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Frame: Look 555
Forks: Look HSC4
Bars: FSA K-Force Carbon Compact
Stem: FSA OS99 Carbon
Headset: FSA
Bar Tape: Fizik Microtex
Front Brake Lever: SRAM Red
Front Caliper: SRAM Red
Rear Brake Lever: SRAM Red
Rear Caliper: SRAM Red
Shifters: SRAM Red
Cables: Gore RideOn
Front Mech: SRAM Red
Rear Mech: SRAM Red
Seat: Fizik Aliante Carbon (w/ carbon rails)
Seat Post: FSA K-Force Carbon
Seat Post Clamp: Some cheap bit of plastic
Cranks: SRAM Red
Chainring(s): SRAM Red
Chain: SRAM Red
Cassette: SRAM Red
Pedals: Look Keo Carbon
Bottom Bracket: SRAM GXP
Front Wheel: Zipp 404 Tubular
Tyre: Continental GP4000S Tubular
Back Wheel: Zipp 808 Tubular
Tyre: Continental GP4000S Tubular
Accessories: Elite Moro d'Elite bottle cages, Garmin Edge 305
Weight: 15.5lb with everything on including bottle cages and pedals.
Other info:It's mine!
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Nicely coordinated Mr D 8)
I'm not a fan of setback posts, but that's just me.0 -
808 on the back, 404 on the front. To quote a famous puppet: "That's the way to do it!".
Blimmin' luvverly bike Mr D.Let's close our eyes and see what happens0 -
all show no go wrote:808 on the back, 404 on the front. To quote a famous puppet: "That's the way to do it!".
Blimmin' luvverly bike Mr D.
Ta.0 -
Bike looks awesome.
Paint on the bottom of the garage door needs a touch up though!
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Flip the stem, sort out the spacers.
Other than that, luuuuurvely jubly!!!!"I hold it true, what'er befall;
I feel it, when I sorrow most;
'Tis better to have loved and lost;
Than never to have loved at all."
Alfred Tennyson0 -
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winter beast: http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr34 ... uff016.jpg
Summer beast; http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr34 ... uff015.jpg0 -
nice wheelsgoing downhill slowly0
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nolf wrote:Flip the stem, sort out the spacers.
Other than that, luuuuurvely jubly!!!!
Why would I want the stem to point up? That looks far worse than a couple of spacers!
As for the spacers, it fits me perfect at the moment, I don't want to cut the steerer as I'm selling the frame.0 -
NapoleonD wrote:nolf wrote:Flip the stem, sort out the spacers.
Other than that, luuuuurvely jubly!!!!
Why would I want the stem to point up? That looks far worse than a couple of spacers!
As for the spacers, it fits me perfect at the moment, I don't want to cut the steerer as I'm selling the frame.
Why would you flip the stem? Well it obviously makes the front end stiffer and lighter.
Although if you are selling the frame it's fair enough.0 -
OCP innit?!
White background, cranks level, valve stems aligned yadda yadda- flip the stem and remove all spacers even if you don't ride it like that!Cannondale Synapse 105, Giant Defy 3, Giant Omnium, Giant Trance X2, EMC R1.0, Ridgeback Platinum, On One Il Pompino...0 -
WTF?
The stem is on the correct way (as in -6 degrees rather than +6)...0 -
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redddraggon wrote:Spacers just aren't cool.
Nor is being a short arse!
That said, it appears even they need spacers...
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NapoleonD wrote:redddraggon wrote:Spacers just aren't cool.
Nor is being a short ars*!
That said, it appears even they need spacers...
Well that's an old pic on the day it was built.
Pedals, saddle, computers, and spacers all changed now.0 -
Surely for mere mortals without team support a couple of spacers are allowed to cater for different types of riding e.g. higher front end for long sportives, low front end for time trials etc?0
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At the risk of a ribbing, how do you get away without spacers? If I cut the fork on my Monday's Child so that it was just long enough for the stem and had no spacers I would have a drop from the saddle to the bars of over 15cm. Now while I like an agressive position, that is pushing it a bit too far!
Do you guys who wide with no spacers just ride big frames? How does it work?0 -
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lfcquin wrote:At the risk of a ribbing, how do you get away without spacers? If I cut the fork on my Monday's Child so that it was just long enough for the stem and had no spacers I would have a drop from the saddle to the bars of over 15cm. Now while I like an agressive position, that is pushing it a bit too far!
Do you guys who wide with no spacers just ride big frames? How does it work?
They are just short or have a tall head tube...0 -
Cool. So I am not missing some clever trick then!
Just spend 30 mins trying to post a picture of my bike on this chuffing website. Can't figure it at all! Not bad for a bloke with an IT degree :oops:
Decided to go the pub and drink beer instead. Try again tomorrow!0 -
lfcquin wrote:Cool. So I am not missing some clever trick then!
Just spend 30 mins trying to post a picture of my bike on this chuffing website. Can't figure it at all! Not bad for a bloke with an IT degree :oops:
Decided to go the pub and drink beer instead. Try again tomorrow!
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lfcquin wrote:Do you guys who wide with no spacers just ride big frames? How does it work?
Depends on size of the head tube/geometry/how flexible you are. It also helps if your bike is the right size I guess.
My scott addict sl needs no spacers, my winter dolan needs about an 1 1/2 inch to get a similar position due to having a tiny head tube.
Spacers on your summer bike = not cool. TRUE FACTS."A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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ShockedSoShocked wrote:lfcquin wrote:Do you guys who wide with no spacers just ride big frames? How does it work?
Depends on size of the head tube/geometry/how flexible you are. It also helps if your bike is the right size I guess.
My scott addict sl needs no spacers, my winter dolan needs about an 1 1/2 inch to get a similar position due to having a tiny head tube.
Spacers on your summer bike = at least a reasonable height of person. TRUE FACTS.
Fixed...0 -
Hey, I'm 6"0 :evil:
And that last line probably should have included a "A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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ShockedSoShocked wrote:Hey, I'm 6"0 :evil:
And that last line probably should have included a
If I was only 6'0 I wouldn't need spacers...0 -
I thought you were insinuating I was a short arse
Although by comparison I still may be!"A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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Oh look. Spacers.
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