Originally Posted by coolmingli (Post 13530134)

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

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...i/P1000441.jpg

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?

Originally Posted by coolmingli (Post 13530134)

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

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?

Originally Posted by Mike F (Post 13530316)

I think it looks pretty hot.

Originally Posted by Soloist Assassin (Post 13530319)

Remove the spacers, and cut the steerer, remove the wheel stickers, change the crankset, or possibly the entire group. White hoods would probably look nice on that bicycle as well. As you say it is fine, but those changes would make it hot, so not for now.

Originally Posted by surgeonstone (Post 13530340)

Whats wrong with the cranks.

Originally Posted by Soloist Assassin (Post 13530319)

Remove the spacers, and cut the steerer, remove the wheel stickers, change the crankset, or possibly the entire group. White hoods would probably look nice on that bicycle as well. As you say it is fine, but those changes would make it hot, so not for now.

Originally Posted by surgeonstone (Post 13530340)

Whats wrong with the cranks.

Originally Posted by gw280 (Post 13530346)

There's a general reckoning amongst BF regulars that Shimano cranks look like giant octopi. I personally think the 7900 cranks look great, but everyone has their own opinion :)

Originally Posted by gw280 (Post 13530346)

There's a general reckoning amongst BF regulars that Shimano cranks look like giant octopi. I personally think the 7900 cranks look great, but everyone has their own opinion :)

Originally Posted by Yaniel (Post 13529511)

Selle SMP Evolution

Originally Posted by Spookeay Bird (Post 13528195)

My Hybrid I'm building is pretty HOT if we are going to talk about flat bread,,, I mean flat bar stuff ;)


http://spookeaymarine.info/photos/hybird1000.jpg

Originally Posted by Soloist Assassin (Post 13530319)

Remove the spacers, and cut the steerer, remove the wheel stickers, change the crankset, or possibly the entire group. White hoods would probably look nice on that bicycle as well. As you say it is fine, but those changes would make it hot, so not for now.

Originally Posted by sbxx1985 (Post 13530661)

I usually try to be nice, but this crosses the line for this thread.

Originally Posted by Yaniel (Post 13529472)

I humbly present:

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7007/6...ee2897db_b.jpg

Originally Posted by coolmingli (Post 13530174)

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.

Originally Posted by coolmingli (Post 13530174)

...I already have super record on my Colnago.

Originally Posted by coolmingli (Post 13530174)

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.

Originally Posted by UCIMBZ (Post 13530900)

What? You are new and already have another bike with SR11 that is a Colnago and don't even klnow how to ride? At this point, you need to worry about more important stuff than how your bikes look.