I think the crank is hot, but that's just me. As to why it's not polished silver, the crank arms are carbon fiber and I went with the Sram Red Black rings to match the frame.

I still love a bike with shiny 7800 components.

It's a 2011 Saxo Bank frame. Check with your LBS. there are a ton of color options on the dealer site that are not on the consumer website. As of a week ago, there's only 1 more 54cm frame like mine left.

Hot, the Venges look really good in smaller frame sizes

Still working on it.
http://spookeaymarine.info/photos/war.jpg2http://spookeaymarine.info/photos/war2.jpg

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...i/P1000440.jpg

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2011 Paris with Ultegra 6700 and EC 90 SL wheelset, personally, I think the bike looks fine, but not hot, I don't know what's wrong with it, any suggestions that can make it sizzling hot?

on a budget: new crankset (non shimano)
budget free: full campagnolo group

+1

There is no saddle to bar drop, that takes away some hotness. The wheels are kind of blah and I'm not a fan of the red cable housings. Also the bars just look kind of "funny". With that said, it is still an awesome bike.

If the reply was for me, I already have super record on my Colnago, I am waiting for the Ui2 upgrade kit, so the crankset has to be there.

there are countless cranksets that would work just fine with ultegra di2 without looking miserable in the process. that said, ultegra di2 derailleurs are ugly too.

My Chain Hurts!
http://www.acephalous.net/brainspecialist.jpg
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Thanks for the comment, I am new to cycling, I had never been on a bike until March this year, I have to have my feet touch the ground, I am always worry I may fall, and the Pinarello size 54 is big, more like 56, that takes away some of the saddle height, but I am learning to get on and get off the bike without sitting in the saddle. The bar is a standard Most bar with integrated stem, I agree with you on the wheels, I may find something else when the budge allows.

Mismatched black shifter cable and white brake cable housing...?

I can't hang your saddle. A guy's gotta ride what's comfortable.

I know, I like the Most crankset for the look, but I am worry about the comparability with the Ui2 system.

hot.

1. there is not a compatibility issue but not all cranks have rings that are machined as well as shimanos. i hear stronglight rings are great.

2. it is not "ui2" the d does not stand for dura-ace. dura ace wasnt even the first di2 group:
http://www.disraeligears.co.uk/Site/...6-filtered.jpg

3. enough babble. show us the super record :)

A thing of unbelievable hotness. Slam the stem though.

Need to flip the stem as well and flatten out the handlebar stem angle. Great bike though, I covet.

New wet weather commuter
 

Trek 7.5 FX Disc

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I changed the handlebar on my Colnago, it has internal cable routing, I disassemble all the cables, I am having hard time to put them together, I will spend some times on it next week.

This is Most Talon handlebar with integrated stem, can't flip it.

you "can" but i wouldnt advise it. integrated backup bars anyone?

Just looked the Talon's. Beautiful, really cool. How do you like them.

Finally got a new photo of my bike sporting 7900:
http://vm.gwright.org.uk/cr1-7900.jpg

I have a pair of Easton EC-90SLs with the same colour scheme (black with red/white decals) but they're in storage for the winter right now:

http://vm.gwright.org.uk/easton-ec90.jpg

Hot

..but...SO...MANY...LOGOS!!!!

Strip the EC90's of their decals.

hotttt i love scott bikes