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MASI Speciale Fixed LTD Drop/Speciale Fixed LTD Flat

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Old 04-22-10 | 01:00 PM
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Bikes: too many

Originally Posted by preston811
Really? Is this with new parts, from the ground up? I mocked up a build around one of those chromed KiloTT frames a while back and seem to remember looking at >$700 with a fairly bare minimum parts spec

Completes are the best deal
hmm, i'm used to buying a lot of things lightly used, so i guess i'll go over the 500 mark.

350 for tires, stem, handlebars, chain, bb, and wheelset. figure $20 for a saddle from the stock bin at the shop (pbk has rolls for 45, but out of stock), $40 for pedals, $60 for cranks and chainring. yeah that's 650ish.

but don't forget that 700 in the store needs tax. in CA that's about 10%.

I'd still support getting the kilo wt for a lockup, but i thought he wanted to avoid bikesdirect for whatever reason.
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Old 04-22-10 | 01:11 PM
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+cog, lockring, front brake, rim tape, bar tape, tubes, seatpost. Not sure which of those you included in the tally. And personally I allocated slightly more for the contact points saddle and pedals but that's me.

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Old 04-22-10 | 01:25 PM
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hmm, knew i was forgetting some things... reminds me why i troll craigslist/ebay

just from deals i've either bought or know are going on right now:
scrambler (fork, seatpost, frame, seat clamp, and headset but i'll skip that)-$150. miche hubs to open pros $150 (friend is selling superbe pro hubs to tubulars, but i think the rims are wasted. also $150). shimano bb-$20. EAI cobra econo cranks+chainring-$60. tubes $5. tires $20. eai cog, formula lockring, sram pc1 chain- $30. specialized superbe pro copy pedals with mks clips and laminated doubles- $70, syntace bullhorns + stem $25. regal saddle $20.

about $550 total. but that's again buying used and being a little patient with deals.
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