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Completed the SRAM Red swap on my P2 so rode it on a 24 mile recovery ride this morning to break in the cables and give it a good shakedown. It took almost 4 months to piece it all together used, but for $610 bucks, I am pretty pleased with the overall result....
SRAM Red 175 cranks, 54 and 42 TT rings Red R2C shifters Red FD and rear derailleur Force 11-23 cassette SRAM GXP Team BB. I also did some wrench time on my R3 and replaced the cartridge upper and lower bearings in my Cane Creek headset. The slight steering wander is gone and ride is really smooth again. http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...n/DSCN1045.jpg |
The shadows suck, but the bikes look good.
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Originally Posted by yzeater
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Repost with different wheelsets
Easton EA50 Aero's http://i747.photobucket.com/albums/x...2/IMG_8729.jpg Vuelta Corsa Pro's (moved from the above team bike) http://i747.photobucket.com/albums/x...2/IMG_8745.jpg |
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Originally Posted by socalrider
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Originally Posted by BestSportEver
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New saddle soon hopefully, just picked it up a couple days ago http://i51.tinypic.com/xnete8.jpg |
hmm interesting frame, def not one you see often. what's the story?
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Originally Posted by James1:17
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hmm interesting frame, def not one you see often. what's the story?
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That bike is smexy as hell, but is seems so small. |
Looks to be about the right size for the average-height adult male. Are you from the land of giants or something?
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Originally Posted by punkncat
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I am not trying to in insensitive, but are you a midget, or for a young child?
That bike is smexy as hell, but is seems so small. |
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Originally Posted by liquefied
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Looks to be about the right size for the average-height adult male. Are you from the land of giants or something?
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Originally Posted by Soloist Assassin
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I thought the same thing. It could however use some proper road pedals, loose a few spacers. I do like the looks of it however. What wheels are those? Spinergy?
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Those aren't proper road pedals, and I give it a solid meh. It's not ugly, but it's not the hottest thing in the world either.
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shimano components always look ugly on carbon bikes.
The bike needs SRAM Force. |
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Originally Posted by va_esquire
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shimano components always look ugly on carbon bikes.
The bike needs sram force. lol!! Not |
Originally Posted by dgasmd
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I am very biased and have a sweat spot in my heart for LOOK bikes. Nicely done, and HOT despite all the SRAM crap on it LOL..................
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