What road bike do you have?
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Joined: May 2006
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From: San Diego, CA
Bikes: 2010 Litespeed Xicon, 2017 Giant TCR Advanced Pro 1 Disc
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Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 14
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From: Louisiana
Bikes: 2005 Wilier THOR, 2009 Cyfac Proxidium, 2010 De Bernardi, 1998 TREK Y66
Coppi Neuron
Here's my latest personal build.
It's a 2009 Coppi Neuron steel frame / full carbon fork. Running a DA / Ultegra 10 drivetrain. American Classic CR-420 wheels. Bike with pedals, two cages and computer weighs in at 18.4 lbs. Not bad for a steel frame.
It's a 2009 Coppi Neuron steel frame / full carbon fork. Running a DA / Ultegra 10 drivetrain. American Classic CR-420 wheels. Bike with pedals, two cages and computer weighs in at 18.4 lbs. Not bad for a steel frame.
I've got 2 Giants and a Pedal Force travel bike. Just sold a Felt FC to make room for the new Giant. (also posted in racing thread)
The King is Dead - ’08 TCR Advanced
16lbs, 2oz as pictured: Ritchey WCS aluminum cockpit, Di2, SRAM Red brakes, DA 7800 crankset (175mm), SRM, DA 7810 pedals, Selle SMP Evolution saddle , Edge 1.45 clinchers, 20/24, DT Swiss 240s

Long live the King - ’10 TCR Advanced SL (ISP)
14lbs, 6oz as pictured: Ritchey WCS aluminum cockpit, SRAM Red, ee brakes, Rotor 3d crankset (titanium spindle, 175mm), KCNC chain rings and bolts, Quarq Cinqo, DA 7810 pedals, Selle SMP Evolution saddle , Edge 1.38 tubulars, 20/24, DT Swiss 240s



Need to make a final cut of the steerer tube and put in the final spacers. Still waiting for Edge to send my 1.68 tubulars with DT Swiss 190 ceramic bearings!
Unfortunately, I dropped the ball when I ordered the Rotor cranks and didn’t specify a red cap, so they sent me gold?! Will either go back to running the gold KMC X10SL chain and get some gold chainring bolts or order red caps for the cranks.
The King is Dead - ’08 TCR Advanced
16lbs, 2oz as pictured: Ritchey WCS aluminum cockpit, Di2, SRAM Red brakes, DA 7800 crankset (175mm), SRM, DA 7810 pedals, Selle SMP Evolution saddle , Edge 1.45 clinchers, 20/24, DT Swiss 240s

Long live the King - ’10 TCR Advanced SL (ISP)
14lbs, 6oz as pictured: Ritchey WCS aluminum cockpit, SRAM Red, ee brakes, Rotor 3d crankset (titanium spindle, 175mm), KCNC chain rings and bolts, Quarq Cinqo, DA 7810 pedals, Selle SMP Evolution saddle , Edge 1.38 tubulars, 20/24, DT Swiss 240s



Need to make a final cut of the steerer tube and put in the final spacers. Still waiting for Edge to send my 1.68 tubulars with DT Swiss 190 ceramic bearings!
Unfortunately, I dropped the ball when I ordered the Rotor cranks and didn’t specify a red cap, so they sent me gold?! Will either go back to running the gold KMC X10SL chain and get some gold chainring bolts or order red caps for the cranks.
Rolling along
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 9
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From: San Diego
Bikes: '05 Cannondale r700, '07 Bianchi Via Nirone, Gary Fisher Tassajara
2009 caad9
Dura Ace 7800 with Ultegra Brakes
Easton EA90 Aero wheels
FSA K-wing bars
Attachment 126037
Dura Ace 7800 with Ultegra Brakes
Easton EA90 Aero wheels
FSA K-wing bars
Attachment 126037
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Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 45
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From: Vermont
Bikes: Salsa Podio (SRAM Rival Shifters & Derailers, Red BB and Cranks, Ritchie almost everywhere else); Steve Bauer Boreas (Shimano 105); Bridgestone RB 2 (Mixed group); Bridgestone MB 2 (Mostly XT)
2009 Salsa Podio
SRAM Rival with Red Crank and BB.
DT Swiss RR1450 Wheel set
Exactly 11.43 miles on it.
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Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Charlotte, NC (originally from MA)
Bikes: 2015 Niner RLT9 / 2006 Felt F5C / 2012 Stumpjumper
Holy crap that bag is huge. What do you carry in it? (i should probably note my first bag was almost that big, but I downsized realizing I didn't need the tons of space it had).
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Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Nashville TN
Bikes: 2010 Tarmac comp/Rival
My first road bike. Picked it up off of craigslist for $500. 2007 specialized sequoia. Loving it so far. Had 120 miles on it when i got it and ive put about 40 miles on it since last Saturday!!
Klaus Pierre-Action Star
Joined: May 2009
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From: Off the front
Bikes: 86' Samurai Shogun
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Joined: Apr 2009
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My Colnago Master
Just finished building this up yesterday. Pretty much fulfills a fantasy I've had since I was cutting out the latest Colnago, Pinarello and De Rosa adverts and posting them on my bedroom walls in the late 80s. Thought about doing a more retro looking build up (i.e., the new Campy Athena), but decided only Record would do. Got the frame from Maestro in the UK. Mike is an absolute gentleman and the frame is mint. Beyond that, if you are going to get a steel bike, you need to source through someone who can do a top notch frame prep, which he did (including chasing every thread and installing the BB cups and the headset). Once I fit it at home, I had the fork steerer and seatpost cut at my new fave bike shop in NYC, Continuum Cycles in the East Village. They are great guys and great mechanics. Building up Campy 11-speed myself was not too hard, other than the fact that they use Torx T25 all over the groupo and the front derailleur is a b*tch to get the trimming right. Took it around a couple blocks last night and it rides like an absolute dream. I'm sure some of it is psychology, but it definitely beat my expectations. Anyway, here it is:
Saronni Master.jpg
58cm (C-to-T) Colnago Master Saronni paint job
Campy Record 11-speed
Campy Eurus Two-Way fit
Hutchinson Fusion 2 Tires (required all my former bike mechanic tricks to mount these, btw)
Deda Zero Seat Post, Stem (100mm), and Bar
Brooks Racing Saddle
Look Carbon Keo pedals
Elite Ciussi cages
Stella Azzurra bar tape (very cool look...real pain to wrap with, IMHO)
Saronni Master.jpg
58cm (C-to-T) Colnago Master Saronni paint job
Campy Record 11-speed
Campy Eurus Two-Way fit
Hutchinson Fusion 2 Tires (required all my former bike mechanic tricks to mount these, btw)
Deda Zero Seat Post, Stem (100mm), and Bar
Brooks Racing Saddle
Look Carbon Keo pedals
Elite Ciussi cages
Stella Azzurra bar tape (very cool look...real pain to wrap with, IMHO)
Follow the Broom Wagon
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Nothern Beaches, Sydney
Bikes: Scott CR1
B+ roadie I guess?
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Roseville, CA
Bikes: 2013 BMC GranFondo GF01 Ui2
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Colorado
Bikes: Something Canadian, something Italian, something American, and something German
You ordered a tarmac?! Lucky little..
B+ roadie I guess?
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 1,287
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From: Roseville, CA
Bikes: 2013 BMC GranFondo GF01 Ui2







