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SirHustlerEsq 02-11-14 07:25 PM


Originally Posted by save10 (Post 16487816)
http://i573.photobucket.com/albums/s...psf37f6510.jpg



2014 Specialized Allez, size 52
Sram Red 10/Quarq
KCNC brakes
Reynolds 66 tubular/continental sprinter


wheels/quarq/stem/handlebar/brakes already owned or used on a previous bike
shifter/FD/RD are new, but had been purchased long before i bought this frame.

original plan was just to upgrade my 2002 Giant TCR alu frame to SRAM red (its my crit bike). but this frame is only $880 and it has the same geometry as my tarmac. So now this is my race bike. I will cut the top of the steerer once the fit is confirmed. I'm turning my TCR into full-on commuter/rain bike/travel bike.

blue brakes/pink cables. yes i did this on purpose.

I was down to that frame or a CAAD10 and I could not make up my mind. In the end, I chose the CAAD10. Very nice frame.

sbxx1985 02-11-14 07:32 PM

This is hot. In a crazy way, but hot. An A for unique artistic effort. Well done.


Originally Posted by save10 (Post 16487816)


Ghost Ryder 02-11-14 07:34 PM

That Allez is "Poiiiisonnnnn"...(*late 80's/90's r&b hit)
Hot, well done save10!

dmcdam 02-11-14 08:05 PM


Originally Posted by save10 (Post 16487816)
http://i573.photobucket.com/albums/s...psf37f6510.jpg

http://i573.photobucket.com/albums/s...psbf42508b.jpg

2014 Specialized Allez, size 52
Sram Red 10/Quarq
KCNC brakes
Reynolds 66 tubular/continental sprinter


wheels/quarq/stem/handlebar/brakes already owned or used on a previous bike
shifter/FD/RD are new, but had been purchased long before i bought this frame.

original plan was just to upgrade my 2002 Giant TCR alu frame to SRAM red (its my crit bike). but this frame is only $880 and it has the same geometry as my tarmac. So now this is my race bike. I will cut the top of the steerer once the fit is confirmed. I'm turning my TCR into full-on commuter/rain bike/travel bike.

blue brakes/pink cables. yes i did this on purpose.

That bike is flat out amazing.

SpeshulEd 02-11-14 08:38 PM


Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder (Post 16488342)
That Allez is "Poiiiisonnnnn"...(*late 80's/90's r&b hit)
Hot, well done save10!


Also, hot bike!

shoota 02-11-14 08:45 PM


Originally Posted by save10 (Post 16487816)

WOW! It's so nice to see something different that is actually hot. I wish I had the money and balls to pull that off!

rjones28 02-11-14 08:57 PM

Hot Allez.

ConGrUenCy 02-11-14 10:10 PM

1 Attachment(s)
The Allez is by far the hottest bike I've seen in this thread.
You now need to wear this kit while riding it-
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=363977

Ghost Ryder 02-11-14 10:28 PM


Originally Posted by SpeshulEd (Post 16488535)

Also, hot bike!

Thats my jam!!! :thumb:

Adrianinkc 02-11-14 10:39 PM

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-DvPe7iPkDm..._1024x1024.jpg

KantoBoy 02-12-14 02:00 AM


Originally Posted by primov8 (Post 16488119)
Thank goodness it's not EPS/Di2 compatible; my Ti project would've been pushed back to 2015. Great looking frameset!

Seriously, I was about to show this picture to the better half. She would really WANT it.

Bellissima.

Holden McNeil 02-12-14 07:30 AM

HOT!!! Love it!

milkbaby 02-12-14 07:32 AM


Originally Posted by save10 (Post 16487816)

HOTTT

Dang, this bike is one of the hottest unique looking bikes simply due to the splash of colors. Well done, should be an awesome blur when you're racing.

MajorMantra 02-12-14 08:26 AM


Originally Posted by save10 (Post 16487816)

Hot!

I really like some of the more garish Specialized paint jobs.

Only small change I would suggest would be running a 6 degree stem and a shorter headset top cap. You'd get the same bar height and it would be slightly more visually balanced.

jbchybridrider 02-12-14 08:46 AM

http://i.imgur.com/Q31Z4ur.jpg

WhyFi 02-12-14 08:54 AM

Come on - don't follow up the Allez with a stock photo...

jbchybridrider 02-12-14 09:05 AM

My probably eternal quest for an Alfa frame set has begun.

Gramin 02-12-14 09:45 AM


Originally Posted by jbchybridrider (Post 16489427)
My probably eternal quest for an Alfa frame set has begun.

Good for you... but since that ain't your bike, and it's a stock photo, you're posting in the wrong thread.

YOJiMBO20 02-12-14 10:05 AM


Originally Posted by Gramin (Post 16489515)
Good for you... but since that ain't your bike, and it's a stock photo, you're posting in the wrong thread.

All that aside it's still a not.

rjones28 02-12-14 10:19 AM

Alfa bike. Not hot.

Gramin 02-12-14 11:12 AM


Originally Posted by YOJiMBO20 (Post 16489564)
All that aside it's still a not.

True dat

gsa103 02-12-14 11:32 AM

That is a spectacularly ugly frame (the Alfa). What were they thinking with the top-tube? Its like they put the big triangle together upside down....

The Specialized is definitely hot and NOT SUBTLE, which makes it more awesome.

RJM 02-12-14 11:53 AM


Originally Posted by save10 (Post 16487816)

Not.

Cut the steer tube and the colors don't really do it for me, but what kills it is the depth of the wheels.

edChoi 02-12-14 01:06 PM

New member here, so be gentle ha. Been reading for a while gaining tons of info.

Pretty happy with everything about the bike right now except the crappy saddle, weight is at 16.5 lb with the training wheels. Went with the digital blue pro4s because the light blue and red is a well used combination of my home country.

Have a slight dilemma that I found a saddle that is immensely comfortable for me but it is a white saddle, my old antares00 is thrashed, it's killing me to have to put white on a bike with absolutely no white on it.

http://www.eddiechoi.net/black.jpg

link0 02-12-14 01:20 PM

Could be hot with some minor work. Lose the colored tires, slam the stem, and get an all black bar tape.


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