Oops, N+4 - but its a Colnago
shipley
Posts: 549
I spotted this frame on the LFGSS forum and couldn't resist as I've always wanted an Extreme.
This was the frame last weekend:-
And this is it today, adorned with Campag (of course ) and as a nod to the past, a lovely Concor saddle. I'm off to climb some hills on Sunday !!
I really must stop buying bikes.....
This was the frame last weekend:-
And this is it today, adorned with Campag (of course ) and as a nod to the past, a lovely Concor saddle. I'm off to climb some hills on Sunday !!
I really must stop buying bikes.....
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Very nice, I bet the ride is beautiful.
Where are the other three, though?Red bikes are the fastest.0 -
Nice bike. Stop by my place in Guildford won't you...WyndyMilla Massive Attack | Rourke 953 | Condor Italia 531 Pro | Boardman CX Pro | DT Swiss RR440 Tubeless Wheels
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Stunner! i hope to own a Colnago one dayCanyon Roadlite AL-Shamal Wheels-Centaur/Veloce Group
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You should invest in some cable cutters then you can trim off all the excess from the cable inners.0
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Yep saw that, it's a lovely frame, enjoy :-)0
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I can't stand Colnagos but it sure is a great result ,except for the saddle.Specialized Tarmac Sworks
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Well I see the N+1 and very nice it is but where are the other three new bikes?!Faster than a tent.......0
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That's a very expensive choice for a bike stand.... 8)0
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love it (bar the saddle - just looks too big)0
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That is really very nice indeed.
Can't see the point in cutting inners too close - reduces chances of being re-useable. And tied in a loop makes pulling them tight a lot easier out in the cold and wet without carrying pliers.d.j.
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Brilliant bike.....but that saddle looks big, suppose it will look fine once you are on the bike!Cervelo R5
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Nice one...0
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Ok, so apart from the cables, the bars not being angled properly...and the ginormous saddle.....what to you think of the bike ?
So I took it out yesterday, adjusted the position twice en route and did 55 miles through the Surrey Hills. The saddle is as comfy as I remember it from the late 90s when I last had one. The plan is to buy a really light set of climbing wheels and make it my climber as I blew every PR on strava yesterday.
As with every Colnago I've owned, it's super comfortable and I'm afraid I'm going to have to keep it now !!0 -
You sound a bit sad about your last sentence there. I'll happily help!
Enjoy the bike mate, she is a stunner.0 -
Looks a superb bike, well done and enjoy.0
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Really nice looking wheelset.Madone 4.9 2014
Jeffsy 27.5 20180 -
Awesome. I have an Extreme C which I've never really done justice in terms of build. Running very well used DA 7800 on it, which looks good, but a hotchpotch of finishing kit. Nonetheless, every time I ride it I seem to hammer some fast times. Commutes, long rides, climbing, whatever. Now I'm the first to say there's not much in the bike, but I frequently finish a ride on it far more contented than my other bikes, including the new Parlee. I have finally decided to build it properly and use it properly. Yours makes mine look sad. Good effort.0
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Pop some campag on yours and Jesus will forgive you !!0
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Good man !
Pop up a pic when it's built.0