My new beast - Superior XC bike
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Frame: Superior Team Issue 29 Carbon M size
Fork: Rock Shock Reba RL
Handlebar: Easton EC70
Stem: ONE Race
Headset: FSA No.42/48 ACB
Grips: ESI Racer
Bar Ends: ESI
Brakeset: Shimano BR-M615 hydraulic disc brake 180/160mm
Shifter: SRAM X1 Trigger 1x11
Rear Mech: SRAM X01
Saddle: Fi'zi:k Tundra 2 MG
Seat Post: XLC Carbon 400mm
Cranks: SRAM X1 1400 X-Sync 32T
Chain: SRAM PC-X1
Cassette: SRAM XG-1180 10-42T
Pedals: Shimano XT
Bottom Bracket: SRAM PF30
Wheelset: ZTR Rapid with One ultralight hubs and Sapim Race/Sprint spokes
Tires: Schwalbe Thunder Burt Performance
Weight: about 10,1 kg
In pictures there is one grips, but this night already change them no ESI Racers. I'm planning to changes tubes to Schwalbe SV19a soon. Will think about other upgrades, maybe it will be brakes. Will start to explore places around Paris. So if someone live in Paris or near, please share places where are you cycling.
My first road bike - Tommaso Aggraziato
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Looks good! Why not go tubeless?0
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Thanks mate! Because for now looks like I will travel with my bike every 2 months and actually don't want to mess everything up with sealant.My first road bike - Tommaso Aggraziato0
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No reason you'll mess everything up, you can let the tyres down if that's what you mean? Although you don't actually need to, if an aircraft hold wasn't pressurised bicycle tyres would be the least of your worries!0
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Very nice!0
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Will think about going tubeless. But the worst thing for now is saddle. I am back on bike after 2 years and pretty overweight with wide bones so Tundra 2 is not for me now. I was starting my cycling with fizik nisene about 5 years ago, then switched to fizik antares, then to Bontrager Evoke R. Then I built lightweight Cube Reaction 29 GTC also with fizik tundra and wasn't so bad at that time because my ass already adapt to saddles, but for now after 30min it is hard to handle that pain. Im thinking about Evoke RL in L size.My first road bike - Tommaso Aggraziato0
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Looks stunning!!0
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Lovely looking bike!0
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Looks like a very quick bike, very nice.0
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Fizik gobi may suit you better.0
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Thanks guys! This bike is really amazing, but my cycling skills after 2 years is terrible, actuallycI don't have enough strenght to perform as much as I want, bit will keep going. Today bought Specialized Phenom Comp. Get measured in Elite Shop and sit bone widht was about 124mm so took 155mm saddle. After 50 min ride didn't feel discomfort. It is downgrade in weight (220g vs 260g), but pretty huge upgrade in performance.
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Very nice, looks fast__________________
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Beautiful Bike..0
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Thanks guys! Really love Thunder Burt tires because of rolling speed and grip that is amazing for that kind of tire. Will post later pic with new grips and saddle.My first road bike - Tommaso Aggraziato0
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Agree on the Burts, so much more capable than they should be, looking at them.0
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You really should try them if you don't spend all day in muddy terrain.My first road bike - Tommaso Aggraziato0
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Today take ride near Paris with my lovely bike. Now you can see New saddle and grips. Will take better pics in weekend.
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By the way, specialized saddle is perfect for my butt. Can't feel it when riding.My first road bike - Tommaso Aggraziato0
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Is it the angle or is the saddle pointing massively downwards??0
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I think it is because of picture angle. It is little bit downwards, but not massivelyMy first road bike - Tommaso Aggraziato0
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Not trying to mimic Kulhavy's Epic?:
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Nice angle. Maybe I should try like set angle like this one.My first road bike - Tommaso Aggraziato0
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I'd have a go if it made me anything like as quick as him!0
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Today my bike saw wet forest conditions. TT tires are pretty slipper on wet rocks, but enjoyed riding really much.
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