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Blinged up Basso Laguna Veloce 2013

dubbs2009dubbs2009 Posts: 310
edited August 2013 in Your road bikes
My recently blinged up Basso Laguna Veloce 2013

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Gone with nearly all Italian gear to keep in fitting with the heritage of the frameset
    Campag Scirocco 35's Schwalbe Ultremo ZXs Look Keo Max 2 pedals Deda zero 100 stem Deda zero 100 seatpost Rest is standard kit as per base bike build

Feels like I have shed quite a few KGs from the base bike build weight now

Looking forward to racing it on this weekend....

Black and White is the new White!

Some more snaps here for those Basso lovers out there! > http://www.flickr.com/photos/jonwallace ... 083444233/

dubbs

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  • focuzfocuz Posts: 150
    Very nice!
  • MarksMintnessMarksMintness Posts: 484
    That is very tasty, nice build as well.
    Current bike: 2014 Kinesis Racelight T2 - built by my good self!
  • diamonddogdiamonddog Posts: 3,422
    That looks nice.
  • t4tomot4tomo Posts: 2,643
    It does look nice but
    Feels like I have shed quite a few KGs from the base bike build weight now
    really?

    Given it was 8-9kg to start with , maybe a few grammes but i doubt you've cut the weight by 30-50%
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  • dubbs2009dubbs2009 Posts: 310
    t4tomo wrote:
    It does look nice but
    Feels like I have shed quite a few KGs from the base bike build weight now
    really?

    Given it was 8-9kg to start with , maybe a few grammes but i doubt you've cut the weight by 30-50%

    I'd love to weigh it but not sure how! Any easy way without bespoke kit?
  • sloppyschleckondssloppyschleckonds Posts: 8,019
    Nice that, black is a good colour for a saddle, seatpost, stem and bar tape.
    I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles
  • smoggystevesmoggysteve Posts: 2,909
    dubbs2009 wrote:
    t4tomo wrote:
    It does look nice but
    Feels like I have shed quite a few KGs from the base bike build weight now
    really?

    Given it was 8-9kg to start with , maybe a few grammes but i doubt you've cut the weight by 30-50%

    I'd love to weigh it but not sure how! Any easy way without bespoke kit?

    Yes. Step on a set of bathroom scales. Once with bike in arms, once without, difference = weight of bike.
  • dubbs2009dubbs2009 Posts: 310
    SmoggySteve wrote:
    dubbs2009 wrote:
    t4tomo wrote:
    It does look nice but
    Feels like I have shed quite a few KGs from the base bike build weight now
    really?

    Given it was 8-9kg to start with , maybe a few grammes but i doubt you've cut the weight by 30-50%

    I'd love to weigh it but not sure how! Any easy way without bespoke kit?

    Yes. Step on a set of bathroom scales. Once with bike in arms, once without, difference = weight of bike.

    Good plan!
  • denniskwokdenniskwok Posts: 339
    dubbs2009 wrote:
    t4tomo wrote:
    It does look nice but
    Feels like I have shed quite a few KGs from the base bike build weight now
    really?

    Given it was 8-9kg to start with , maybe a few grammes but i doubt you've cut the weight by 30-50%

    I'd love to weigh it but not sure how! Any easy way without bespoke kit?

    Do what I did and buy an electronic luggage weighing thingy. They only cost about £6 from eBay.
  • DesB3rdDesB3rd Posts: 285
    Given it was 8-9kg to start with , maybe a few grammes but i doubt you've cut the weight by 30-50%

    Recently got one of these myself. A bit less than 8.5kg for a 56, stock, with Keos - getting more than 1kg off would be going some!

    That said the stock wheels are 2kg :shock: , so a 300-500gm saving is easily achieved.
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