Post Your Road Bikes (Read 1st post for guide)

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Post Your Road Bikes (Read 1st post for guide)
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flag crs-one
Posted: Mar 8, 2018 at 6:36 Quote
"new bitch" that's been on this earth longer than I have.

Soon as I can get that god damn stem out of there and start building. Don't want to bash on any of it because it's all $$$ but f*ck me is it ever annoying.
flag sherbet
Posted: Mar 8, 2018 at 17:38 Quote
I mean, when people get a new bitch they don't typically mean a newborn.

Tried taking it to the local bike shop?
flag lord-benjamin-coketon-of-baja
Posted: Mar 13, 2018 at 7:42 Quote
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I just built up this Roubaix Elite last week
flag lblizzard
Posted: Mar 13, 2018 at 9:09 Quote
Road ride till the woods dry out, this is last spring (Felt FX85)
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flag seraph
Posted: Mar 13, 2018 at 9:19 Quote
velo-suburbia wrote:
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I just built up this Roubaix Elite last week

I love those old Roubaix models. So much nicer than the new ones.
flag lord-benjamin-coketon-of-baja
Posted: Mar 13, 2018 at 12:09 Quote
seraph wrote:
velo-suburbia wrote:
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I just built up this Roubaix Elite last week

I love those old Roubaix models. So much nicer than the new ones.
I'm thinking of selling it if you're interested. I don't really need another road bike, but I do want to get a fat bike.
flag seraph
Posted: Mar 13, 2018 at 13:00 Quote
velo-suburbia wrote:
seraph wrote:
velo-suburbia wrote:
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I just built up this Roubaix Elite last week

I love those old Roubaix models. So much nicer than the new ones.
I'm thinking of selling it if you're interested. I don't really need another road bike, but I do want to get a fat bike.

Heh, no thanks. When my Addict is done being modified with new rims, cassette, chain, derailleur, and chain ring, it will be sub-15 lbs lol I'll be all set.
flag memento-mori
Posted: Mar 17, 2018 at 15:00 Quote
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My new frame went in production this week, should arrive within 3 / 4 weeks time.

Still need to decide on the group set, wheels will be another pair of Bora wheels.
flag lord-benjamin-coketon-of-baja
Posted: Mar 18, 2018 at 8:54 Quote
seraph wrote:
velo-suburbia wrote:
seraph wrote:


I love those old Roubaix models. So much nicer than the new ones.
I'm thinking of selling it if you're interested. I don't really need another road bike, but I do want to get a fat bike.

Heh, no thanks. When my Addict is done being modified with new rims, cassette, chain, derailleur, and chain ring, it will be sub-15 lbs lol I'll be all set.
Nice. My Allez is sub 18.5lbs., not too shabby for an aluminum bike.
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flag memento-mori
Posted: Mar 18, 2018 at 12:12 Quote
Mines 16,3 lbs, not bad for a piece of steel. Big Grin
flag sherbet
Posted: Mar 18, 2018 at 12:38 Quote
Kona Rove LTD frame showed up a few days ago. Frame, size 56 (58cm TT) is 6lbs. Fork is 550g with all the stuff in it; expanding nut, axle, etc. Both have clearance for 700x45 tires.
flag seraph
Posted: Mar 18, 2018 at 14:18 Quote
sherbet wrote:
Kona Rove LTD frame showed up a few days ago. Frame, size 56 (58cm TT) is 6lbs. Fork is 550g with all the stuff in it; expanding nut, axle, etc. Both have clearance for 700x45 tires.

I really like my Hutchinson 35 tubeless tires. I ran 40s for a while but I like to run higher pressure than most. Hutchinson was one of the first names in the tubeless road game and their bead seal game is on point.
flag crs-one
Posted: Mar 23, 2018 at 11:22 Quote
Okay just to add to the onslaught of Specialized bikes....here is my Allez Epic.

17.7 pounds as pictured with pedals, pump, one cage and zero tubes.

epic allez

Frame: Specialized Allez Epic 60cm
Fork: Unknown alloy/carbon 1" threadless
Headset: FSA 1" threadless upside-down
Bar: Salsa Cowbell 3, 44cm
Tape: Profile Drive, blank bar ends
Stem: Raleigh 100mm (might hit it with a wire wheel to try to match the lugs a bit better)
Seat: old-ass Specialized Toupe
Seatpost: Bontrager RXL w/ logos and graphics sanded off
Shifters: SRAM Red 10s
Derailleurs: SRAM Red 10s, short rear/braze-on front w/ Shimano adapter
Brakes: SRAM Red w/ Swissstop pads and linear pull housing
Wheels: Prime Road Race w/ stock tape + alu valves
Tires: Schwalbe Pro One 28c, tubeless with no sealant
flag jackstack
Posted: Mar 24, 2018 at 13:28 Quote
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Let go of this beauty today, Whenever they release the Disc version I'll be on that ASAP I have other bikes in the meantime
flag emuvonart
Posted: Mar 26, 2018 at 5:03 Quote
From Principia to Cannondale - changed frame and tyres - 7,9 kg to 7 kg Smile



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