VN Chinook

softlad
softlad Posts: 3,513
edited January 2010 in Your road bikes
Here's my machine - humbly awaiting any applause, criticism or derision you may wish to heap upon it....

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Frame: Van Nicholas Chinook 54cm
Fork: Kinesis Attack (full carbon)
Bars: FSA Omega compact 44cm
Stem: Ritchey WCS aluminium 100mm
Headset: Ritchey WCS

Brake Levers/shifters: SRAM Force
Calipers: SRAM Force

Front Mech: SRAM Rival
Rear Mech: SRAM Rival

Seat: Charge Knife Ti
Seat Post: Ritchey WCS aluminium

Cranks: FSA Gossamer compact 170mm
Chainrings: 50/34
Chain: KMC X10
Cassette: Rival 12-25
Pedals: Time RXS Carbon

Wheels: Easton EA70 (stickers removed)
Tubes: Michelin AirComp latex
Tyres: Continental Grand Prix 24mm (Mich Pro3 for circuits)

Accessories: Tacx Tao cages & Cateye Micro wireless

Weight: 17lbs / 7.7kg

Comments

  • red dragon
    red dragon Posts: 263
    Very, very nice softlad. I`ve a Yukon and a Euros and I am over the moon with them. Great frames.
  • Wheelspinner
    Wheelspinner Posts: 6,698
    red dragon wrote:
    Very, very nice softlad. I`ve a Yukon and a Euros and I am over the moon with them. Great frames.

    =1. Looks like a class machine all round.

    Just wondering, who in the marketing department for the saddle manufacturer thought "Knife" was a good name for something to sit on, I wonder??
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  • softlad
    softlad Posts: 3,513
    Wheelspinner wrote:
    Just wondering, who in the marketing department for the saddle manufacturer thought "Knife" was a good name for something to sit on, I wonder??

    I know what you mean - given that they also have saddles named 'spoon', 'ladle', 'bucket' and 'stool' my guess is that they are getting their names by playing 'I-spy' in someone's kitchen... ;)

    I'll update the pic soon, as there is a Force chainset to be fitted - and an outside shot with better light would be nice...

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