Originally Posted by K. Legaspi (Post 13421891)

Somewhat new set-up. New headset and wheelset. (Cross Post)

Doesn't even come close to how nice everyone else's is. Haha.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6240/...fa104cc1_b.jpg

Originally Posted by 2ndGen (Post 13401851)

Originally Posted by dleccord (Post 13421964)

sweet bike. what kinda bottle cages are those?

Originally Posted by 2ndGen (Post 13401175)

As someone that earns close to six figures, **** yeah it's a lot of money!

Originally Posted by slynkie (Post 13407860)

x-post from the diet thread, 2ndGen directed me here. some really rockin' bikes here! :thumb:

here's my new ride, started life as a stock CAAD10-4 not too long ago. unfortunately I don't know what the starting weight was. there's a bikeradar review that puts it at 17.26lb, w/o pedals and cages.

http://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-TE...0/P1030866.JPG
http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-T7...0/P1030872.JPG

16.53lbs with the (heavy) stock fulcrum racing 7s. haven't had a chance to throw on my yishun 50mm tubulars yet, I need to switch the freehub from campy -> shimano first.

I took it for 50mi and ~5k feet of climbing yesterday, including Mt. Greylock in MA. it's ridiculously responsive compared to my Six13. I definitely felt the road more (again, relative to the Six13), but I wouldn't call it "harsh". will have to see how it does on 4+ hour rides though.

please excuse the poor lighting and crappy wrap job. first time using lizard skins tape, i don't think i'm a fan. they sternly warn not to stretch it, but maybe i took that too literally as it's very puffy...

Originally Posted by K. Legaspi (Post 13421975)

Oh, hey! I race for Carytown Bicycle Company! Haha. What a coincidence.

Originally Posted by liquefied (Post 13422914)

What tires are those?

Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets (Post 13422950)

Just guessing...

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/vittoria-ope...Para_Sidewalls

Originally Posted by FlatSix911 (Post 13422119)

You are the 1% ... almost :thumb:

Originally Posted by K. Legaspi (Post 13421975)

Oh, hey! I race for Carytown Bicycle Company! Haha. What a coincidence.

Originally Posted by K. Legaspi (Post 13421891)

Somewhat new set-up. New headset and wheelset. (Cross Post)

Doesn't even come close to how nice everyone else's is. Haha.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6240/...fa104cc1_b.jpg

Originally Posted by dleccord (Post 13423752)

did you photoshop that picture? seems on the ultra sharp mode.

Originally Posted by 2ndGen (Post 13423322)

BBQ...it never fails to float my boat.
And I LIKE yours!

Question:
What headtube spacer are you using?
I want to slam my stem even more.
I'm going with a 15mm, but your's "looks" lower.

Originally Posted by K. Legaspi (Post 13426221)

Thanks, dude! Appreciate the kind words!

Ask and you shall receive.

It's just a cheap headset by Stolen Bike Co. with a 130mm -10º on top of it.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6216/...0d396b79_b.jpg

Originally Posted by ilovecycling (Post 13426343)

K. Legaskpi - Just FYI, you aren't supposed to run a spacer above the stem according to Cannondale. That compression cap that you have on there (the one that reads "SYSTEM INTEGRATION") actually extends down into the carbon fork steerer. It's supposed to internally reinforce the steerer for the full length of the stem clamp, but if you run a spacer above the stem like you are doing, you are essentially leaving part of the steerer vulnerable to a potential failure. You should cut the steerer down to 2-3mm below the top of the stem and use NO spacers above it. You could also put one or more spacers under the stem if you don't want to go through the trouble of cutting the steerer.

I just thought this was worth mentioning, because most people think a spacer above the stem is good practice. It is with some manufacturers, but Cannondale does things differently I guess.

Originally Posted by zitter (Post 13426589)

http://i1178.photobucket.com/albums/...5_142131-1.jpg

cane creek

Originally Posted by ilovecycling (Post 13426343)

K. Legaskpi - Just FYI, you aren't supposed to run a spacer above the stem...