Show us your summer bikes!

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  • TakeTurns
    TakeTurns Posts: 1,075
    anto164 wrote:
    My boring summer bike...

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    Not really upgraded from stock, apart from wheels.

    Can't help but notice the short stem and the saddle slammed back. I think you'd benefit from a longer stem!

    I like the aero look and simplicity of this bike though.
  • napoleond
    napoleond Posts: 5,992
    Not if his saddle is in the right place. Never adjust saddle to affect reach...
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  • anto164
    anto164 Posts: 3,500
    NapoleonD wrote:
    Not if his saddle is in the right place. Never adjust saddle to affect reach...

    Exactly.

    Stem is the stock length (Approx 110mm long), and the saddle is nearly in the right position. I think the stem looks shorter than it is because of the garmin mount on the top of the stem.

    I had a bike fit at Cadence Sport (Adrian Timmis) and the saddle position was virtually perfect. Stem size was proved to be correct, but the bars got lowered and bar angle/hood position changed. But the bike fits me perfectly. Super comfy over distance, and it's snappy and smooth.
  • RideOnTime
    RideOnTime Posts: 4,712
    jordan_217 wrote:
    This pic is from last year but the bikes only change has been some Fizik bar tape:

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    liking it...
  • RideOnTime
    RideOnTime Posts: 4,712
    APIII wrote:
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    absolute beauty :D
  • Max888 wrote:
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    Mine.

    CAAD9, Chorus, CC80s, got some custom 20mm carbon too and Khamsins for training. Also got access to Open Pro ceramics, Enve 25 on King and custom 50mm carbon. :twisted:

    Doesn't look real, more like a toy that your kids play with.
  • meesterbond
    meesterbond Posts: 1,240
    RideOnTime wrote:
    APIII wrote:
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    absolute beauty :D


    What make was that one? :wink:



    tbh I think it's my favourite bike so far here!
  • APIII
    APIII Posts: 2,010
    RideOnTime wrote:
    APIII wrote:
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    absolute beauty :D


    What make was that one? :wink:



    tbh I think it's my favourite bike so far here!

    I think I counted 16 or so Time logos when I got it! Too many, that's why I sanded the logos off the rims, it's properly stealthy now :)
  • HTL
    HTL Posts: 23
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    Nothing compared to some on here, but I lover her.
  • heres my summer mount.....

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  • Here's mine. Recently built up and waiting for the nicer weather to arrive.
    Better pics to follow soon.

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  • Here's mine. Recently built up and waiting for the nicer weather to arrive.
    Better pics to follow soon.

    cento-uno.jpg

    FInally a paint scheme which is unusual and tasteful... fed up of all those black/white/red frames
    left the forum March 2023
  • snowley
    snowley Posts: 149
    Agree with the above comment, lovely colour scheme on that.

    And something you probably won't see out on the road.
  • My 2012 Scott CR1 Comp. Bought last Spring, have done several sportives on her now, including the Marlow Red Kite 100 and the Tour of the Black Mountains last autumn.
    Upgrades:
    Fulcrum Racing Quattros,
    Selle Italia C2 Gel Flow Saddle
    Merida Bar tape (red).

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  • Here's mine. Recently built up and waiting for the nicer weather to arrive.
    Better pics to follow soon.

    cento-uno.jpg

    FInally a paint scheme which is unusual and tasteful... fed up of all those black/white/red frames

    I have to agree I do really like willier frames. This colour scheme just works well. 8)
    Look 595 ultra - F+F for sale.....
    Cervelo r5
    Kinesis T2 2013 winter bike
    Merida Carbon 1500 flx MTB
  • axfm0j.jpg

    Imported frame (DONT HATE, I'm only 16 years old and funded all by myself, couldnt afford the 3 grand one :
    Anyway to the bits and bobs, i need to change stem for a shorter one, need my bike fit first though,

    Shimano 105 5700 Shifters
    Shimano 105 5700 Crankset
    Shimano Ultegra 6700 Brakeset
    Shimano ultegra 6700 RD
    Shimano 105 5700 FD
    BBB 14-25 Cassette 10 SP ( Junior gearing )
    Token Chain catcher
    KMC 10-L Gold chain
    3T Team Stem 120mm ( Think i need about 90/100mm )
    Deda newton handlebars (Deep drops)
    White handlebar tape (If you cant tell already :P )
    50MM Front, 60MM rear carbon tubulars
    Vittoria Corsa Evo CX Tubs (700x23)
    Elite Bottle cages
    Fizik Saddle
    Shimano 105 Pedals

    Dont know the weight of it but its not heavy for an aero frame! Total cost including all labour, custom fees, race wheels, training wheels, is about 2600 Pounds. Pretty cheap if you ask me. Please dont tell me about how im a bad person for getting a fake frame or with the decals on, but im studying and have a part time job, i dont earn mega bucks.

    Thanks peeps! :lol:
  • Here's mine. Recently built up and waiting for the nicer weather to arrive.
    Better pics to follow soon.

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    Welcome to the Cento Uno owners club! She looks ace :-)
  • ooooh, that Wilier is fookin gorgeous.... :D .....I wish mine looked like that!

    If you ever sell it, first dibs!! :wink:
  • dwanes
    dwanes Posts: 954
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    Imported frame (DONT HATE, I'm only 16 years old and funded all by myself, couldnt afford the 3 grand one :
    Anyway to the bits and bobs, i need to change stem for a shorter one, need my bike fit first though,

    Shimano 105 5700 Shifters
    Shimano 105 5700 Crankset
    Shimano Ultegra 6700 Brakeset
    Shimano ultegra 6700 RD
    Shimano 105 5700 FD
    BBB 14-25 Cassette 10 SP ( Junior gearing )
    Token Chain catcher
    KMC 10-L Gold chain
    3T Team Stem 120mm ( Think i need about 90/100mm )
    Deda newton handlebars (Deep drops)
    White handlebar tape (If you cant tell already :P )
    50MM Front, 60MM rear carbon tubulars
    Vittoria Corsa Evo CX Tubs (700x23)
    Elite Bottle cages
    Fizik Saddle
    Shimano 105 Pedals

    Dont know the weight of it but its not heavy for an aero frame! Total cost including all labour, custom fees, race wheels, training wheels, is about 2600 Pounds. Pretty cheap if you ask me. Please dont tell me about how im a bad person for getting a fake frame or with the decals on, but im studying and have a part time job, i dont earn mega bucks.

    Thanks peeps! :lol:

    I dont hate you, I just despair!
  • cento-uno.jpg

    This bike is awesome. Love the colour scheme, its very different to the usual wilier
    Felt AR3 2015
    Cannondale Supersix Evo 2016
  • Garry H
    Garry H Posts: 6,639
    dwanes wrote:
    I dont hate you, I just despair!

    Indeed, GBP 2600 to spend and you build a fake S5!! Kids these days, sheesh :wink: (In case you're easily upset)
  • axfm0j.jpg

    Imported frame (DONT HATE, I'm only 16 years old and funded all by myself, couldnt afford the 3 grand one :
    Anyway to the bits and bobs, i need to change stem for a shorter one, need my bike fit first though,

    Shimano 105 5700 Shifters
    Shimano 105 5700 Crankset
    Shimano Ultegra 6700 Brakeset
    Shimano ultegra 6700 RD
    Shimano 105 5700 FD
    BBB 14-25 Cassette 10 SP ( Junior gearing )
    Token Chain catcher
    KMC 10-L Gold chain
    3T Team Stem 120mm ( Think i need about 90/100mm )
    Deda newton handlebars (Deep drops)
    White handlebar tape (If you cant tell already :P )
    50MM Front, 60MM rear carbon tubulars
    Vittoria Corsa Evo CX Tubs (700x23)
    Elite Bottle cages
    Fizik Saddle
    Shimano 105 Pedals

    Dont know the weight of it but its not heavy for an aero frame! Total cost including all labour, custom fees, race wheels, training wheels, is about 2600 Pounds. Pretty cheap if you ask me. Please dont tell me about how im a bad person for getting a fake frame or with the decals on, but im studying and have a part time job, i dont earn mega bucks.

    Thanks peeps! :lol:

    Vittoria Tubulars... Good man! 8)
    left the forum March 2023
  • Twelly
    Twelly Posts: 1,437
    axfm0j.jpg

    Imported frame (DONT HATE, I'm only 16 years old and funded all by myself, couldnt afford the 3 grand one :
    Anyway to the bits and bobs, i need to change stem for a shorter one, need my bike fit first though,

    Shimano 105 5700 Shifters
    Shimano 105 5700 Crankset
    Shimano Ultegra 6700 Brakeset
    Shimano ultegra 6700 RD
    Shimano 105 5700 FD
    BBB 14-25 Cassette 10 SP ( Junior gearing )
    Token Chain catcher
    KMC 10-L Gold chain
    3T Team Stem 120mm ( Think i need about 90/100mm )
    Deda newton handlebars (Deep drops)
    White handlebar tape (If you cant tell already :P )
    50MM Front, 60MM rear carbon tubulars
    Vittoria Corsa Evo CX Tubs (700x23)
    Elite Bottle cages
    Fizik Saddle
    Shimano 105 Pedals

    Dont know the weight of it but its not heavy for an aero frame! Total cost including all labour, custom fees, race wheels, training wheels, is about 2600 Pounds. Pretty cheap if you ask me. Please dont tell me about how im a bad person for getting a fake frame or with the decals on,

    Thanks peeps! :lol:

    It worries me that there are 16 year olds in the world who think £2600 is a cheap bike...
    but im studying and have a part time job, i dont earn mega bucks.
    What part time job do you have and how do I apply??
  • alihisgreat
    alihisgreat Posts: 3,872
    axfm0j.jpg

    Imported frame (DONT HATE, I'm only 16 years old and funded all by myself, couldnt afford the 3 grand one :
    Anyway to the bits and bobs, i need to change stem for a shorter one, need my bike fit first though,

    Shimano 105 5700 Shifters
    Shimano 105 5700 Crankset
    Shimano Ultegra 6700 Brakeset
    Shimano ultegra 6700 RD
    Shimano 105 5700 FD
    BBB 14-25 Cassette 10 SP ( Junior gearing )
    Token Chain catcher
    KMC 10-L Gold chain
    3T Team Stem 120mm ( Think i need about 90/100mm )
    Deda newton handlebars (Deep drops)
    White handlebar tape (If you cant tell already :P )
    50MM Front, 60MM rear carbon tubulars
    Vittoria Corsa Evo CX Tubs (700x23)
    Elite Bottle cages
    Fizik Saddle
    Shimano 105 Pedals

    Dont know the weight of it but its not heavy for an aero frame! Total cost including all labour, custom fees, race wheels, training wheels, is about 2600 Pounds. Pretty cheap if you ask me. Please dont tell me about how im a bad person for getting a fake frame or with the decals on, but im studying and have a part time job, i dont earn mega bucks.

    Thanks peeps! :lol:

    The new Cervelo paint-jobs aren't half ugly! Makes me laugh.. because its a fake you could have used the opportunity to get it in any colour you wanted.. :lol:
  • TwellySmat wrote:

    It worries me that there are 16 year olds in the world who think £2600 is a cheap bike...

    I see this is getting into a "modern spoiled kids" thread... it's not his fault if he has more money in his pockets than me and you had when we were 16... it's our generation's fault actually... if we weren't so obsessed with making money, kids wouldn't have that much money to spend... :wink:
    left the forum March 2023
  • jordan_217
    jordan_217 Posts: 2,580
    TwellySmat wrote:

    It worries me that there are 16 year olds in the world who think £2600 is a cheap bike...

    I see this is getting into a "modern spoiled kids" thread... it's not his fault if he has more money in his pockets than me and you had when we were 16... it's our generation's fault actually... if we weren't so obsessed with making money, kids wouldn't have that much money to spend... :wink:

    Good on him. IMO it's better that he's spending his 'pocket money' a hobby rather than cider, spliffs and McKenzie/Bench/etc jackets.

    Nice build BTW :)
    “Training is like fighting with a gorilla. You don’t stop when you’re tired. You stop when the gorilla is tired.”
  • jordan_217 wrote:

    Good on him. IMO it's better that he's spending his 'pocket money' a hobby rather than cider, spliffs and McKenzie/Bench/etc jackets.

    Bench? My students are all Superdry... move on! :mrgreen:
    left the forum March 2023
  • SLN57
    SLN57 Posts: 69
    axfm0j.jpg

    Imported frame (DONT HATE, I'm only 16 years old and funded all by myself, couldnt afford the 3 grand one :
    Anyway to the bits and bobs, i need to change stem for a shorter one, need my bike fit first though,

    Shimano 105 5700 Shifters
    Shimano 105 5700 Crankset
    Shimano Ultegra 6700 Brakeset
    Shimano ultegra 6700 RD
    Shimano 105 5700 FD
    BBB 14-25 Cassette 10 SP ( Junior gearing )
    Token Chain catcher
    KMC 10-L Gold chain
    3T Team Stem 120mm ( Think i need about 90/100mm )
    Deda newton handlebars (Deep drops)
    White handlebar tape (If you cant tell already :P )
    50MM Front, 60MM rear carbon tubulars
    Vittoria Corsa Evo CX Tubs (700x23)
    Elite Bottle cages
    Fizik Saddle
    Shimano 105 Pedals

    Dont know the weight of it but its not heavy for an aero frame! Total cost including all labour, custom fees, race wheels, training wheels, is about 2600 Pounds. Pretty cheap if you ask me. Please dont tell me about how im a bad person for getting a fake frame or with the decals on, but im studying and have a part time job, i dont earn mega bucks.

    Thanks peeps! :lol:

    Well done elmoreynolds it's refreshing to see a strong work ethic in a sixteen year old.

    When I was sixteen and still at school, 31 years ago :cry:, I too self funded my passion, motocross racing, with bank loans and part time jobs.

    Its not your fault a £2600 bike seems cheap to you, it's because 'affluent old bast**ds' like me are stupid enough to pay outrageous prices for carbon fibre status symbols.

    Enjoy the bike and good luck with your racing.
  • FCatC
    FCatC Posts: 20
    Summer boots, pre-Marmotte 2012.

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    image by FCatC, on Flickr
  • Twelly
    Twelly Posts: 1,437
    TwellySmat wrote:

    It worries me that there are 16 year olds in the world who think £2600 is a cheap bike...

    I see this is getting into a "modern spoiled kids" thread... it's not his fault if he has more money in his pockets than me and you had when we were 16... it's our generation's fault actually... if we weren't so obsessed with making money, kids wouldn't have that much money to spend... :wink:

    No problem with him having or spending the money, and I never said spoilt, anyone can earn and save a lot of money on their own with a bit of motivation. Good for him, my lazy, 16 year old self is dead jealous!

    £2600 is still a lot of money and is by no means a 'cheap bike' - that was my point.