Bargain Scott CR1 SL Pro

Gazzaputt
Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
edited June 2013 in Your road bikes
Scott CR1 SL HMX frame and Fork 54cm
Mavic R-Sys Premium Wheelset
Mavic Yksion Griplink & Powerlink tyres 23mm
Michelin latex inner tubes
SRAM Red Shifters
SRAM Red Rear & front mechs
SRAM Red cassette 11-26
SRAM Red callipers
Jagwire Pro cableset
Rotor 3DF Chainset
Rotor 4130 pressfit bottom bracket
Stronglight chainrings 110bcd 51t & 34t
Fizik Arione carbon railed saddle
Fizik Cyrano Carbon seatpost 31.6mm
Elite Custom Race matt black cages
Deda carbon bartape
Ritchey Axis WCS stem 110mm (to be swapped for 100mm)
Ritchey WCS Curve Alu bars 42cm
Look Keo Easy pedals

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Comments

  • boblo
    boblo Posts: 360
    Nice build. What does it weigh?
  • alihisgreat
    alihisgreat Posts: 3,872
    You call it a bargain but don't tell us how much? Such a tease.
  • grim168
    grim168 Posts: 482
    Free to good home lol
  • tonye_n
    tonye_n Posts: 832
    edited June 2013
    boblo wrote:
    Nice build. What does it weigh?
    With those parts it will be very light.
    That's the 2012 frame right. Seems to be from looking at the colour scheme.

    The CR1 SL is one of the lightest frames of it's type.
    Lighter for instance than the S-Works Roubaix, and just as stiff (though not at the head-tube, where the Roubaix is stiffer).

    As to the 'bargain...' claim. I'm guessing he bought the frame from Westbrookes Cycles. They had this on offer at a ridiculous discount.
    I thought about selling my Roubaix Expert frame and buying this (cause I think the geometry would better suit me riding), but in the end I couldn't be bothered.

    NICE BIKE. Enjoy the riding.
  • galatzo
    galatzo Posts: 1,295
    Super massive bargain frames and a great build.
    Super rubbish pics though, could you have got anymore patio furniture in the background ?
    Like to see it with a better background.
    25th August 2013 12hrs 37mins 52.3 seconds 238km 5500mtrs FYRM Never again.
  • Wheelspinner
    Wheelspinner Posts: 6,699
    Gazzaputt wrote:
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    Galatzo wrote:
    Super rubbish pics though, could you have got anymore patio furniture in the background ?
    ^^ This. :D

    And who built your decking??? That litle 1" step would drive me insane...

    'Tis indeed a lovely bike though. Very tidy.
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  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    Wheelspinner wrote:
    Galatzo wrote:
    Super rubbish pics though, could you have got anymore patio furniture in the background ?
    ^^ This. :D

    And who built your decking??? That litle 1" step would drive me insane...

    'Tis indeed a lovely bike though. Very tidy.

    Yea they are crap pics I know will try and do some in work with a neutral background.

    Weight is 14.88lbs

    Cost was the silly £499 for the frame. All in as parts came from another bike (Canyon). Had to buy a stem. bars, setapost and bottom bracket for this build. All parts were sourced for the best price I could find. All in say £1.3k the total cost I'd think.

    :oops: I did the deck :lol: Yea that step is shite and I meant to sort but rather be riding the bike. :D
  • TanukiRider
    TanukiRider Posts: 444
    Very nice :D
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  • RideOnTime
    RideOnTime Posts: 4,712
    The only answer is to make a deeper step. Not ideal but there.
  • dru
    dru Posts: 1,341
    Gazzaputt wrote:
    Scott CR1 SL HMX frame and Fork 54cm
    Mavic R-Sys Premium Wheelset
    Mavic Yksion Griplink & Powerlink tyres 23mm
    Michelin latex inner tubes
    SRAM Red Shifters
    SRAM Red Rear & front mechs
    SRAM Red cassette 11-26
    SRAM Red callipers
    Jagwire Pro cableset
    Rotor 3DF Chainset
    Rotor 4130 pressfit bottom bracket
    Stronglight chainrings 110bcd 51t & 34t
    Fizik Arione carbon railed saddle
    Fizik Cyrano Carbon seatpost 31.6mm
    Elite Custom Race matt black cages
    Deda carbon bartape
    Ritchey Axis WCS stem 110mm (to be swapped for 100mm)
    Ritchey WCS Curve Alu bars 42cm
    Look Keo Easy pedals

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    Very nice.

    My Westy Special is currently half way built up, but is very similar to yours (Sram red, Rotor chainset, stronglight rings, but I'm plumping for 3T finishing kit. Only trouble is wondering if I should go for the carvbon bars just to be colour co-ordinated!
    I'm currently looking at options for handmade or factory wheels
  • darkhairedlord
    darkhairedlord Posts: 7,180
    Tell the bread knife it'll take all weekend to fix the step and be really noisy so best go to outlaws for the weekend. Quickly nail another plank on top the spend the weekend on a grande tour. It's why I save up jobs and say they'll take a whole week!
  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    Better pic:

    Did a tot up and it did cost more than £1.3k! :lol:

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  • RideOnTime
    RideOnTime Posts: 4,712
    darhlairedlord wrote:
    Tell the bread knife it'll take all weekend to fix the step and be really noisy so best go to outlaws for the weekend. Quickly nail another plank on top the spend the weekend on a grande tour. It's why I save up jobs and say they'll take a whole week!

    Only invite people round who have very short legs.

    There's always a way.
  • Markjaspi
    Markjaspi Posts: 729
    Thought about one of these myself when Westbrook had them on sale, looks awesome, may still go for the standard pro version.
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  • darkhairedlord
    darkhairedlord Posts: 7,180
    Tempted, but I don't think I can save up enough lunch money to get it past the bill inspector....

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