Too much going on, NOT!

I'm on the fence about this one. It is a fantastic riding bike no doubt - much better than my own, but the Specialized/Giant crowd has been here so often that it takes something truly extraordinary to get a 'hot' out of me. Canondale is in the same boat.

super hot!

Nice bike!

The saddle is a cheap white saddle that came with my CX bike. It's surprisingly comfortable on longer rides. I usually ride a SLR-shaped saddle and would love a Kit Carbonio (white or black). The bike came with a silver/white Fizik Arione but the shape just doesn't work as well for me as an SLR.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8142/7...7fcfa009_z.jpg
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Smokin

That Cervelo P4 is amazing.....even looking at it hurts my wallet. Thats a major investment

Lightweight rear...boom goes the dynomite!

That is really the only part I find extremely eye pleasing. Don't get me wrong, it is extremely nice and a good looking bike, but are much better looking tt frames and front wheels. If it didn't have the lightweight it would be just another high end tt/tri bike. I would rather see the wheel matched with a LW front and mounted in an older bianchi d2 carbon.

hot !

and hotter !!

Hot.

Frame is perfect size for me. Actually, this looks like a Nashbar 6061 aluminum alloy double butted 60CM frame. It is quite light for a aluminum bike and cheap; only $99 (cost me $130 shipped to Korea). The one I posted is just like it. You also have the same seat post which due to the setback design gives you more room if you have a long upper body.

I'm guessing you are 6' to 6'3" tall, although leg length matters more. If so this bike would fit you perfectly.

If you have legs as long as mine or longer, the seat is a little low for you though.

Interesting drivetrain, campy maybe? I never owned those so I'm just guessing; others would be able to identify that. Mine has Shimano 105; bottom of the line for racing but for me it suits the street just fine.

My new babe sans pedals, sorry for the crooked cranks, this was taken fresh out of the box without adjustments! Will have a new pic up with lowered stem, removed reflectors and stickers, etc.

http://i.imgur.com/FnQdB.jpg

Massively huge potential. Tires ruin it, get some 4000S/PRO4.

Not.

Setback seatpost, slammed forward saddle?
Mismatched tires?
Wonky handlebar/shifter position?

Get a new black saddle.


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My re-submisssion, update to: http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...1#post14265307

Count: 24 Activities
Distance: 976.70 mi

Helix finally neatened up and dialed in.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-j...0F26507843.JPG

pardon the garage, was the only semi-white i could find.

and yes yes, i know i'm on the small chain ring.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=260887

1. The saddle is mounted bang in the centre of the rail limit marks.
2. They're the next items swapped out, when they're worn.
3. I have rotated them slightly since taking the photo, but there is also some optical illusion whatnot going on here as well.

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...9/IMAG0366.jpg

are you located in Columbus? I'm wondering if I've seen this bike at my LBS

Nope. Atlanta/Decatur.

gotchya

HOT! My next bike, in 3+ years after grad school and hopefully finding a good paying job, will be a Ti bike. And with some luck and willpower it will be my last bike with hundreds of stories to tell. Either a Lynskey, or a Moot. I love them.

Hot!
This is the first time I've seen a new Ultegra crank that has not repulsed me (they are more tolerable in black).
Sharp bike!!!!!!!

Just the frame but I think it's a start. :D

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1.../bikes/005.jpg
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Hot frame and stand. I need to grab one of those (the stand)

LC- why the uneven finish? still great looking frame, jealous as ever :)

Thats the carbon weave.


HOT even though these are now the ubiquitous TT bike around here.

Ahhh i see. that would explain that. Thanks sir.