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Old 11-21-08 | 06:28 PM
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Tequila Joe, thanks .
Weighed in at 14.2lb without pedals and computer. Looking into Zero-G brakes and a Fizik saddle if I find the carbon shell SLR saddle unsuitable.

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Old 11-22-08 | 06:52 PM
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I finally got some pics of my new Seven Alaris. I just got it and was able to put about 150 miles on it before cold weather set in here in Kentucky. Anyway, here she is:
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Old 11-23-08 | 04:37 AM
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Litespeed Tuscany... stripped down to a Single Speed.


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Old 11-23-08 | 12:36 PM
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Why did you neuter your Litespeed?

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Litespeed Tuscany... stripped down to a Single Speed.


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Old 11-23-08 | 03:49 PM
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The 3/4 rear view does it every time.
Build Sheet shows the length of seatpost exposed at 203mm which is where it is set
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Old 11-23-08 | 05:23 PM
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Here's another one of my own bikes. Recently built up again:



And here is another customer's bike, with an extended seatpost, it's not something we do or see everyday:



Blatant self promotion over.
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Old 11-23-08 | 05:46 PM
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The seatposts on these sloping tube geometry bikes are made to be taller because that's what's required for this geometry. Their length is a little misleading, because of the sloping TT and because of the tall head tube. Better way to observe relative height is to measure drop from saddle to bars.

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Enough seatpost length for two of my bikes.
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Old 11-23-08 | 08:02 PM
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And here is another customer's bike, with an extended seatpost, it's not something we do or see everyday:


Why would someone want to do that? Is there any advantage?

I would have thought that a good seat post would be lighter than the extra tubing.
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Old 11-23-08 | 08:49 PM
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That's an extended seat tube, not seat post.

And that's weird. I don't get it - why?
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Old 11-23-08 | 08:51 PM
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Old 11-23-08 | 09:02 PM
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Schwing!!! Cant wait to see that one built up. I was thinking very seriously about building up an
Everti until this frame practically fell into my lap:
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Old 11-23-08 | 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by soulbike
Here's another one of my own bikes. Recently built up again:

That's beautiful; what are some of the components on there (pedals, crankset, derailleur)?
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Old 11-23-08 | 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by stevesurf
That's beautiful; what are some of the components on there (pedals, crankset, derailleur)?
Soul.

Duh.
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Old 11-23-08 | 09:37 PM
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That's beautiful; what are some of the components on there (pedals, crankset, derailleur)?
A Soul Troll?
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Old 11-23-08 | 09:48 PM
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Soul.

Duh.
Tug on this

One shot he's got FSA Cranks right? The other I can't tell - didn't realize Soul puts their name on cranks. The pedals look like Time.
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Old 11-24-08 | 01:46 AM
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Why would someone want to do that? Is there any advantage?

I would have thought that a good seat post would be lighter than the extra tubing.
It is.
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Old 11-24-08 | 01:51 AM
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A Soul Troll?
I mean, it's not like it's his company or anything

Hawt, isn't it
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Old 11-24-08 | 07:56 AM
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hey ridethecliche, stem goes out today!

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Old 11-24-08 | 09:48 AM
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How do you like them Topolinos? Does it dampen any road chatter?

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Schwing!!! Cant wait to see that one built up. I was thinking very seriously about building up an
Everti until this frame practically fell into my lap:
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Old 11-24-08 | 09:50 AM
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Why did you neuter your Litespeed?
Neuter!!! Good one - I wanted to see how light I could go. It was a project I started for fun last winter. Got it under 13lbs and I must say it accelerates faster, especially shooting uphill. I used it for my MS150 training rides when I was not in the tandem with the wife and was able to keep up with mid pace riders. It was more fun than I imagined it would be
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Old 11-24-08 | 11:57 AM
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How do you like them Topolinos? Does it dampen any road chatter?
They damp the hell out of everything! If you're after chatter damping and relaxed sportive riding, pick up a pair. If you plan on racing them, look elsewhere(read: flexy).
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Old 11-29-08 | 07:17 PM
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2001 Colnago OvalMaster that I built with 9 speed DA derailleurs, Ultegra STI, and 105 brakes. It's sharing the Nimble Spider wheelset with my old school CF Miyata. A bit more color than most
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Old 11-29-08 | 07:37 PM
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2001 Colnago OvalMaster that I built with 9 speed DA derailleurs, Ultegra STI, and 105 brakes. It's sharing the Nimble Spider wheelset with my old school CF Miyata. A bit more color than most
Great looking Colnago OvalMaster Titanio. Thanks for sharing. I will post some pics of my AD14 OvalMaster soon.
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Old 11-30-08 | 04:09 PM
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Bikes: Seven Cycles (Ti) Litespeed (Ti) Cannondale CAAD8

I have the Litespeed since late 04



and decided I wanted to go a step farther not that there's anything wrong with the Litespeed. The Litespeed is a great bike and the Litespeed was and still my primary ride. I just received this couple of weeks ago which will be my winter project. I have been doing a lot of research and tossing around the idea and a want & desire for another bike which was the heavy hitters of titanium - Serotta, Seven, Guru, Dean, Moots, Eriksen, Spectrum, Titus as all were great, but at the end as I had to choose one and the end I have chosen a Seven.













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Old 11-30-08 | 04:15 PM
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Wow...beautiful.
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