Kinesis 4S
angry_bird
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Decided to get a new bike for winter. Stipulations were discs, tubeless ready wheels, clearance for 28mm tyres if I want them with mudguards, and similar angles to my CAAD 12. I got through two rear rims on the CAAD 8 last winter and didn't want the faff of going through that again.
So, until Thursday the plan was for a 4S with a 6800 disc groupset, then I got offered a cheap cheap upgrade to Di2. Bit of a no brainer, no more cruddy rusty cables.
Spec:
Kinesis 4S 57cm
Ultegra 6870 Disc Groupset with 140mm IceTech rotors, 105 carbon pedals, 6800 Stages
DT Swiss R23 Spline wheels with Conti 4Season 25mm for now
Selle Italia SLR saddle, 3T seatpost and stem, Storck RBC220 bar.
I know the cages won't be to everyone's taste, but I had them lying around so why not. Went for 75 miles or so in the Peak District earlier and loved it.
So, until Thursday the plan was for a 4S with a 6800 disc groupset, then I got offered a cheap cheap upgrade to Di2. Bit of a no brainer, no more cruddy rusty cables.
Spec:
Kinesis 4S 57cm
Ultegra 6870 Disc Groupset with 140mm IceTech rotors, 105 carbon pedals, 6800 Stages
DT Swiss R23 Spline wheels with Conti 4Season 25mm for now
Selle Italia SLR saddle, 3T seatpost and stem, Storck RBC220 bar.
I know the cages won't be to everyone's taste, but I had them lying around so why not. Went for 75 miles or so in the Peak District earlier and loved it.
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Nice
Can I ask what guards you are running? My chromoplastics have had it so need a new set and yours look pretty sleek0 -
timbo_tim wrote:Nice
Can I ask what guards you are running? My chromoplastics have had it so need a new set and yours look pretty sleek
Thanks
They're chromoplastics that I'begot on there actually. Probably just look new!0 -
Looks a nice frame that
Some impressive geo for a winter rideI'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0 -
Nice bike. Proper racy winter set up.0
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Thanks very much, so far I'm happy with it, although the Di2 is taking some getting used to.0
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Awesome choice for winter bike! Di2 is great in the winter (as long as you're gloves are tactile enough).0