Ridley X-Fire
Barbarossa
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Gorgeous. They make great road bikes as well with the 2 bottle bosses apart from the BB being a bit higher, but in most applications it won't be an issue.
What does the bare frame weigh? I reckon it's about 1250-1350 grammi...
I love cross too and this frame is one of my favourites!When a cyclist has a disagreement with a car; it's not who's right, it's who's left.0 -
Nice frame - won't get much love on here though. Needs to be about 5 grands worth of arse in the air road going Venge or similar to get that!0
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Built up over the weekend.
( I know the chain is too long!)
Frame: Ridley X-Fire 1202B (1280g)
Forks: 4ZA Oryx (480g)
Front Brake Lever: Ultegra 6700
Front Caliper: Avid Shorty Ultimate
Rear Brake Lever: Ultegra 6700
Rear Caliper: Avid Shorty Ultimate
Front Mech: None - K-Edge Chain Catcher - Not fitted yet
Rear Mech: Shimano 105
Cranks: FSA Gossamer
Chainring: Specialities TA 38T or 36T + K-Edge Bash Ring
Chain: Ultegra
Cassette: SRAM PG1070 12-26 or 11-28
Pedals: Crank Bros Eggbeater
Bottom Bracket: FSA PF30
Wheels:
Rim: Velocity Major Tom
Spokes: Sapim Race
Hub: Ambrosio
Tyre: Challenge Fango 33mm Tubular
Weight: 8.05kg0 -
Gorgeous x 2. That's a very keen weight for the frameset.
Love the build: brakes, wheels, the 1x10. Only issue is your bashguard is a lot bigger than your rings so you'll actually get hung up more *with* the bash-guard than you would without it. A great chain-minder is an old FD with the limit screws set to the chainline. Works for me and several folks I race with.
With some 404s this could easily keep up with any Venge or Dogma - it's all about the legs and crossers defo have those.When a cyclist has a disagreement with a car; it's not who's right, it's who's left.0