building orbea ordu Tri Bike
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building orbea ordu Tri Bike
ok guys I am building an orbea ordu tt bike the the new tri season. currently all i have is the frame and the zipp 404 wheels. I want to build the bike up with 10sp shimano ult/da. Also I am wanting to compete in tris that have rolling hills and hills so I need info on what would be the best kind of crank to buy. Im also trying to figure out what kind of tt bars to put on the bike.
Please everyone leave me some feedback good or bad. If you also have anything for sale or trade please email me as well. Im a poor graduate student so I am trying to build a good bike but get alot of bang for my buck
Please everyone leave me some feedback good or bad. If you also have anything for sale or trade please email me as well. Im a poor graduate student so I am trying to build a good bike but get alot of bang for my buck
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ok guys I am building an orbea ordu tt bike the the new tri season. currently all i have is the frame and the zipp 404 wheels. I want to build the bike up with 10sp shimano ult/da. Also I am wanting to compete in tris that have rolling hills and hills so I need info on what would be the best kind of crank to buy. Im also trying to figure out what kind of tt bars to put on the bike.
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my bike is exactly the same as yours. Its a 2006 frame. What kinds of handlebars/aerobars, and crankset do you recommend. ill try to post some pictures up of the bike soon
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that is a really nice bike! its the exact frame i got. Its an 06 frame right? so what kind of bars and crankset do you recommend? ill post pics up soon
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The frame is 07. It's built with the Ultegra SL components including the SL crankset, and the Profile Design Cobra Wing base bar and T2+ Cobra S-extension. I wanted to use the SL compact crank but the Ordu would not accommodate it so I had to install the standard crank with a 12-27 cassette. I plan to race the Columbia Tri in May and it's very hilly.
Because I already have the PD extension from my road bike, I went with the Cobra Wing for its look and compatibility and didn't really consider any other base bars. I like my setup because it's fully adjustable but I know the S-bend is not for everyone. I believe more people prefer the ski bend extension.
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Where is the columbia tri? I know when it comes to bars im use to the traditional clip on aero v bend i think they are called. Do you by any chance have extra parts laying around collecting dust
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Sorry I just got into triathlon last year and really haven't accumulated any parts yet.
The Olympic-distance Columbia Tri is in Ellicott City, MD. It has a very challenging course and it's really cool to have Chris McCormack and Matt Reed competing also.
The Olympic-distance Columbia Tri is in Ellicott City, MD. It has a very challenging course and it's really cool to have Chris McCormack and Matt Reed competing also.
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I have a 12-27 on my Cervelo since I ride a lot of rolling hills. I prefer it to a compact crank.
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Crank - KCNC K-type road, external bearings for stiffness, lighter than Dura Ace, https://fairwheelbikes.com/index.php?...roducts_id=538
or just stick with Ultegra
Handlebar - https://www.hedcycling.com/aerobars/fliplite.php
paired up with
https://www.visiontechusa.com/fly.asp...xid=189&pid=82
or
https://www.trisports.com/hed-vantage-eight-aerobar.html you can get %15 off at trisports with the coupon "slowtwitch" making it a $600 aerobar. Not cheap but worth it if you ask me.
or just stick with Ultegra
Handlebar - https://www.hedcycling.com/aerobars/fliplite.php
paired up with
https://www.visiontechusa.com/fly.asp...xid=189&pid=82
or
https://www.trisports.com/hed-vantage-eight-aerobar.html you can get %15 off at trisports with the coupon "slowtwitch" making it a $600 aerobar. Not cheap but worth it if you ask me.
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I just finished building my orbea. I built it up with zipp 404s, all DA 10 speed, vision tri max bars, a fizik arione saddle and some vittoria corsa tires. Its a really sweet ride! Thanks to everyone who posted. Ill post pictures up of "Jude". I love the name Jude bc its the name of my favorite Beatles song. WHat do you guys name your bikes?
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Looking forward to the photos
As to names, none of my bikes have one. They are defined merely by what the are: my TT, roadie, fixie and winter bike (soon to be track bike too )
As to names, none of my bikes have one. They are defined merely by what the are: my TT, roadie, fixie and winter bike (soon to be track bike too )