Ritchey Road Logic
gaanrowl
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Here`s my Road Logic build, thanks to fellow members for your help and advice.
Ritchey Road Logic 55 frame.
Ultegra 6800 group
Miche hubs
Hplus Son Archtype Rims
Thomson masterpiece seatpost and X2 stem
Fizik kurve saddle
Ritchey evo curve bars, not sure if im happy with these might change at some point.
Michelin pro 4 service course 25mm tires. will change these for some tan side walls when they are worn out.
unsure which bottle cages to get, fancy some retro looking Ti ones
Weighs in at 8kg on my luggage scales
Ritchey Road Logic 55 frame.
Ultegra 6800 group
Miche hubs
Hplus Son Archtype Rims
Thomson masterpiece seatpost and X2 stem
Fizik kurve saddle
Ritchey evo curve bars, not sure if im happy with these might change at some point.
Michelin pro 4 service course 25mm tires. will change these for some tan side walls when they are worn out.
unsure which bottle cages to get, fancy some retro looking Ti ones
Weighs in at 8kg on my luggage scales
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Looking good. Yep, I'm still tempted by one of these!Titus Silk Road Ti rigid 29er - Scott Solace 10 disc - Kinesis Crosslight Pro6 disc - Scott CR1 SL - Pinnacle Arkose X 650b - Pinnacle Arkose singlespeed - Specialized Singlecross...& an Ernie Ball Musicman Stingray 4 string...0
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sleek, simple, nice...0
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For Bottle Cages, I went with the following ones for mine. I think Steel ones really complement the bike at a fraction of the cost of Ti ones:
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/bottles-bottle-cages-blackburn-chicane-stainless-steel-bottle-cage/blacbotc2950000000000 -
I went for the Elite moreo inox in the end, really wanted Ti but I also wanted the Thomson carbon bars.0
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Looks good but why not they grey rims? Miche do silver RG2 hubs as well. In my world bars and stem should be the same colour so maybe the ritchey classic silver bars?http://www.thecycleclinic.co.uk -wheel building and other stuff.0
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Love this. Polished/silver headset spacers would look good. Shame there are no decent polished chainsets these days.... would really suit this bike.0
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I have the grey archetype on da hubs on my other bike, my plan was to chop and change. No really happy with the bars cycleclinc they were not what I ordered sent the wrong ones but ingot a good discount to keep them. So iI may go for the silver bars.
I made my own silver spacers for my last bike but I have since changed jobs and no longer have access to a lathe. Iv been looking to buy.0 -
gaanrowl wrote:I have the grey archetype on da hubs on my other bike, my plan was to chop and change. No really happy with the bars cycleclinc they were not what I ordered sent the wrong ones but ingot a good discount to keep them. So iI may go for the silver bars.
I made my own silver spacers for my last bike but I have since changed jobs and no longer have access to a lathe. Iv been looking to buy.
From a quick ebay search there are loads available, you could always polish them up if they aren't shiny enough...0 -
ravey1981 wrote:Love this. Polished/silver headset spacers would look good. Shame there are no decent polished chainsets these days.... would really suit this bike.
Agreed, maybe a dura ace 7800 chainset would look better
Lovely build, especially the rims.I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0 -
Nice build.
I am sure it is possible to build up a Road Logic and make it look crap; but, thankfully, I have never seen anyone do it.
Such a nice looking frameset.0 -
stevie63 wrote:For Bottle Cages, I went with the following ones for mine. I think Steel ones really complement the bike at a fraction of the cost of Ti ones:
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/bottles-bottle-cages-blackburn-chicane-stainless-steel-bottle-cage/blacbotc295000000000
Thats what I've ordered for mine. Are they any good?0 -
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Silver spacers are easy to buy. I phone a distributor say i want some and they arrive. Just ask your lbs. I dont sell them online at present so there is no point at looking at me.
The best stainless cages without spending big sums are the king cages. Retail is around 15 quid. Nitto make really pretty ones but they are pricey particulalry their 48g hollow tube cage.http://www.thecycleclinic.co.uk -wheel building and other stuff.0 -
Evo Curve are interesting. I got them in the belief that flatter better on a steel bike. Had them before and liked them. But, I had thin bars on the Road Logic I had (Logic 2 I think) and now have Evo Curve on the Swiss Cross.
I think I now prefer thin bars on a steel bike. Suits the look better and, oddly, seem more comfy?My blog: http://www.roubaixcycling.cc (kit reviews and other musings)
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bendertherobot wrote:Evo Curve are interesting. I got them in the belief that flatter better on a steel bike. Had them before and liked them. But, I had thin bars on the Road Logic I had (Logic 2 I think) and now have Evo Curve on the Swiss Cross.
I think I now prefer thin bars on a steel bike. Suits the look better and, oddly, seem more comfy?
it was the logic 2 i ordered , great price from germany but they sent the evo curve and didn`t reply to emails when i tried to return them, so i made a partial claim through paypal and kept them. im going to see how i get on with them and make a decision in a few weeks/ months time.0 -
had my first ride yesterday, 45 miles quite lumpy. what a pleasure it was! I was surprised how fast it felt. smother than my carbon and didn't feel sluggish when climbing. I had a smile on my face the whole time . I really don't know if ill need my cube anymore.0
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gaanrowl wrote:had my first ride yesterday, 45 miles quite lumpy. what a pleasure it was! I was surprised how fast it felt. smother than my carbon and didn't feel sluggish when climbing. I had a smile on my face the whole time . I really don't know if ill need my cube anymore.
Yep. Smoother than carbon covers it. Witchcraft I reckon.My blog: http://www.roubaixcycling.cc (kit reviews and other musings)
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