Gotta show off
 

This is my *****in budget build, and i gotta brag to somebody, so go ahead, bask in its *****in budgetness
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Totals bring it to 1,025 including a few tools

Frame (bb+headset) $300 on cl, it is a bit cosmetically damaged but nothin I can't deal with
Groupset+wheels+bars, 105 last years i think $390
Crank $80
seat+seatpost $40
tools and other crap $215ish cages, pedal wrench, cable cutter, other finishing bits


Now the important thing... the weight
18.0 lbs
8165 grams

Race ready(except stupid junior gearing and new brakes) bike in about 1k
Your thoughts?

Tell me if you want different pictures, I have a better camera now

It looks pretty nice to me. Well done.

Good job,and light,how does she ride

Nice work. It looks great and at a great price.

Enjoy.

Two thumbs up.

Nice. I like my Scott. Too bad it's snowing, huh?

Rides beautifully :), I came from a 25lb aluminum bike so its a whole new world. Rolls over bumps painlessly yet stiff when the hammer needs dropping.

Who said snow was a problem?

Sweet bike. Now sell it and get a couch from this millennium.

Nice job!

1 and a half thumbs up! Half thumb deduction for bad pictures.

Nice job.

This post gets five stars.

Yeah it's a pretty sweet ride. I wish I could my bike down below 20. I think it's closer to 22, despite having a 2012 10-sp 105 group set and CF fork and seat post. Of course that's also with some old@$$ SPD pedals, bag, lights, and computer all installed on it.

Don't worry, it will get pushed to the side of the room and i will move my weight set and put some new rollers in it's place when i can afford them :)

Thanks for the reply's guys, I'm glad that I am not the only one who likes it