Planet X RT-58

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  • RideOnTime
    RideOnTime Posts: 4,712
    Those S-RAM Force good?
  • greasedscotsman
    greasedscotsman Posts: 6,962
    wheelie-bin wrote:
    I dunno if I could put stickers on wheels if they weren't the actual wheels though

    Agree with this. Think they would have looked better without any stickers. And I'm not sure about the red bottle cage...
  • focuz
    focuz Posts: 150
    RideOnTime wrote:
    Those S-RAM Force good?
    Yeah its amazing, so much better than my previous groupset, 105
  • wheelie-bin
    wheelie-bin Posts: 124
    Mine.

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  • dwanes
    dwanes Posts: 954
    I think you could do with changing the seat post to one like Focuz has on his, it just doesn't go with the rest of the bike.
  • wheelie-bin
    wheelie-bin Posts: 124
    dwanes wrote:
    I think you could do with changing the seat post to one like Focuz has on his, it just doesn't go with the rest of the bike.
    Yeah I know, it's all they had in when I ordered it a couple of months ago :cry:
  • focuz
    focuz Posts: 150
    Looks good man, agreed the seatpost doesnt go with it but ohwell, what wheels are those?
  • wheelie-bin
    wheelie-bin Posts: 124
    Focuz wrote:
    Looks good man, agreed the seatpost doesnt go with it but ohwell, what wheels are those?
    It doesn't look as bad in real life trust me :lol: I don't think the lighting helps.

    The wheels are exactly the same as yours! :D
  • Trickle
    Trickle Posts: 22
    Those are the AL30s with the decals removed? Wow. Really complement the bike that way.
  • wheelie-bin
    wheelie-bin Posts: 124
    Trickle wrote:
    Those are the AL30s with the decals removed? Wow. Really complement the bike that way.

    Thanks, gave them a good scrub because they originally looked a tad dull. I put the small Vittoria decals on just to add a personal touch :)
  • RideOnTime
    RideOnTime Posts: 4,712
    Trickle wrote:
    Those are the AL30s with the decals removed? Wow. Really complement the bike that way.

    +1
  • focuz
    focuz Posts: 150
    Nice
  • Camcycle1974
    Camcycle1974 Posts: 1,356
    Focuz wrote:
    velogee wrote:
    That is very sexy. I'm going to check one out when next visiting the outlaws in Sheffield. What are Planet X like customer services wise?
    Customer services are very good, and kept me up to date with my order from when it would be shipped, when it was made and the hour it was delivered. I also asked the main differences between the rt58 and 57 and they were quick and helpful to reply :D

    Any update now you've had it a few months? How long from ordering to delivery? Think it comes with a carbon seat post now, will definitely be changing the wheels. Seems odd to me that they spec a light bike with comparatively heavy wheels (AL 30 C's) the AL 30 would have been better. Not into deep section carbon wheels and it would bump the price up too. Got some Archetypes to transfer over which will be a better option I think.
  • focuz
    focuz Posts: 150
    After a few months this has done 300 miles and still rides perfectly, changed the wheels, tyres and stem so far. My bike did come with the carbon seatpost but my ritchey one was 50g lighter aswell as better looking, the bike did also come with the Al30 B's as i ordered it earlier, but now only comes with the heavier option of the C's :L From ordering it took 2-3 days i think delivery wise.
  • bikeit65
    bikeit65 Posts: 999
    Hi guys if i was to buy the RT-58 would it be more comfortable that my current Cannondale Caad 10?
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    Trek Domane SL7 GEN4
    Planet X RT58
    Cannondale CAAD 10 2012.
    Pain.. Is weakness leaving the body.

    HATING LIFE-CYCLES FROM 2011
  • warrior4life
    warrior4life Posts: 925
    RideOnTime wrote:
    Those S-RAM Force good?

    S-RAM?

    It's Sram, it's said how its looks. :?
  • focuz
    focuz Posts: 150
    Bikeit65 wrote:
    Hi guys if i was to buy the RT-58 would it be more comfortable that my current Cannondale Caad 10?
    Never tried a cannondale, but the Rt-58 is ALOT comfier than my old Defy 1 or focus cayo.
  • wilbo83
    wilbo83 Posts: 90
    An old thread but just wondered if anyone has pics of a size small RT58?
  • bendertherobot
    bendertherobot Posts: 11,684
    wilbo83 wrote:
    An old thread but just wondered if anyone has pics of a size small RT58?

    Bump, for a mate's Mrs.
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  • sniper68
    sniper68 Posts: 2,910
    wilbo83 wrote:
    An old thread but just wondered if anyone has pics of a size small RT58?
    Click on the link in my sig.
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  • hoojamaflip
    hoojamaflip Posts: 4
    Does anyone know where the frame number is on this bike?

    I can't find it anywhere.
  • hoojamaflip
    hoojamaflip Posts: 4
    hoojamaflip wrote:
    Does anyone know where the frame number is on this bike?

    I can't find it anywhere.


    After much chasing of Planet X, I got this reply:
    These frames never came from the manufacturer with a frame number. The only unique identifier we were ever able to locate on these frames is a sticker on the steerer tube of the fork, which when the bike is assembled is not at all easy to get at.

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