Dedacciai Gladiatore with Campagnolo
over15degrees
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Recently wanted to upgrade my bike as im really getting into it, (Had a boardman road sport, that did me well) so after cancelling a Canyon AL Ultimate SLX that i had on order, i changed to this Dedacciai frameset, loving it at the moment! its got the Campagnolo Centaur groupset on there, with the chorus chainset. The Zonda wheels are from a previous bike, but got some Yoeleo 50mm carbon clinchers on the way.
Any additions you think i should have, feel free to share!
Details:
Frame: Dedacciai Gladiatore
Groupset: Campagnolo Centuar partition with Chorus chainset
Wheels: Campagnolo Zonda
Saddle: Fizik Ardea
Seatpost: Deda Drittissimo
Pedals: Look Keo max 2
Stem: Deda elementi Zero 1
Bars: 3T pro Ergosum
Cheers guys!
Any additions you think i should have, feel free to share!
Details:
Frame: Dedacciai Gladiatore
Groupset: Campagnolo Centuar partition with Chorus chainset
Wheels: Campagnolo Zonda
Saddle: Fizik Ardea
Seatpost: Deda Drittissimo
Pedals: Look Keo max 2
Stem: Deda elementi Zero 1
Bars: 3T pro Ergosum
Cheers guys!
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Looks good but you need to cut the hedge and the lawn
"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Nice. You need some lawn treatments for you daisies and buttercups All the gear, but no idea...0
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Looks gorgeous. You could trim some of the excess cable and housing though.BMC Team Machine SLR01
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Do you know that you have two weights attached to your pedal?Postby team47b » Sun Jun 28, 2015 11:53 am
De Sisti wrote:
This is one of the silliest threads I've come across.
Recognition at last Matthew, well done!, a justified honoursmithy21 wrote:
He's right you know.0 -
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Cool bike man!
I love black carbon bikes, they look pretty sweet. All in all how much did it cost?0 -
Lovely, it'd look better with Vittorias/ other Italian tyres
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madasahattersley wrote:Very nice. I'd have that over a Crayon 8 days a week.
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Couple of changes:
- My 50mm carbon clinchers from Yoeleo came today.
- Cleaned up my cables.
- Cut the lawn.
Overall the bike is probably worth around £2000, however it cost me around £1200 - £1400 to build. The frameset was supposed to be £860 but i got 25% off which took it down to £644, groupset was around £500, finishing kit was around £150 and the wheels where £375 inc shipping. Pretty happy with it, just need to track down some campagnolo brake pads for carbon rims (if anyone has any in the lincolnshire area please give me a shout ) 0 -
Superb!...but those paving slabs with the two rocks on are a terrible feature0
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over15degrees wrote:
Couple of changes:
- My 50mm carbon clinchers from Yoeleo came today.
- Cleaned up my cables.
- Cut the lawn.
Overall the bike is probably worth around £2000, however it cost me around £1200 - £1400 to build. The frameset was supposed to be £860 but i got 25% off which took it down to £644, groupset was around £500, finishing kit was around £150 and the wheels where £375 inc shipping. Pretty happy with it, just need to track down some campagnolo brake pads for carbon rims (if anyone has any in the lincolnshire area please give me a shout )
Looked at this for myself and now that you've mentioned the discount on the frameset, v interested. How did you obtain said discount? By the way, how does it ride?Someone's just passed me again0 -
buzzwold wrote:over15degrees wrote:
Couple of changes:
- My 50mm carbon clinchers from Yoeleo came today.
- Cleaned up my cables.
- Cut the lawn.
Overall the bike is probably worth around £2000, however it cost me around £1200 - £1400 to build. The frameset was supposed to be £860 but i got 25% off which took it down to £644, groupset was around £500, finishing kit was around £150 and the wheels where £375 inc shipping. Pretty happy with it, just need to track down some campagnolo brake pads for carbon rims (if anyone has any in the lincolnshire area please give me a shout )
Looked at this for myself and now that you've mentioned the discount on the frameset, v interested. How did you obtain said discount? By the way, how does it ride?
I work at halfords so i have a 25% discount card, and that frame is one we can order in so i got the discount. Rides really nice. You can deffinetly tell its pretty stiff when sprinting, very comfortable ride, its also got a BSA bottom bracket so its pretty much compatible with anything 0 -
over15degrees wrote:buzzwold wrote:over15degrees wrote:
Couple of changes:
- My 50mm carbon clinchers from Yoeleo came today.
- Cleaned up my cables.
- Cut the lawn.
Overall the bike is probably worth around £2000, however it cost me around £1200 - £1400 to build. The frameset was supposed to be £860 but i got 25% off which took it down to £644, groupset was around £500, finishing kit was around £150 and the wheels where £375 inc shipping. Pretty happy with it, just need to track down some campagnolo brake pads for carbon rims (if anyone has any in the lincolnshire area please give me a shout )
Looked at this for myself and now that you've mentioned the discount on the frameset, v interested. How did you obtain said discount? By the way, how does it ride?
I work at halfords so i have a 25% discount card, and that frame is one we can order in so i got the discount. Rides really nice. You can deffinetly tell its pretty stiff when sprinting, very comfortable ride, its also got a BSA bottom bracket so its pretty much compatible with anything
Can't afford to change job, so if I want one looks like I'll have to pay full wack for the frame.Someone's just passed me again0
