Klein Qunatum

cycleclinic

I got this last year from a chap in the Netherlands. It is a 61cm frame which is bigger than I normally ride but since it was at the right price and I have always wanted one I thought what the hell.









spec

Current spec changes
ITM millenium carbon bars (NOS) fitted these are 215g and that saves 85g from memory. the reach on the bars is a bit long though.
Cinelli Grammo stem 130mm
Dura Ace 7700 BB saving 50g over the ultegra part 173g?
Dura Ace 9 speed cassette 161g
KMC x10SL
Dura Ace 7700 chainset 613g
Dura Ace 7410 headset
Dura Ace 7700 brakes with SRP Ti bolt kit. Felt quite luckly to find that.
Dura Ace 7700 STI's - now broken but I have an NOS set to go on
Dura Ace 7700 rear mech partially tuned with a blue alloy main pivot bolt and blue pulley screws I have forgotten the final weight. Carbon pulley and other alloy bolts yet to be fitted.
Campagnolo Record pedals
Thompson Masterpiece seat post
BERK blue leather padded carbon saddle
38mm carbon tubular CX-ray SP spokes Carbon Ti hubs 1020g for the bare wheels 25mm Vittoria Corsa CX tyres
Ebay Ti skewers 43g
Current weight 7.07kg

How it rides= smiles for miles. I love it.

rgliniany

I love Klein paint.... Looks awesome

Paul 8v

I've never seen any of their road bikes, that's very nice.

napoleond

Looks much nicer than the Look!

ugo.santalucia

what the hell, why not adding a 14th bike to the rooster... makes perfect sense :-)

cycleclinic

there are 16 in fact if I include the now dead TT bike.

ugo.santalucia

thecycleclinic wrote:

there are 16 in fact if I include the now dead TT bike.

Do you think you have a hoarding problem?
I once met a guy in Leatherhead who has over 100 bicycles that span from the 1920s to the modern days... with a passion for the 1980s and 1990s... a fascinating collection, if futile, as most of them are stored in various bedrooms and never used

xcMuttley

Well its official...I want a Klein Quantum. Lovely bike!