That Crackandfail does seem to look good, despite the picture being taken during an earthquake.

I love that! I hope my non-cannondale-buddies dont catch wind of that (CB).

Thank you, idk what was wrong with me. i snapped 3-4 pics just in case one of them came out a little shaky and they all sucked.

Thank you for the good vibes!

Go outside and take the pic. This is from too low light levels indoors.

Great bike.

I heard it one time, and since then I don't think I've said or posted the real name once. Quite the contrary to what that implies, my friend has a CAAD 9 that he has crashed many times, and that old bike is still around and kicking. It has several dents, and all, but it just keeps going.

My Noah build is finally done. Gloss black ENVE decals, and a Recon gold-anodized 11-25 cassette (props to Matthias from m-bikeparts in Germany. Delivered to NYC in 2 days)

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sweet jeebus that is sexy hot!

Damn - between the Crumpton and this the thread is taking it up a notch. Scalding hot. What's it weigh?

For crying out loud...:thumb::thumb::thumb:

Thanks for the great feedback. We'll see if my Caad10 build gets the same type of feedback later this week.

The weight of the Noah(Size M/56), as seen w/o the Garmin 800 was 15.3 lbs.

You should have put the Colnago up before the Ridley.

Bling Bling!

Sizzling!

Surprised its that heavy with the WW parts on it, although I know the Noah's not the lightest frame out there (one of my favorites though).

hot hot hot hot
noah colnago noah colnago

I love it, but it really wants black brakes and a different seatpost.

Pretty hard to top that Ridley.....holy smokes

Prizewinner: greatest ratio of hotness of bike to blandness of staging. ;)

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Hot or just cool and plain awesome?

I've already made up my mind. What do you think?

Very HOT. Nice photo.

Details please?

Thanks

Camera: Yashica Electro 35 GSN (45mm f1.7 fixed lens)
Film: Fuji Superia 400 ISO/ASA

;)

It's an 84' repainted Fuji del REY

Just finished swapping all the parts over today from my caad9. Everything is tuned perfectly and it shifts like a dream both in the rear and up front. The only thing I'm waiting on is a long piece of Campy cable housing for the rear brake. I couldn't reuse the smaller pieces of housing from the caad9 because this frame has internal cable routing for the rear brake. Also, I will probably replace the Deda cockpit with the same thing but black and keep the "dark metal polish" parts for another build. I think I'm going to put white bar tape on this one. Oh yeah, I have a Bora wheelset too. Didn't want to make you guys drool though. :D

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Hot pending bar/stem change. I vote stay deda but with a black finish.

What happened to the caad? I thought this was getting eps?

Hot in a very cool way! Love it. Great photo too. Not the standard garage door shot. ;)

Everything on this page is hot. primo keeping it real as usual. Gold cassette is a nice touch.