Changed the FSA rings out for the new SpideRings and replaced the FSA Seatpost with a 3T Dorico LTD

http://www.pedalroom.com/p/supersix-evo-10482_2.jpg

Very nice.:thumb:

Nice bike, nice photo.

The Torelli is hot even if the speed sensor is in the excited position.

The Merckx is hot and just looks so right.

The Dale... Oh look, another black bike.

HOT! I am thinking about building an EVO. How much does it weigh with the Cosmics?

3 bikes in the last 2 pages with happy sensors, are we being trolled?

I don't really know, around 15lbs I think. They're really heavy wheels, the wheels without skewers or a cassette were almost 1800 grams.

Have you considered removing the red stripe from the stem? I think it would look cleaner without it.

Here is mine.

Before.
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...psf443724e.jpg

After.
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...pscbe4ac7a.jpg

how did you do that?

Magic!!! Oh, and a bit of Acetone and a couple minutes of rubbing.

I'd normally agree, but his frame looks like it has red highlights, like on the top-facing section of the DT.

Thanks for the recommendation, didn't know you could do that on these! Not sure if I want to though, the paint scheme has some red on it, and so do the bars:

http://www.pedalroom.com/p/supersix-evo-10482_5.jpg

Oh, you might want to use that acetone on the bike and bars as well then!

Lord help if any color is showing anywhere ... remember, we are Ninjas! :rolleyes:

Btw, sweet ride, even if it is all black.:thumb:

Ti Habanero frame that i've been slowly building up and piece mealing over the past 4 years. started out as a triple chain ring tourer.

Soma short reach bars
Brooks tape
Nitto stem
threaded wound up fork
dura ace threaded head set
ultegra drivetrain (looking to change the crankset. open to suggestions here!)
reynolds R2 wheelset
ciamillo brakes
Nokon cabling
thomson seat post
selle italia slr saddle

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Latest addition to the stable.... Cipollini RB800
 

http://dfarlow.smugmug.com/Other/Bik...MG_3202-X2.jpg

Primary Build Specs:

• Campy Super Record 11 gruppo
• Ritchey Carbon WCS cockpit (Evolution Bars)
• Enve SES 3.4 Clinchers w/CK R45 Ceramic Hubs and Conti GP4000S tires
• Specialized S-Works Toupe Saddle w/custom recovering by Busyman Bicycles
• Matching Custom Bar Tape by Busyman Bicycles
• Other: Speedplay Zero pedals, K-Edge gold/black chain catcher, MC cages

Total Weight: 15 lbs 4 oz.

Tried the new Ultralite Cirris Ti pedals (112g for the pair, including cleats) but never could get comfortable with the clip in/out….replaced with Speedplay Zeros.

Can’t do much about the stack as Mario’s fleet are designed with very aggressive geometry, so this is about as low as I can go. Very smooth and compliant ride.

It's actually not black, its a dark metallic blue, hard to bring it out in photos :)

Sweet Cipollini, don't see a lot of those around here.

I got rid of the red stripe on mine by using a cut thinner piece of electrical tape on top. Looks pretty much the same and I can remove it at any time.

Hot.

If anything you should a red stripe to the seatpost. That bike is sick.

Fatties get any love in here?

http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/w...ps35f845b0.jpg
http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/w...pse40f2cac.jpg

(Stem will drop a bit as I dial in fit and excess will be chopped. Front skewer is on the wrong side because it interferes with the brake. I am also considering blacking out the giant white logos on the tires and removing the decals from the Woundup fork.)

I can dig it. Hot.

The Ti, the Cippo and the DeSalvo, all HOT!

Love the Campy gruppos and Wound Up forks that have been popping up.

The Cipo' is hot! I had a look at this Busyman business, they do cool stuff!

I'm a new member, first post! Here's my contribution.

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