We taking over the place :D

Yosti
Yosti Posts: 36
edited March 2013 in Your road bikes
Hi
Here is my Ribble R872
Frame: Ribble R872
Gear: Full Shimano Ultegra 6700
Cockpit: ITM Uniko carbon monocoque stem and ITM milenium carbon monocoque steer
Wheels: Fulcrum R5(training) - Planet x full carbon wheels for competition

Next upgrade:
KCNC C6 gold brakes
Gold carbon pullywheels
Gold carbon/Ti QR
Monoblock cassette or KCNC gold Ti cassette
Getting my Planet X carbon wheels sanded down and putting my new Ribble stickers on'em

Its my first time in 12 years i build my own bike, so be kind :D

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  • trooperk
    trooperk Posts: 189
    Very nice, I like it even thought it looks too much like a show bike at a trade show, hope it gets use and not just for posing. :D
    Specialized-The clitoris of bikes.
  • TakeTurns
    TakeTurns Posts: 1,075
    Sweet! Looks very bling! I hope you don't decide on colour coordinating your clothing with it though. :P

    Any chance you can lets us know where you got the small bits and bobs from?
  • ju5t1n
    ju5t1n Posts: 2,028
    Wow, wasn't expecting it to look that good
  • arran77
    arran77 Posts: 9,260
    That's some attention to detail, very 8)
    "Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity" :lol:

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  • vespario
    vespario Posts: 228
    Black and gold. Very nice build. Great attention to detail and much bling!
  • smidsy
    smidsy Posts: 5,273
    And here is a picture for those who can not be bothered to look at the link :D

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    Yellow is the new Black.
  • pride4ever
    pride4ever Posts: 510
    The Gold makes it look cheap...sorry.
    the deeper the section the deeper the pleasure.
  • bencolem
    bencolem Posts: 463
    Wow, certainly bold, reminds me of the African women that stretch their necks by wearing lots of gold rings around their neck! That spacer stack, stem, bar set up looks almost serpentine. Would you not be better dropping the spacers, rotating the bars back and dropping the shifters down so they're horizontal with the bars?
  • dodgy
    dodgy Posts: 2,890
    Unconventional cable routing, I guess the frame design forces you into that?

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    Not my taste, but it definitely stands out.
  • smidsy
    smidsy Posts: 5,273
    It reminds me of a Raleigh Record Sprint - which I think is a good thing. My dream bike when I was 12. :-)
    Yellow is the new Black.
  • That bike is absolutely beautiful! My father in law also has an obsession with black and gold, I think it is a great combo!
  • Yosti
    Yosti Posts: 36
    trooperk wrote:
    Very nice, I like it even thought it looks too much like a show bike at a trade show, hope it gets use and not just for posing. :D
    Hi
    I promise that I am going to punish the bike during the season :twisted:
  • Yosti
    Yosti Posts: 36
    edited March 2013
    TakeTurns wrote:
    Sweet! Looks very bling! I hope you don't decide on colour coordinating your clothing with it though. :P

    Any chance you can lets us know where you got the small bits and bobs from?

    Hi
    I'm a little embarrassed to admit it but I have already done it :oops:

    most of the things are bought on Ebay, but I'll try if I can, make a list doing the weekend where on Ebay I bought them
  • declan1
    declan1 Posts: 2,470
    That's beautiful. Amazing attention to detail - my favorite bit has to be that seatpost/saddle combo. Stunning! :D

    Road - Dolan Preffisio
    MTB - On-One Inbred

    I have no idea what's going on here.
  • Yosti
    Yosti Posts: 36
    edited March 2013
    smidsy wrote:
    And here is a picture for those who can not be bothered to look at the link :D

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    Hi
    Thank you, I could not quite figure out how to put up the picture :D
  • Yosti
    Yosti Posts: 36
    dodgy wrote:
    Unconventional cable routing, I guess the frame design forces you into that?

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    Not my taste, but it definitely stands out.
    Hi
    yes the frame is a part of it and because I might need some wider handlebars, so I made cables 1 - 2 cm longer so I didn't have to buy new once :)
  • Yosti
    Yosti Posts: 36
    Thank you all for your kind words :)
  • is that a raleigh super burner?
    what is with the cable routing? that is bizarre and a bit of a shame really
  • petemadoc
    petemadoc Posts: 2,331
    If drug dealers had road bikes

    very bling, some incredible attention to detail

    your saddle looks very far forward. Is that your normal position? I have mine quite far forward to but after some knee pain I moved it a little back which solved the problem.

    Anyways, nice bike, enjoy
  • Yosti
    Yosti Posts: 36
    PeteMadoc wrote:
    If drug dealers had road bikes

    very bling, some incredible attention to detail

    your saddle looks very far forward. Is that your normal position? I have mine quite far forward to but after some knee pain I moved it a little back which solved the problem.

    Anyways, nice bike, enjoy

    Hi
    You'r spot on :)
    the pictures are taken before I made the bikefit, so its just thrown on seatpost :)
  • limoneboy
    limoneboy Posts: 480
    smidsy wrote:
    It reminds me of a Raleigh Record Sprint - which I think is a good thing. My dream bike when I was 12. :-)

    i had one of them when i was 15 with mavic tubeless wheelset bought it second hand from mercian cycles in derby, i had forgot i had it ,next project on (must stop reading this forum) :)
    last month wilier gt -this month ? bh rc1
  • smidsy
    smidsy Posts: 5,273
    Yosti wrote:
    Thank you, I could not quite figure out how to put up the picture :D

    Click on the picture until you get to the view all sizes screen (black surround).

    Click view all size option (top right of screen) and then select the size you wish to use.

    Once you are viewing the size you want there is a download option (above the picture).

    Right click on the blue link name and select copy shortcut.

    Paste the shortcut in between the tags that are available above the text box when you post on BR.  If you quote my post you can see what it looks like.  Basicaly it needs to be done as above to get the .jpg link that is needed.
    Yellow is the new Black.
  • alihisgreat
    alihisgreat Posts: 3,872
    I'm not a fan of the gold spacers since they draw attention to a nice fat stack of them. Would only look good if the stem was slammed with one spacer underneath.
  • jordan_217
    jordan_217 Posts: 2,580
    The gold isn't my cup of tea but I can still appreciate what you've done, very nice build indeed. Enjoy!

    What's the quality of the frame like? How's the ride? I'm thinking of getting one myself.......
    “Training is like fighting with a gorilla. You don’t stop when you’re tired. You stop when the gorilla is tired.”
  • Crispyapp
    Crispyapp Posts: 344
    I like the blk and gold. Not my choice but I do like it. Loving the attention to detail with all the bolts... However u need to change the cabling it looks very odd. It should route under your bars and down in line with the frame....
    Look 595 ultra - F+F for sale.....
    Cervelo r5
    Kinesis T2 2013 winter bike
    Merida Carbon 1500 flx MTB
  • pitchshifter
    pitchshifter Posts: 1,476
    Liking the black and gold.

    2 things i'd change.

    - Ditch the gold spacers for normal carbon ones
    - change the bars for more shallower ones. They look a bit odd to me, but each to their own.
  • junglist_matty
    junglist_matty Posts: 1,731
    How long will that chain stay gold!?
  • Yosti
    Yosti Posts: 36
    Hi
    Ohwell, im a retard :D
    just pushed the cables down under the handlebars, so they are in the right possession :)
    Btw the spacers are there, because of my stomach is a bit to big so to sit properly ,until it's gone I'll have to have them on the bike, but the goal is to remove them in time,

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  • smidsy
    smidsy Posts: 5,273
    Yosti wrote:
    Hi
    Ohwell, im a retard :D

    But a retard that can now post pictures :lol:
    Yellow is the new Black.
  • Yosti
    Yosti Posts: 36
    smidsy wrote:
    Yosti wrote:
    Hi
    Ohwell, im a retard :D

    But a retard that can now post pictures :lol:
    Haha :lol:
    thank you mate BTW 8)