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The New Mercier Kilo TT Pictures Thread (2011 & 2012)

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Old 06-26-13, 09:04 AM
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Can you send the fork back for a replacement?
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If you email them they were pretty good at giving me a replacement
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Did a quick morning ride.
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Hnnnng out bikes are like twins
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Looking to purchase a new kilo TT... I'm 5'6 with an inseam of 29" any advise as to which size to get??
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https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...s-thread-first
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Okay so I think a 44 then thanks
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Old 07-02-13, 04:12 PM
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Uh...did you even use the fit calculator?
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weight savings.
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yes but not one size has all the correct measurements ...which is most important?
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Try reading the thread I linked above. The second post is my favorite part.
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Originally Posted by intothev0id


Did a quick morning ride.
I really want to put some omnoms on my kilo but cant justify a two hundred dollar crankset for a bike I paid two hundred for.
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I really want to put some omnoms on my kilo but cant justify a two hundred dollar crankset for a bike I paid two hundred for.
Yes you can.

I sure the hell did.
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Got it in Jan. has alot of miles put on it since then. Its a fun quick bike.
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Originally Posted by intothev0id

Did a quick morning ride.
What are the brakes on those?

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Old 07-09-13, 03:16 AM
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Originally Posted by ameniste
What are the brakes on those?
Levers are Tektro RL340. The calipers are Tektro R350.
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Originally Posted by Solis91


Got it in Jan. has alot of miles put on it since then. Its a fun quick bike.
Looks like most, if not all components, are stock. Right?
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I put on my old Bianchi saddle even though I'm still not content with it. Also added a mudguard/fender for the rainy commutes.
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You'll benefit a lot more from that fender if you move it closer to the tire.
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Old 07-09-13, 12:52 PM
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I had just slapped it on there, I haven't gotten a chance to use it yet. But I'll keep that in mind, thanks.
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Originally Posted by WrathOfKwan
Looks like most, if not all components, are stock. Right?
yeah, except for the stem, bars, saddle, chainring, and straps (that i can see off hand). so what?
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Why is the Kilo TT always recommended here instead of the Motobecane Clockwork, Dawes messenger, or other "BDFGs?" Some of the others would seem to have a more road-friendly geometry.
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Originally Posted by garage sale GT
Why is the Kilo TT always recommended here instead of the Motobecane Clockwork, Dawes messenger, or other "BDFGs?" Some of the others would seem to have a more road-friendly geometry.
Components.
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Old 07-09-13, 03:02 PM
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Shortest named bike there.

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