What road bike do you have?
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New race rig:
Build list is as follows:
Frame: Tsunami custom
Fork: East EC90 SL
Wheels: Checkmate Carbon Clinchers 50mm
Tires: Vittoria Evo Corsa 320 TPI
Brakes: TRP 920
Shifters/Deraileurs: Forte/Microshift
Cranks: Ultegra SL
Chain: Dura Ace
Casette: Dura Ace
Stem: Forte 110
Bars: FSA Wing Pro Compact
Seatpost: Thompson Masterpiece
Seat: Selle Italia SLR Carbino
Weight: 17 lbs flat based on bathroom scale
Build list is as follows:
Frame: Tsunami custom
Fork: East EC90 SL
Wheels: Checkmate Carbon Clinchers 50mm
Tires: Vittoria Evo Corsa 320 TPI
Brakes: TRP 920
Shifters/Deraileurs: Forte/Microshift
Cranks: Ultegra SL
Chain: Dura Ace
Casette: Dura Ace
Stem: Forte 110
Bars: FSA Wing Pro Compact
Seatpost: Thompson Masterpiece
Seat: Selle Italia SLR Carbino
Weight: 17 lbs flat based on bathroom scale
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New race rig:
Build list is as follows:
Frame: Tsunami custom
Fork: East EC90 SL
Wheels: Checkmate Carbon Clinchers 50mm
Tires: Vittoria Evo Corsa 320 TPI
Brakes: TRP 920
Shifters/Deraileurs: Forte/Microshift
Cranks: Ultegra SL
Chain: Dura Ace
Casette: Dura Ace
Stem: Forte 110
Bars: FSA Wing Pro Compact
Seatpost: Thompson Masterpiece
Seat: Selle Italia SLR Carbino
Weight: 17 lbs flat based on bathroom scale
Build list is as follows:
Frame: Tsunami custom
Fork: East EC90 SL
Wheels: Checkmate Carbon Clinchers 50mm
Tires: Vittoria Evo Corsa 320 TPI
Brakes: TRP 920
Shifters/Deraileurs: Forte/Microshift
Cranks: Ultegra SL
Chain: Dura Ace
Casette: Dura Ace
Stem: Forte 110
Bars: FSA Wing Pro Compact
Seatpost: Thompson Masterpiece
Seat: Selle Italia SLR Carbino
Weight: 17 lbs flat based on bathroom scale
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Brand name unknown but I got it at Target for $20. It was int he "organization" section of the store. Works well.
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In its latest configuration:
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I suppose I should say what it has on it.
Frame: Salsa Podio 49cm
Fork: Alpha Q GS10
Wheels: CK Classic Hubs to DT RR1.1
Group: Rival (172.5mm compact cranks, 11-26 cassette)
Seatpost & Stem: Thomson Elite and X2
Bars: Salsa Poco
Pedals: Ultegra PD-6700
Frame: Salsa Podio 49cm
Fork: Alpha Q GS10
Wheels: CK Classic Hubs to DT RR1.1
Group: Rival (172.5mm compact cranks, 11-26 cassette)
Seatpost & Stem: Thomson Elite and X2
Bars: Salsa Poco
Pedals: Ultegra PD-6700
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I just picked this up. 201 Scattante CFR Race. Love the bikes its ~10 lb's less then the one I was riding and is just amazing. Its my first new bike ever.
So hopefully the picture works. I am going to build out a set of American Classic 420's, and add a composite headstem and it should be right on the legal limit in a 58 size frame. Wish is exactly what I wanted. Its a stock photo.
Unfortunately my Softride is now fully dead, I have a replacement beam but destroyed the wheel-set completely, the bottom bracket is dead and everything else has 15K+ mileage. I am going to sell off the frame, extra beam and the back gearing to get some cash back but its amazing how far bikes have come in the last 10 years. Carbon now is nothing like the older stuff I raced on.
So hopefully the picture works. I am going to build out a set of American Classic 420's, and add a composite headstem and it should be right on the legal limit in a 58 size frame. Wish is exactly what I wanted. Its a stock photo.
Unfortunately my Softride is now fully dead, I have a replacement beam but destroyed the wheel-set completely, the bottom bracket is dead and everything else has 15K+ mileage. I am going to sell off the frame, extra beam and the back gearing to get some cash back but its amazing how far bikes have come in the last 10 years. Carbon now is nothing like the older stuff I raced on.
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That Scattante CFR Race looks a lot like the Cervelo R3 (which is not a bad thing) with the "squoval" tubes and the thin seat stays. They probably come from the same factory anyways. Enjoy the ride
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very early 80's Motobecane Grand Jubilee Restomod....see pic below
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What are those bottle cages?
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For the people that asked about my "kickstand"
A couple people asked what "kickstand" I was using to hold my bike up for the picture. Well, it's not a kickstand it's a mini tripod (as some have mentioned).
It's a Slik Mini Tripod w/ Pan & Tilt that I bought a few of for $20. I use them to hold a couple of my flash units when doing off camera flash. Here's what it looks like...
It's a Slik Mini Tripod w/ Pan & Tilt that I bought a few of for $20. I use them to hold a couple of my flash units when doing off camera flash. Here's what it looks like...
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