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Old 01-12-12, 01:32 PM
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NOT - triple is always a not
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Originally Posted by Perp
I though this was hot until I saw pelotonracer's S2. Do that.
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I have posted this before but some people asked for a better pic. So here you go:

It is much older than a lot of you out there. And I am the original owner.
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The tires need celeste sidewalls. Once that's done, HOT! Now, it's kinda pretty.
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Bianchi is hot.
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Originally Posted by Yaniel
Wow, are you really that bothered that people don't like your bike?
Lol. I don't care if people don't like my bike. If you read this at all it says it's not even my first or second nicest bike. Also as said before. That post was to simply keep the thread rolling. As it did. at least for a page or two. I do however feel that this page should just be called post your Cervelo at this point. Simply Hot or Not. is all that is needed, not the I think you should have your bike setup exactly like every other plain off the shelf Cervelo with slammed stem, seatpost to the limit, and Some deep carbons they only use 4 times a year.
I am starting a new thread called... "Wheels and Photography Skills oh yeah.. only the cheapest of white garage doors counts" which is pretty much what this has become. Comments like "Triples are ALWAYS a not" just goes to show you how laughable some people are when it comes to thinking outside the box.. or at all really.

Peloton.. S2 is HOT despite my above comments.. (Way to follow the Sheppard's advice)
Andy_K .. Never seen a Surly setup so Road like. (I'm always a loyal Surly touring bike fan) Hot?
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Originally Posted by pelotonracer
The tires need celeste sidewalls. Once that's done, HOT! Now, it's kinda pretty.
+1k on the tires...
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Originally Posted by UCIMBZ
I have posted this before but some people asked for a better pic. So here you go:

It is much older than a lot of you out there. And I am the original owner.
not hot, loose the baseball bat hanging from the top tube



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Originally Posted by UCIMBZ
I have posted this before but some people asked for a better pic. So here you go:

It is much older than a lot of you out there. And I am the original owner.
NOT- still very beautiful classy bike! Its better than my frame without wheels

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I thought about getting the black/white elite custom cages and keeping the black hoods, but then my S2 would truly be a generic S2 with deep carbon wheels.

That being said, I tried to customize it by playing off the red accenting on the frame as much as possible. Although not visible in the picture, the tubular tires also have a centre red stripe. I'm also thinking about getting these red CNC Planet X brakes



to replace the stock FSA Gossamer brakes and save 100+ grams in the process.
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Originally Posted by UCIMBZ
I have posted this before but some people asked for a better pic. So here you go:

It is much older than a lot of you out there. And I am the original owner.
Quill needs to match and the wheels need an upgrade...definitely lose the mounted floor pump.
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Originally Posted by Andy_K
I though this was hot until I saw pelotonracer's S2. Do that.
Wheels are a bit too deep for me. I do have some 45mm carbon wheels, but saving that pic when all my parts are installed.
This is just my base (before pic) which for me is a "not" still
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Originally Posted by Perp
Wheels are a bit too deep for me. I do have some 45mm carbon wheels, but saving that pic when all my parts are installed.
This is just my base (before pic) which for me is a "not" still
What psimets do you have? His Kinlins?
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The Bianchi is perfect, top tube pump and tan sidewalls to me, set it off just right.
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Originally Posted by pelotonracer
The tires need celeste sidewalls. Once that's done, HOT! Now, it's kinda pretty.
No, no, no! Tyres should never be coloured. I wouldn't change anything except the black stem, although I'd photograph the bike without the pump.
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Originally Posted by Triguy
The Bianchi is perfect, top tube pump and tan sidewalls to me, set it off just right.
Did you sneak in here from C&V?
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I love the Bianchi even though I dislike celeste as a color...hot!
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Originally Posted by sbxx1985
What psimets do you have? His Kinlins?
Yes, 30mm w/ DT240s and Sapin CX-rays. The carbon are the wheels that came with my S-works Tarmac.
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Originally Posted by pelotonracer
98 degrees...those $19.00 water bottle cages stand out like a sore thumb..HOT though!!
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Originally Posted by Triguy
The Bianchi is perfect, top tube pump and tan sidewalls to me, set it off just right.
+1 - the pump and gumwall tires are what make it ... HOT!
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well **** if bikes that aren't finished count...



SOON!
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Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
well **** if bikes that aren't finished count...



SOON!
Saronnis are not fair. They throw the curve on everybody.
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Originally Posted by UCIMBZ
Saronnis are not fair. They throw the curve on everybody.
It's definitely an amazing color, even my beat up old frame looks decent from far enough away
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Originally Posted by fa63
With that said, let me put this one up as well for the BF critics:

Smoking hot. Set up to ride.
Wheels are Mavic Cosmic carbones?
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Originally Posted by JSS
Here is my UCMIBZ style review:

Not hot!!! look at the ridiculous position of the rear skewer, the red lettering on the front tire is a different red than the frame, the wheels are a model year older than the frame, it needs a nice garage door, the crank arm is .0003 degrees to low, the shadowing on the floor is horrible, and the cabling on the handle bars is .004mm to high


Wrong Said Bob
the rear skewer position is correct and it is hot.
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