MTB Based Road(ish) Bike, for my ride to work.

Flambes
Flambes Posts: 191
edited September 2010 in Your road bikes
Well, it's MTB based, but it's for use on the road. 20lbs all in.

stumpyHT1.JPG

Stumpy S-Works HT frame, 11-21 cassette, Ultegra short cage derailleur, carbon forks (500 grams!), Easton XC One wheels, SLX chainset.
Weather info: http://www.staydry.me.uk

Comments

  • ratsbeyfus
    ratsbeyfus Posts: 2,841
    Get thee to the commuter section infidel!

    I had one of them red bikes but I don't any more. Sad face.

    @ratsbey
  • ratsbeyfus
    ratsbeyfus Posts: 2,841
    Ooops, I forget this...


    :evil:

    I had one of them red bikes but I don't any more. Sad face.

    @ratsbey
  • Flambes
    Flambes Posts: 191
    oooh - get you....

    Prada-handbag-photo.jpg
    Weather info: http://www.staydry.me.uk
  • Supergoose
    Supergoose Posts: 1,089
    Thats alot of seatpost right there. :) Is that an 18' and are you over 6 feet's?
    Rock 'n' Roule
  • Flambes
    Flambes Posts: 191
    Yes, well spotted. it is indeed an 18" and I'm 6ft.
    Still the top tube is easily long enough, and I guess the small size helps get the weight down a bit.
    Weather info: http://www.staydry.me.uk
  • shm_uk
    shm_uk Posts: 683
    Looks nice.

    Methinks you're going to want to raise the gearing though - I commute on my hardtail that I've currently fitted with a 36/46T chainset, although I reckon I could use a 48T to optimse my speed... and my bike probably weighs nearer 25lb+

Categories