Whats in the bag?

spasypaddy · July 2011

whats in the bag?

This is in the bag

Build List
Frame: Look 695 SR medium
Forks: Look 695 SR
Bars: 3T Ergosum Team
Stem: Look C Stem
Headset: Look 695 Integrated
Bar Tape: Look

Front Brake Lever: Dura Ace 7900
Front Caliper: Token/Planet X lightweight anodised red
Rear Brake Lever: Dura Ace 7900
Rear Caliper: Token/Planet X lightweight anodised red

Shifters: Dura Ace
Cables: Jagwire
Front Mech: Dura Ace 7900 Braze on
Rear Mech: Dura Ace 7900

Seat: Fizik Arione
Seat Post: Integrated Ti2 EPost currently with medium inserts
Seat Post Clamp: None

Cranks: ZED 2 Crank
Chainring(s): Looks 50x34
Chain: Dura Ace 7900
Cassette: 105 11-27
Pedals: Speedplay Zero Stainless Steel
Bottom Bracket: ZED 2

Front Wheel: Fulcrum Racing 3
Tube: Specialized
Tire: Continental GP4000s

Back Wheel: Fulcrum Racing 3
Tube: Specialized
Tire: Continental GP4000s

Accessories: Garmin Edge 800, Fizik medium saddle bag, Exposure flare rear light, Look bottle cages, token chain catcher

Weight: Dunno yet

Other info: Anyone know how to get a garmin mount on the C stem?

JRooke · July 2011

the pictures as so bad its hard to tell what was in the bag :shock:

spasypaddy · July 2011

then read the build list. thats pretty comprehensive. or alternatively dont post.

nferrar · July 2011

Nice, picked mine up on the weekend to, same colour/similar parts. I had heard you can mount a garmin on the stem but without getting massive o-rings I can't see how, ended up putting mine on the bars. How long you had it? Looks new apart from the wheels, interested to hear how you're getting on with it.

spasypaddy · July 2011

nferrar, thanks for the comments

Brand new, straight out the packaging bits:
frame set
handlebars
bottle cages (2nd hand but no use)
cables
front and rear derauiller
chain

Off my broken planet x
stis
wheels, tyres, tubes
pedals
saddle

It was built last night and finished at midnight, had a quick 8mile spin on it last night but will get a proper ride in tonight on it.

Weighed it at lunch time 15.12lb without bottles, saddle bag, rear light or garmin.

I have actually also managed to stretch the O-rings enough to fit my garmin 800 on the stem. Its narrower than the stem.

Anonymous · July 2011

Did that crap camera come in the bag, too ?

Nice bike, though.

spasypaddy · July 2011

sorry i spend my money not on a nikon d90 but on cycling stuff.

Anonymous · July 2011

spasypaddy wrote:

sorry i spend my money not on a nikon d90 but on cycling stuff.

Wooohh. Anyway, why the username ?

spasypaddy · July 2011

was watching max and paddys road to nowhere when i signed up and it was a name from it that stuck absolutely no idea why seeing as im not irish and thankfully not disabled.

hopper1 · July 2011

spasypaddy wrote:

sorry i spend my money not on a nikon d90 but on cycling stuff.

You don't need a Nikon D90 to get clear images, but phone cameras are shite!
If you're going to post images of your new pride and joy, you could at least pose them properly and take your bike pictures to show it at it's best.
Or, delete pics and see how many people bother to read through the spec list...
Giving attitude to criticism is OTT, too. :roll:

rolf_f · July 2011

nferrar wrote:

Nice, picked mine up on the weekend to, same colour/similar parts. I had heard you can mount a garmin on the stem but without getting massive o-rings I can't see how, ended up putting mine on the bars. How long you had it? Looks new apart from the wheels, interested to hear how you're getting on with it.

You could probably do it by looping two O rings together - so they only have to reach from underneath the stem to their lug.

drkawaszelong · July 2011

nice, saw one in flesh on sunday...my jaw dropped

also, the guy said it's hard/impossible to get a garmin 800 onto that fat stem, so it'll have to go on the bars.... right pain in the *beep* with ocd.

spasypaddy · July 2011

DrK i got my garmin on the stem.

heres a newer better pic

bearfraser · July 2011

" If LOOKs could kill they probably will in games without frontiers"

spasypaddy · July 2011

Oh and i weighed it with no bottles, saddle bag, rear light or garmin (but mount left on) 15.12lb
with garmin but nothing else (ie TT set up) 16.00lb

Gazzaputt · July 2011

Three things spoil it for me.

The saddle bag, white cable outers and the wheels.

Looks like it's crying out for some deep rims.

Nice small saddle pack neatly tucked under the saddle.

Black or red cables housing Nokon would look a treat.

Great looking frameset.

spasypaddy · July 2011

Gazzaputt wrote:

Three things spoil it for me.

The saddle bag, white cable outers and the wheels.

Looks like it's crying out for some deep rims.

Nice small saddle pack neatly tucked under the saddle.

Black or red cables housing Nokon would look a treat.

Great looking frameset.

i like to be self sufficient on the road and do a fair amount on my own, hence the decent sized saddle bag. but i agree its big.

wheels are on their way, going to get some cole c50 wheels when evans get them in

i agree about the housing, was meant to be black but the white stuff comes with the frameset so decided to stick with it. was going to put black housing on it.

rolf_f · July 2011

Gazzaputt wrote:

Looks like it's crying out for some deep rims.

Gahhh, why spoil an elegant looking bike with clunky deep rims?! Agree on the cables though!

Ben6899 · July 2011

Of all the LOOK bikes; the blurry ones are the best by far.

Seriously though - nice bike!

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