What - you don't ride with an 11-11 cassette like everyone else?

Nice if one likes fire engine red (not my cuppa) and the saddle looking jammed forward. Must be speedy going down hill but a b"tch going up hill without that cassette...

With the Q-rings you don't need a cassette. They're *that* good.

You know it!

i need a better phone/pic/lighting haha but heres my freshly slammed SS
PS. dont mind the Christmas tree air freshner in the background lol
http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums/...ps167d8d74.jpg

CUT THE TUBE!!! :crash:

eh I know, I have been really holding off on doing so, but I think I will do it this weekend and possibly resubmit a better pic too!

Has potential.
Loose the wacky instagram filter, & stage it better.

that was just a really crappy shot from my crappy iPhone lol, I actually just adjusted the brightness so the bike can be seen better, but I guess I will take a better pic perhaps with my newly purchased GoPro 3+ for better quality, and after I cut those darn tubes SMH

The SS is nice, I like the colorway...but it looks like a stock bike with an uncut steerer, low saddle, and everything (except for the computer?) is black. Nice bike, not hot.

Classy hot... Very nice!

HOT. 'nuff said

*halfway to slammed

You'll have to get a headset dustcover to remove that cone spacer and get that last bit slammed

Thanks, it scored matching 6700 brakes just now.

So Handsome!

You are absolutely correct! Do u know where a good headset dust cover can be had?

slam that stem?

Starley JKS R1...
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...ps3e8ab216.jpg


http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...psdcce3de2.jpg


Frame: Starley JKS R1 carbon
Forks: Starley JKS R1 carbon
Bars: Starley Works carbon
Stem: Use Race aluminium
Headset: Starley JSR
Bar Tape: Fizik Microtech
Shifters: DA7900
Front Caliper: DA7900
Rear Brake Lever: DA7900
Rear Caliper: DA7900
Cables: DA
Front Mech: DA7900
Rear Mech: DA7900
Seat: Fizik Arione with Team Garmin colourway
Seat Post: Starley Works carbon
Seat Post Clamp: Starley
Cranks: DA7900
Chainring(s): DA7900 53/39
Chain: SRAM Force
Cassette: SRAM Force 11-25
Pedals: Look KEO 2 Max
Bottom Bracket: DA7900 with Wheels Manufacturing adapter (BB30 frame)
Wheels: Fulcrum Racing Quattro
Tyres: Continental GP4000S


I haven't weighed it, but probably around 7kg.

Ridiculously HOT. Love that color scheme.

The Starley is hot.

Thanks for the kind comments, chaps. The paint job - in fact the whole combination of parts - is custom.

Easy now, your iPhone camera is plenty good enough. I agree this is not a good photo but it has WAY more to do with light and setup. Don't blame your bad cooking on the pots… Take it outside into the light (in front of your white garage door <the photographer in me cringes to say that! - what a horrible backdrop> or in front of something simple, I suppose. I'd rather it be a concrete wall or something else. Anyway, get more light!! And let's see it. Bike looks good!

That's a good quote.

ok ok you got me there :twitchy: now looking at it.... that pic should never have been submitted :eek: Definitely will take better pic with good lighting, and a MUCH better back drop. I'll get the tube cut off clean the bike a bit since its been raining and its quite muddy then re-submit lol...

Starley - paint job looks nice, and the bike looks set up well and probably rides great. Overall, aesthetically it doesn't exactly thrill me, though.