Still not

No wait.... yeah, hes right. It was *totally* on purpose. Yep. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.

OK. thanks for your input.

Nice bike, regardless of the gear it is in!

I think that the saddle looks a little chunky on an otherwise very nice bike. I suspect that a pic from a slightly lower vantage point would help overall and with the saddle specifically.

Actually I agree on the saddle being a bit chunky looking. I have Fizik Ariones on my other road bikes by an Arione Tri2 on my tandem. I liked the way the Tri2 felt so I thought I'd give it a try on this build. (plus I cant find the black / yellow Arione for under $180!)

why not.
http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/...psc2c021f2.jpg

Not really. Nice bike because...well...it says "Colnago" on it...but attractive it is not, and hot it will likely never be in that color scheme.

More specific...yellow hoods and tape are just too much to my eyes. While black is of course much more appropriate to the "yellow jacket" theme, this is one case where even white would be an improvement.

^ this. Black tape and hoods will give it a better flow. It would look a lot cleaner like that. It's a vintage so better to keep it simple without trying to overdo it.

Pretty good but it would look better if you took it from a little further back and lower down... To fix the perspective that makes the top half of the bike look disproportionately large.

HOT, could be hotter with a nicer crank and deep carbon wheels. Still looks like a real racing bike

i agree black would let the frame glow. those yellow hoods and tape just distract the eye.

As a high schooler without a job, this is probably as far as its gonna go for a while. Maybe some FSA bars because they're so comfortable.
I actually haven't really fallen in love with the idea of deep carbon wheels. I really like the braking with these A23's, and they're relatively light, so I don't think giving up those two things are very appealing.

Hot - very clean and does not look like a pooping dog. (But you have to paint your garage door)

Lol, burn!

Failed to make the Hot cut, but a beautiful bike nonetheless.

x2. Black tape and OEM hoods would sort this out.

Boy, you guys really don't like the yellow bar tape and hoods! I would say that it looks like a leader's bike in the TDF. From a practical point of view, the yellow hoods and tape will get dirty looking much faster. I am a bit more curious about that crank. This is Campy but what line?

I like the yellow hoods. Black is so pedestrian.

the cranket is a centaur back when they offered the group in gray. Very nice, and very pretty group.

The rest of the components on the bike in question look to be a mix of campy. Century gray centaur is all bluish gray with silver hardware.

A frameset that pretty doesn't need garnish.

Dude, it's April. Take down your Christmas lights already! :D

Hot.

Hi, it's hot and you've been paying attention. Enjoy it!

Take from farther away, and get down to the level of the bike. Crop to zoom it in.

I ride a 66cm bike. Love 'em tall. It's hot to me. :thumb:

hot. cept your shift lever should be adjusted out, or brake lever adjusted in.
and now, for my B bike:
http://www.pedalroom.com/p/gt-edge-aluminum-10613_7.jpg

Not hot, but that doesn't mean that I don't like it.

I like the look of white Hudz, but I think they need to be used with white tape and saddles.

Btw. I have found white Hudz last about 6 months before starting to fall apart. You can clean them, but they wear out far to quickly for my liking.