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Old 04-23-14, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by slowjamz
^Nice, not a HOT, but still hot. Might look a hair better with black cable housing. I would suggest cutting the extra bit of steerer on top and just leaving a 5mm spacer on top
Thanks. Came with white housing but if I ever swap it I'll keep that in mind. I'll cut the steerer once I'm sure it's good. No going back.
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Old 04-23-14, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by slowjamz
Still trying get the setup dialed. Sparkly new chain = not hot. Might look better with black tape and saddle, but I don't think it's worth another 300 hots
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So here is my Evo. Sorry for the lame basement pic. Still working out the fit, but pretty much there. Will cut the steerer eventually though somewhat worried about doing that. I'm sure the hot or not-zis will point out the unslammed stem (and lack of deep wheels) but in my defense I actually ride the bike and slammed isn't something I can manage comfortably and the 63cm frame is just too big. Oh, the ravages of age... And yes my saddle is level - actually 2 degrees down.

Mostly stock but had to replace the short seat post so did the stem too to match. Any suggestions?

For a 63cm....Pretty sweet. I'll give it a Hot. I really like the new Evo team paint scheme. Only suggestion would be, if you know that will be your position, cut the steerer. But thats only for aesthetics, can have a negative effect for resale purposes.
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Old 04-23-14, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by kunfuzion
Thanks. The "beater" is a personal reference. I'm well aware of what a beater is; my daily POS car is a beater.
I've thought about the HED decals, but decided to leave them until they start peeling. Please elaborate on the "janky" bar setup?
Haha, I was being sarcastic with the beater. But still, an Evo?!? Its probably just the angle of the picture, or you have Ergosums, which are terribly janky bars.
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Old 04-23-14, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by fuel0707
Congrats on that Classics Edition Domane! I'm sure it's a great bike. If I were about 15-20 years younger, I would have ordered the Classics Edition when I ordered my P1 Domane last December.
Thanks! It definitely has an aggressive geometry (and understandably so), but I figure I might as well go for it while I still have a good amount of flexibility
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Old 04-23-14, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by kunfuzion
Prior training partner, now full time race bike.
Underexposure is killing the color on this guy - I had to do it (still not quite right, but it's better than the shameful blue/gray and dirty salmon) -

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Old 04-23-14, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Underexposure is killing the color on this guy - I had to do it (still not quite right, but it's better than the shameful blue/gray and dirty salmon) -

There ya go! So much better
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Old 04-23-14, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by bianchi10
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For a 63cm....Pretty sweet. I'll give it a Hot. I really like the new Evo team paint scheme. Only suggestion would be, if you know that will be your position, cut the steerer. But thats only for aesthetics, can have a negative effect for resale purposes.
It's a 60cm. Does that change the assessment?
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Old 04-23-14, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by dudemanppl
Haha, I was being sarcastic with the beater. But still, an Evo?!? Its probably just the angle of the picture, or you have Ergosums, which are terribly janky bars.
Probably the angle. Both bikes have almost matching cockpit 3T Ergonovas.
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Underexposure is killing the color on this guy - I had to do it (still not quite right, but it's better than the shameful blue/gray and dirty salmon) -

Wow! Thanks for the huge improvement. Definitely made the colors pop. My crappy Indoor lighting is so archaic.
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Old 04-23-14, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by bikerjp
It's a 60cm. Does that change the assessment?
Nope. Still like. Didn't you say a 63cm in your post?
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Old 04-23-14, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by bianchi10
Nope. Still like. Didn't you say a 63cm in your post?
I said a 63 was too big. In other words, the only way to get a tall enough HT to slam the stem, at least in an Evo, I'd need a size that was too big otherwise. Too old and inflexible to be aggressive on the right sized bike.
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Old 04-23-14, 08:24 PM
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Ahhh, I misunderstood. I understand where you are coming from. I'd love to slam my stem, but I'm at my limit as well.
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Old 04-23-14, 09:31 PM
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Traded the Supersix for this and cash. He also threw in a spare Rival crank, GXP BB, 5700 cassette and Aksium race wheelset. I was presented with receipts from the bikeshop showing a new chain, cassette, cables, grip tape and conti tires. I probably won't, but if I could change anything the steerer tube would get cut, and I'd change the stem, bars and saddle.

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Old 04-23-14, 09:44 PM
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You traded a SuperSix for an Orbea? At least to me, a 2011 SuperSix is 100x hotter than that Orbea.
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Old 04-23-14, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by zymphad
You traded a SuperSix for an Orbea?
Yes. I felt like it was a very fair swap.
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Old 04-24-14, 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted by whyfi
underexposure is killing the color on this guy - i had to do it (still not quite right, but it's better than the shameful blue/gray and dirty salmon) -

hot!!!
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Old 04-24-14, 01:23 AM
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Originally Posted by axiom
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Old 04-24-14, 02:21 AM
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Old 04-24-14, 06:15 AM
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Old 04-24-14, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Underexposure is killing the color on this guy - I had to do it (still not quite right, but it's better than the shameful blue/gray and dirty salmon) -

Nice work Whyffie.

OP, now it's a Hot!
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Old 04-24-14, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by slowjamz
Still trying get the setup dialed. Sparkly new chain = not hot. Might look better with black tape and saddle, but I don't think it's worth another 300 hots
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Old 04-24-14, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by martinus
That's nice and all but bottom line is hood placement is based upon wrist angle and reach to the lever... depending on bar shape (ramp angle/length, curve radii of the hook, etc..) it can vary quite a bit from being aligned flat relative to the stem and tops.

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Originally Posted by martinus
If you look at the top tube, those handlebars, stem, hoods are all pointing upward....right?
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Old 04-24-14, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by RJM
If you look at the top tube, those handlebars, stem, hoods are all pointing upward....right?
What's not noticeable is that the top tube while upward sloped in that image, is probably really sloped seeing as it's a colnago CLX 2.0
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Old 04-24-14, 09:10 AM
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Excellent trade!

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Traded the Supersix for this and cash. He also threw in a spare Rival crank, GXP BB, 5700 cassette and Aksium race wheelset. I was presented with receipts from the bikeshop showing a new chain, cassette, cables, grip tape and conti tires. I probably won't, but if I could change anything the steerer tube would get cut, and I'd change the stem, bars and saddle.

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Old 04-24-14, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by RJM
If you look at the top tube, those handlebars, stem, hoods are all pointing upward....right?
...riiight? They totally are, misleading photo.
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