Pinarello FP Due

Gizmodo

Not mine, but my brother's bike (about 8 weeks old now) but we just fitted his new handbuilt wheels.





Handbuilt wheels, by ugo.santalucia of this forum
- DT Swiss 465 rims
- Novatec 291/482 SL hubs

Front 783g, Rear 916g, 1679g the pair (according to my kitchen scales)

TMR

I thought Onda was the name of the forks? What is the model of the bike?

Bozman

The Mad Rapper wrote:

I thought Onda was the name of the forks? What is the model of the bike?

FP DUE (105?), you can just about see it on the far chainstay

TMR

Bozman wrote:

FP DUE (105?), you can just about see it on the far chainstay

Thanks. Well spotted.

Gizmodo

Spot on, for for my stupidity, as I said it's my brother's. It is indeed the FP Due 2012 with 105 gearset.

RideOnTime

very nice

big_p

please turn that stem over...........please.

Gizmodo

big p wrote:

please turn that stem over...........please.

I would but it's not mine. It fits my brother nicely but he is 50 in a couple of weeks and has a bad back from working in the building industry his whole life. Now all say arrrh.

big_p

no offense intended, i slipped another 10mm under my stem a few weeks ago.

ugo.santalucia

The trick of the industry is to weigh the wheels before fitting the rim tape... I weighed them at 1630 grams on my kitchen scale...
I had those rims myself before moving to tubulars... I loved them

PimpMyBike

Damn , that's a nice bike !

Gizmodo

Oops :oops:

smoggysteve

Shocking, Absolutely disgusting.

How far off are the tyres to rim graphics misaligned.

I feel sick

Nice bike mind

RideOnTime

Even if it's your brothers still a nice bike...