SS project

emseens · November 2012

Hi.
After selling my cannondale rize140, I decided to build some SS.
Today I bought brand new TREK RIG from my local bike shop for ~455pounds

Frame: TREK RIG
Forks: FOX RL
Bars: Bontrager Race Big Sweep
Stem: Bontrager SSR
Grips: Bontrager

Brake set: Avid Juicy 3
Rotors: Avid G2

Seat: Bontrager EVOKE R1
Seat Post: Bontrager

Cranks: Truvative “crap”
Pedals: some plastic crap

Wheelset: Bontrager Mustang SS
Tires: Bontrager 29-3

I'm planing to change: brakes, cranks, handle bar, seat post, stem, grips, pedals, rotors, seat, wheels (a bit later)

Next week I will order some new bits from bike-discount.de

cat_with_no_tail · November 2012

lol!

So you buy a new bike, then change over everything apart from the frame and forks?

should'veboughtanotherbike/10

The Northern Monkey · November 2012

+1..

emseens · November 2012

Mhm, math isn't your strong side, I think. Trek offered me frame for 250 pounds, and how much cost new FOX fork?

P.s. 570 eur cost that bike

cat_with_no_tail · November 2012

I'm not the one who just spent €570 on a singlespeed bike I intend to change pretty much everything on. I don't think it's my maths we need to be worrying about here chap.

The important thing is that you're happy with your new bi.......... oh, wait, never mind.

emseens · November 2012

Yes, it isn't rational, but it's a lot more cheaper then separate frame and forks

emseens · December 2012

I decided to not update my bike, but buy new lap top
Saddle fizik tundra 2
Seat post thomson elite

70\ʹspenguin · December 2012

Where are the lap top pics?

emseens · December 2012

This isn't computer geek forum

The Rookie · December 2012

I see where Emseens is coming from, at £455 that is a bargain for what you get, he could have sold on the as new stuff taken off for close to what some of the upgrades would have cost!

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