sleazy

https://www.cafepress.com/buy/will+fe...5&sid=eldiablo

cslone

Finally got the rear wheel. Doing some stretching to make up for that 3.5cm headtube drop from my last TT bike, but other than shortening the extensions, it's done and ready to race.

esammuli

My TT bike has been complete for a while, but never had a chance to take pictures. I'll be taking it out to Santiago Canyon tomorrow for the UC Irvine TT.

I just picked up my disk cover from Wheelbuilder.com. I've known Rich, the owner, for a while but I'd never been to his shop. It was absolutely astonishing. There are Zipps, Reynolds, Blackwell, and Edge wheels hanging from every wall with Powertaps galore. He made the cover while I waited using a pretty cool jig he made to cut the templates.

Leader 720TT frame
Generic aero fork
Profile Design Carbon X fully integrated aerobars
Dura Ace 10 speed shifters
SRAM Rival Crankset
Cane Creek 200TT brake levers
Ultegra Front/Rear derailleurs
105 brakes
Easton EC70-Zero seatpost
DT Swiss RR1.1/Powertap pro rear wheel (with disk cover)
Reynolds Solitude Front Wheel (Not pictured)

Snuffleupagus

How do you like the wheelbuilder disc? How does it feel from a durability standpoint? I'm a quick mouse click away from buying one to fit my 404s...

waterrockets 

Nice setup there essamulli. Speedy and a good value.

esammuli

It seems pretty solid. I'm not very worried about it cracking or breaking. Disk cover+404 is seems like a fast combo.

Rich had an awesome setup laying around in his shop. A blackwell 100+ Powertap+ disk cover. That would be a very versatile setup. If its super windy you just take off the cover and its cheaper than a Zipp PT disk.

king-tony

Click. You won't regret it.

Idioteque

how much did your TT rig cost ya?

esammuli

I haven't done an accurate tally yet but I think it was somewhere in the neighborhood of $650-$700. I already had the wheels, seatpost, saddle and aerobars.
That leaves:

Frame- $140
Fork- $100
Crankset- $140
Brakes- $50
Levers- $40
Derailleurs- $85
Disk Cover- $80
= $635+ Misc (headset, cables, housing, etc)

Enzo Gucci

Que pasa Papa?

king-tony

New (to me) shoes for the girl. 606 Power tap tubulars.

Nikephoros

Still trying to get the fit totally dialed in. I feel just a bit stretched out, but I will have that all worked out pretty soon.

Kris Flatlander

Did you have to shim/spacer your cassette slightly off of your wheelbuilder cover? I just got one for my Ptap/Deep-V and the freewheel won't engage because the cassette fits too tightly to the cover.

botto 

considering that i did my first TT in 14 years last month, maybe it's time to present an image of the bike i did it on.

yeah baby, that's right. a radially laced front wheel!

substructure

Pretty slick road bike ... er ... TT machine.

Velodiva

My new Orbea Ordu - her name is Wicked.

ninjaman

You're gonna be so sad when that big beautiful ball of carbon fiber explodes out of nowhere.

bidaci

OOOff. That is gorgeous

UT_Dude

New pic for new saddle and cables (check 'em). It's perty!

GatorFL

Did those have to be strung all the way through the internal routing or do they stop where the cable goes into the frame? Either way, I'm sure it took a six pack to do that.

Asian Sensation

HOT!

vic32amg

Pablo.

Hahaha, however that band does indeed suck something terribly awful.

UT_Dude

They stop where the cable goes into the frame. It actually didn't take more than half an hour to do. I had them black/silver alternating on the CR1 and got so many comments on it that I figured I'd do it for the P2 too, since I had a few red ones left over from a previous project. Thanks for the bike comments, haha, I've spent way too much time and energy trying to make it look pretty, when instead I should just concentrate on riding it faster

umd

Don't have a pic of it by itself, but I put aerobars on my TCR for a TT the other day