Yet Another Ritchey Logic

gwillis
gwillis Posts: 998
edited February 2016 in Your road bikes
Purchased this frame on CTW over 14 months ago and since then its been slowly built up to where it is now. Hope you like it.

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[url][/url]16861674322_19b7df84ea_b.jpgRitchey by gwillis1, on Flickr

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Ritchey Logic 53cm Frameset
Ultegra 6800
Wheelset Zipp 30 Clinchers (soon to be swapped for C24s)
Zipp Finishing Kit and Cages
Prologo Nago Evo saddle
Zipp SL70 bars and service corse tape

bike weighs in just under 8 kilos

Comments

  • bendertherobot
    bendertherobot Posts: 11,684
    That's lovely. Of course :)

    Nice saddle actually, I will bear that one in mind for when I re-build.....
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  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    Other option was a Fizik Antares . You are a bit biased though ;)
  • boblo
    boblo Posts: 360
    Now that is lovely. Ace build.
  • ratsbeyfus
    ratsbeyfus Posts: 2,841
    Lovely bike. Please spray it red. Ta.


    I had one of them red bikes but I don't any more. Sad face.

    @ratsbey
  • That is a thing of beauty. Chapeau for a stunning build. I'm seriously considering one, how do you find the ride ?
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  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    Thank you , it's early days to be honest and ive just dialled in the fit but so far Id say it's very comfy and is no slouch when you want to go fast.
    I did have to check a few times to see if I had a flat tyre as it does soak up the bumps and road very well . Overall I'm pleased with it as I wanted a old school frane with a twist .
    There's a few bargins out there framewise too so it's worth shopping around .
  • imposter2.0
    imposter2.0 Posts: 12,028
    Congrats - really really nice..
  • turbotommy
    turbotommy Posts: 493
    Imposter wrote:
    Congrats - really really nice..

    Agreed
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  • bendertherobot
    bendertherobot Posts: 11,684
    That is a thing of beauty. Chapeau for a stunning build. I'm seriously considering one, how do you find the ride ?

    Lush, beyond.

    There's a really nice 55cm on ebay, just saying.

    Only on there as the owner needs a 53......
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  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    I see your a Welsh boy welcome to come up and try mine if needs be
  • secretsam
    secretsam Posts: 5,120
    That is a handsome bike. In my size, too. Lovely.

    It's just a hill. Get over it.
  • stevie63
    stevie63 Posts: 481
    That is a nice build and I do think it looks a bit more stealth with the Black Bar tape. Can I ask is that the standard service course tape or the CX version and how are you finding it comfort wise?
  • ddraver
    ddraver Posts: 26,708
    Om nom nom

    That is all
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  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    Yes it's the standard tape rather than the cx waffle type .

    So far I've been really pleased with the ride and fit it's definately going to the Alps this year ;)
  • gaanrowl
    gaanrowl Posts: 326
    how do you find the fit? im torn between a 53 and 55, 55 seems to be quite close to my cube 58
  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    I'm 5ft 8 with 31" leg and 53cm fits great . I'm using a 25mm setback post abd 100mm stem. The geometry of the bike is quite racey but I find it great so far over longer rides . Remember you need to use the effective top tube length .
  • gaanrowl
    gaanrowl Posts: 326
    im 5`11 with 32 inside leg, effective on a 55 is 560 the same as my cube, and the reach is 388 on a 55 logic and 388 on cube. should it should be a pretty close fit witha 90 mm stem and inline post. im just tempted to go with a 53 and get a set back post and longer stem.

    going for the same build with ultegra
  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    Message bender robot too as he's got some experience of sizing on these too

    Worth noting if you user 11 speed ultegra.

    The front mech arm are now longer and does fit quite close the tyre when using 25mm tyres . I contacted Ritchey who sad it's down to shimano so fitting a 28mm might be tight . Another option is seeing if a sram front mech may work . Regardless I love mine
  • gaanrowl
    gaanrowl Posts: 326
    thanks for the heads up ill send benderrobot a msg, interestin regarding the front mech i probably wont run anything larger than 25`s but my archtype rims may make cause a problem.
  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    No it will work with h plus sons your fine
  • gaanrowl
    gaanrowl Posts: 326
    have you used a front mech conversion bracket with braze on mech to get the mech to fit for 28.6?
  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    Yes I have
  • gaanrowl
    gaanrowl Posts: 326
    much appreciated, frame orderd last night :)
  • gwillis
    gwillis Posts: 998
    Great stuff enjoy the build and don't forget to post up ;)
    I'm waiting to see one with deep sections on too
  • thiscocks
    thiscocks Posts: 549
    Pretty light! What steel do they use?

    I have a Koga steel bike (columbus SLX) 57 size, box sec wheels which is 9.3kg
  • stevie63
    stevie63 Posts: 481
    They use their own, propriety Ritchey triple butted steel which means that the frame weighs about 1750 grams (not as light as the lightest steel frames which can be as light as 1500-1600 grams) which is not too bad. What does help is that the supplied carbon fork only weighs about 350 grams when cut which keeps the overall weight down.
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