Storck Scenero G1 build

Conorstreete
Conorstreete Posts: 45
edited January 2014 in Your road bikes
Just got my new Stock Scenero G1 from my lbs yesterday!!! Love it!. Very comfortable but very stiff bike... its built for speed...

Full sram force group
Magic Aksiums
Zipp service course so finishing kit
K-edge Garmin mount
Continental GP4000s tyres with lightweight tubes
Total weight is 8.2 kg exactly


What do you think


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  • Conorstreete
    Conorstreete Posts: 45
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/67299964@N03/8710758842
  • declan1
    declan1 Posts: 2,470
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    Looks great! I love Storcks. Needs some deep section wheels though ;)

    Road - Dolan Preffisio
    MTB - On-One Inbred

    I have no idea what's going on here.
  • dwanes
    dwanes Posts: 954
    There's no doubt it looks great.
    I think declan1 is right, deep section wheels would really suit the chunky looking frame.
  • galatzo
    galatzo Posts: 1,295
    Looks nice.
    Surprised at the weight though, thought it'd have been lighter with Sram Force even with Aksiums on.
    Finish it and get some nice wheels !
    25th August 2013 12hrs 37mins 52.3 seconds 238km 5500mtrs FYRM Never again.
  • Conorstreete
    Conorstreete Posts: 45
    dwanes wrote:
    There's no doubt it looks great.
    I think declan1 is right, deep section wheels would really suit the chunky looking frame.


    Yes the bank is broke at the moment!! Only 15 so have to save up till Christmas and get a pair of zipps :DD have 105 pedals and full aluminium finishing kit so i could probly lose some weight there
  • josehernandez
    josehernandez Posts: 243
    Stonking looking machine. :wink:
  • declan1
    declan1 Posts: 2,470
    Conorstreete wrote:
    dwanes wrote:
    There's no doubt it looks great.
    I think declan1 is right, deep section wheels would really suit the chunky looking frame.


    Yes the bank is broke at the moment!! Only 15 so have to save up till Christmas and get a pair of zipps :DD have 105 pedals and full aluminium finishing kit so i could probly lose some weight there

    Don't always assume aluminium is heavy. My stem (Deda Zero 1) is only 135g, and cost me £20. It's within 10-20g of most carbon stems. Also my aluminium bars are very light (280g - Forza Cirrus). Again, some carbon Ergonovas weigh 206 grams - you won't even notice that.

    I would keep that money and put it towards some nicer wheels that you'll really notice :D

    Also, nice to see another young person riding! I'm 16 but everyone on here seems to be at least 40 :lol:

    Road - Dolan Preffisio
    MTB - On-One Inbred

    I have no idea what's going on here.
  • nochekmate
    nochekmate Posts: 3,460
    declan1 wrote:
    Conorstreete wrote:
    dwanes wrote:
    There's no doubt it looks great.
    I think declan1 is right, deep section wheels would really suit the chunky looking frame.


    Yes the bank is broke at the moment!! Only 15 so have to save up till Christmas and get a pair of zipps :DD have 105 pedals and full aluminium finishing kit so i could probly lose some weight there

    Don't always assume aluminium is heavy. My stem (Deda Zero 1) is only 135g, and cost me £20. It's within 10-20g of most carbon stems. Also my aluminium bars are very light (280g - Forza Cirrus). Again, some carbon Ergonovas weigh 206 grams - you won't even notice that.

    I would keep that money and put it towards some nicer wheels that you'll really notice :D

    Also, nice to see another young person riding! I'm 16 but everyone on here seems to be at least 40 :lol:


    ...and there's plenty of them that would still serve your ass up for breakfast!
  • declan1
    declan1 Posts: 2,470
    nochekmate wrote:
    declan1 wrote:
    Conorstreete wrote:
    dwanes wrote:
    There's no doubt it looks great.
    I think declan1 is right, deep section wheels would really suit the chunky looking frame.


    Yes the bank is broke at the moment!! Only 15 so have to save up till Christmas and get a pair of zipps :DD have 105 pedals and full aluminium finishing kit so i could probly lose some weight there

    Don't always assume aluminium is heavy. My stem (Deda Zero 1) is only 135g, and cost me £20. It's within 10-20g of most carbon stems. Also my aluminium bars are very light (280g - Forza Cirrus). Again, some carbon Ergonovas weigh 206 grams - you won't even notice that.

    I would keep that money and put it towards some nicer wheels that you'll really notice :D

    Also, nice to see another young person riding! I'm 16 but everyone on here seems to be at least 40 :lol:


    ...and there's plenty of them that would still serve your ass up for breakfast!

    When did I ever say I'm faster than them?

    Road - Dolan Preffisio
    MTB - On-One Inbred

    I have no idea what's going on here.
  • Conorstreete
    Conorstreete Posts: 45
    nochekmate wrote:
    declan1 wrote:
    Conorstreete wrote:
    dwanes wrote:
    There's no doubt it looks great.
    I think declan1 is right, deep section wheels would really suit the chunky looking frame.


    Yes the bank is broke at the moment!! Only 15 so have to save up till Christmas and get a pair of zipps :DD have 105 pedals and full aluminium finishing kit so i could probly lose some weight there

    Don't always assume aluminium is heavy. My stem (Deda Zero 1) is only 135g, and cost me £20. It's within 10-20g of most carbon stems. Also my aluminium bars are very light (280g - Forza Cirrus). Again, some carbon Ergonovas weigh 206 grams - you won't even notice that.

    I would keep that money and put it towards some nicer wheels that you'll really notice :D

    Also, nice to see another young person riding! I'm 16 but everyone on here seems to be at least 40 :lol:



    ...and there's plenty of them that would still serve your ass up for breakfast!

    We probly are faster then half of them! I am winning my club league at the moment and the adults in our club are beasts!!!Just because we may not be adults doesn't mean we went fit to race and beat ye
  • bennys
    bennys Posts: 3
    Here's my Scenero with deep wheels. Great bike to ride.
  • andytee87
    andytee87 Posts: 414
    Looks great, think the front wheel is on the wrong way round though. The back wheel is right, so the Planet X decals fade into the patchy part with the direction of rotation.
  • Vandiesel
    Vandiesel Posts: 506
    Gorgeous looking bike
    Giant TCR Composite 3
  • Yellow Peril
    Yellow Peril Posts: 4,466
    that's lervly!
    @JaunePeril

    Winner of the Bike Radar Pro Race Wiggins Hour Prediction Competition
  • Conorstreete
    Conorstreete Posts: 45
    Looking well beenys.. I'll post another pic soon of when I get my new chain..Kmc gold... Got black service course bar tape which looks a lot better and stem is lower by about 30mm.. Only 20mm left to the bottom :D
  • bennys
    bennys Posts: 3
    andytee87 wrote:
    Looks great, think the front wheel is on the wrong way round though. The back wheel is right, so the Planet X decals fade into the patchy part with the direction of rotation.

    Think your right. They were only just on.
  • bennys
    bennys Posts: 3
    Yellow Peril wrote:
    that's lervly!

    Thanks lads
  • ellotreacle
    ellotreacle Posts: 76
    Lovely looking bike, and great choice I love my Storck. I was in the same boat but when I did save up and put some deep wheels on it just finished the visual element, made the ride better as well. Hope you manage to get them soon.


    My Scenero G2
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    Wilier Cento Uno Air
    Forme Longcliffe Pro *coming soon*
    RIP Storck Scenero G2 RIP
  • ianeire
    ianeire Posts: 14
    Lovely bikes, both. Had my mind set on a Scenero G1 for a while but went with the Absolutist in the end.

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