Firefly Ti Road

jpbaillieul

Frame: Firefly Ti Road
Fork: Enve Composites 2.0
Bars: 3T Ergosum Pro
Stem: 3T ARX Pro
Headset: Chris King NoThreadSet
Bar Tape: Deda

Front Brake Lever: SRAM Force
Front Caliper: SRAM Force
Rear Brake Lever: SRAM Force
Rear Caliper: SRAM Force

Shifters: SRAM Force
Cables: SRAM
Front Mech: SRAM Force
Rear Mech: SRAM Force

Seat: Selle Italia SL XC
Seat Post: 3T Dorico Pro
Seat Post Clamp: Thomson

Crankset: SRAM Force
Chainring(s): SRAM Red Black Powerglide
Chain: SRAM 1070
Cassette: SRAM 1070
Pedals: Shimano 105 5700
Bottom Bracket: SRAM PF BB30

Front Wheel:
Rim: HED Belgium
Spokes: 24 DT Swiss
Hub: White Industries T11
Tube: Vittoria Ultralight
Tire: Vittoria Open Corsa EVO CX

Back Wheel:
Rim: HED Belgium
Spokes: 28 DT Swiss
Hub: White Industries T11
Tube: Vittoria Ultralight
Tire: Vittoria Open Corsa EVO CX

Accessories: A rotation of a few computers. Currently I just have my Garmin Forerunner on the bars.

Weight: ~7.6KG

Other info: Firefly #28, handbuilt in Boston.

nicholsonsimon

That's a beauty. Good spec as well. Firefly do seem to knock out some very nicely finished bikes, if you can afford them. Enjoy it.

OPQS

Amazing bike, but where's the amazing finish? Fireflys are stunning - where's the paint?

declan1

That's beautiful - I want one.

freefall_junkie

Really lovely bike. Classy, understated and very cool 8)

I am curious about the fit though. The dimensions drawing has a saddle to bar drop of 108mm, but from the pictures it looks almost double that :?

diamonddog

Like the looks of that, nice bike.

jpbaillieul

freefall_junkie wrote:

I am curious about the fit though. The dimensions drawing has a saddle to bar drop of 108mm, but from the pictures it looks almost double that :?

Good eye, I'd taken the seatpost out just before this pic and didn't pay close enough attention putting it back in before the shot. It's waaaay too high. This is where it's supposed to be:

johnnymcg259

Yeah, fair play............good lookin' bike that...........