Cinelli Willin'...Updated.

hopper1
hopper1 Posts: 4,389
edited March 2010 in Your road bikes
Summer bike.
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Frame: Cinelli Willin’ - COLUMBUS Carbon SL Monocoque
Forks: Cinelli - COLUMBUS Tusk Straight Monocoque 1-1/8"
Bars: FSA K-Wing Carbon Compact
Stem: FSA OS-99 Carbon
Headset: Columbus.
Bar Tape: Cinelli Cork Tape. (WhiteFizik Microtex tape to be added).

Front Brake Lever: SRAM Force.
Front Caliper: CNC Ultralight.
Rear Brake Lever: SRAM Force.
Rear Caliper: CNC Ultralight.

Shifters: SRAM Force.
Cables: SRAM.
Front Mech: SRAM Force.
Rear Mech: SRAM Force.

Seat: Specialized BG Toupe Team (147mm).
Seat Post: FSA K-Force Carbon
Seat Post Clamp: Cinelli - Aluminium.

Cranks: SRAM Force.
Chainring(s): SRAM Force (Compact).
Chain: SRAM Force.
Cassette: Shimano Dura Ace 11/23.
Pedals: Shimano Ultegra SPD-SL.
Bottom Bracket: SRAM GXP

Front Wheel: Zipp 404 tub. (16 spoke).
Tyre: Vittoria CORSA EVO CX (320 TPI).
QR Skewer: Planet X Ti tick.
Back Wheel: Zipp 404 tub. (24 spoke).
Tyre: Vittoria CORSA EVO CX (320TPI).
QR Skewer: Planet X Ti Stick.

Acessories: Elite Moro d'Elite bottle cage. CycleOps Powertap SL+ (not shown). Garmin 705.
Weight: 15lb (6.8kgs) all in (includes bottle cage and pedals). :wink:
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Comments

  • ScottieP
    ScottieP Posts: 599
    Nice bike! I know someone who's just building one of these too - what's it like to ride?

    Enjoy!
    ScottieP
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  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    I love it.
    Very responsive, quick to change direction. Comfortable, too. :wink:
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  • redddraggon
    redddraggon Posts: 10,862
    But what does it weigh with the powertap?
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  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    redddraggon wrote:
    But what does it weigh with the powertap?

    Morning Redd. My, my, you're alert this morning... :wink:
    It weighs a wee bit more than without it!
    Oh, plus 4 more :oops: spokes...
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  • redddraggon
    redddraggon Posts: 10,862
    Do you have a bottle cage on the seat tube too :wink:
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  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    No, it's a Small compact frame, so no room on the seat tube... :oops:
    That's why it refers to bottle cage (singular), in the spec list. :wink:
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  • redddraggon
    redddraggon Posts: 10,862
    hopper1 wrote:
    No, it's a Small compact frame, so no room on the seat tube... :oops:
    That's why it refers to bottle cage (singular), in the spec list. :wink:

    There's plenty of space to fit a bottle cage on that seattube, they just need to put it right at the bottle rather than half way up which seems to be the fashion.
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  • all show no go
    all show no go Posts: 542
    That's a mighty pretty machine you got there sir. Spanking new shiny SRAM drivetrain too. I like veeery much!
    (Don't let FF see it though, he hates black bikes!)
    Let's close our eyes and see what happens
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    redddraggon wrote:
    hopper1 wrote:
    No, it's a Small compact frame, so no room on the seat tube... :oops:
    That's why it refers to bottle cage (singular), in the spec list. :wink:

    There's plenty of space to fit a bottle cage on that seattube, they just need to put it right at the bottle rather than half way up which seems to be the fashion.

    Do you reckon I should just drill a couple of holes in the seat tube and use self tappers!
    Or, I could use a couple of 'Jubilee' Clips to hold a cage in place, as long as I don't overtighten the screws and crush the tube!... :shock:
    Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!
  • CarbonCopy
    CarbonCopy Posts: 492
    Yes Hopper the seatpost compliments the whole bike rather well.Infact i like your bike alot.I like the stealthy colours rather than overly bright.
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    CarbonCopy wrote:
    Yes Hopper the seatpost compliments the whole bike rather well.Infact i like your bike alot.I like the stealthy colours rather than overly bright.

    Cheers,

    Been a few changes recently, will update when the weathers nice enough to take photo's...
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  • redddraggon
    redddraggon Posts: 10,862
    Don't you find the front quite flexy with 2" of spacers? :wink:
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  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    I didn't, no, but it was such a long time ago, now...
    They've gone, too! :wink:
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  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    New photo, but still need to make final cut on steerer... :oops:
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  • Kingtut87
    Kingtut87 Posts: 105
    Sexy sexy bike. Really want to get some deep section wheels on mine now :P
  • Speed_King
    Speed_King Posts: 510
    It is a very nicebike i am nearly envious i used to want a Cinelli but i used to get put off by the compactness of the frame, i love compact bikes dont get me wrong i used to have a speciallized tarmac which is compact but i never knew if these would be TOO small How much was the total build (yes i wanna know lol) ??
    G.H.Allum
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    Speed_King wrote:
    It is a very nicebike i am nearly envious i used to want a Cinelli but i used to get put off by the compactness of the frame, i love compact bikes dont get me wrong i used to have a speciallized tarmac which is compact but i never knew if these would be TOO small How much was the total build (yes i wanna know lol) ??

    Sorry for the late response... Been travelling!

    Total build is approx £3000 :shock:
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  • bazbadger
    bazbadger Posts: 553
    That's a great looking bike.
    Mens agitat molem

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