Road racer. It will be stiffer and less compliant. It should handle really well like the team machine.
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I want a spanish speaking unicorn that can fold laundry.
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I want a spanish speaking unicorn that can fold laundry.
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Another universal truth reinforced by the OP belief these are truly sexy frames....there's no accounting for some people's taste

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SLR01 it is! Now where can I get a cheap one. Do they come with a standard English BB(GXP)?
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I have two. 2011 has BB30. 2012 has BB386. In the 2012 I have BB386 to GXP adapter and GXP crank.

Also agree that these would not necessarily qualify as sexy (though there is usually a lid for every pot) but they do function quite well for my purposes.
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Originally Posted by renton
Ha! I'd like to eat bacon cheeseburgers without gettting fat(ter) and without raising my cholesterol.
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Originally Posted by ovoleg
SLR01 it is! Now where can I get a cheap one. Do they come with a standard English BB(GXP)?

Are you looking for a complete bike, or just a frame. And also what size are you looking for? They tend to run large, so a size 50 is more like a 52 or 53 in many other brands. And whats your price range?

Some sizes are easier to find than others. Also frames for mechanical groupsets are harder to find on closeout than electronic ones.
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I want the SL01 Ui2 that CC has. Just can't quite justify it.
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Just get it!!! Got mine Monday.

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Sploosh. /Archer

Can't even hit you on any picture etiquette faults, except for using a classy outside wall instead of a white garage door.

Thing is, I think it's more important for me to get a powermeter and maybe some aero wheels.
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I think I'll get a powermeter eventually. I did have a set of Zipp 404 but didn't like them. Therefore, I went back to low profile wheels. In this case, decided to go with the C24 9000.
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Critically, I'm a triathlete. They're more important for me than roadies, typically.
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Sploosh. /Archer

Can't even hit you on any picture etiquette faults, except for using a classy outside wall instead of a white garage door.
That deck looks pretty bad and could use a coat of stain.
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That deck looks pretty bad and could use a coat of stain.
Trust me. It'll get stain this year. I skipped it last year. Lol
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