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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Portland, OR
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My blue Pinarello. I've wanted Italian steel for soooo long. Finally got this ride a couple years ago.
Lester Luallin
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Douglasville, GA
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I was playing around with my camera last night and decided this morning while uploading, I am horrible at taking pictures.
Frame was made by a guy in California that I bought from on Ebay 105 derailleurs, shifters and crank Ritchey handlebar with Cinelli tape Campagnolo headset Mavic CXP21 rims with Ultegra hubs and Michelin Pro Race tires Tiagra brakes with replaceable cartridge pads Nashbar seatpost with Gipiemme saddle Nashbar Ventoux pedals Cateye Enduro computer Cheap Bell bag and Zefal waterbottles from Wally World Last edited by zman92atl : 24-01.-2004 at 12:57 AM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Biella - Italy
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I bought a new TCR Giant also, will be ready in the next week |
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Nice wheels!! ![]() |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Maine, USA
Posts: 116
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My Baby with some new Shimano Dura Ace Carbon wheels...
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KUOTA Kredo: 14.5 lbs Dura Ace Controls FSA Carbon Pro Team Crankset C.A.T. USA Brakeset Kuota Carbon Post / San Marco Carbon Saddle Cinelli RAM Bar/ Stem American Classic Carbon Tubular 700c Tufo S3 Lite 215 Tubulars **Team SMCC Racing** Last edited by mjolnir2k : 29-01.-2004 at 10:54 AM. |
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#231 |
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Ok, here she is...just finished the build.
Pedal Force ZX2, Campy Chorus, FSA Compact... |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Minnesota, U.S.A.
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Very Nice... (Excuse me for asking, but Pedal Force is the brand?)
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Pedal Force is one retailer/importer of carbon monocoque frames built by Martec in Taiwan. Martec's production line is responsible for (among others), carbon frames sold as BP Stealth, EPX, Supergo, Kestral (Talon models). I think they built a few Look models at one time as well. The bikes they build for different retailers differ in that the molds are not the same but the production methods are. My frame doesn't look like a Talon but it's made the same. It also costs 1/3 as much as any comparable carbon monococque frames sold under a well-known brand name. I haven't ridden it yet, it's presently 10 degrees Farenheit here...but the build went smoothly and the fit and finish seem superb. It's clear-coat over the carbon except where it's black at the joints...I presume to camoflage where the carbon weave collides from different directions. The fork and seatpost are both from Pedal Force as well. http://www.pedalforce.com |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: LEEDS, ENGLAND
Posts: 208
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Stunning bike! give us some more info as to ur set-up? The price is excellent i'm about to excercise my credit card! Got some pics u can share with us? The seat post looks a wonder! |
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Before you get too excited, the seatpost is a piece of ****e. I'm sending it back. No matter how hard I torque the bolt the tilt angle adjustment can be moved by hand. I just ordered a Campy Chorus carbon seat post from Excelsports.com As for the setup, here's the complete list of componantry and weights: FRAME PEDAL FORCE ZX2 1.334 Fork PEDAL FORCE FFN .364 HEADSET Cane Creek I-S2 .090 SEATPOST PEDAL FORCE P1 .165 CRANKSET FSA Carbon Pro Compact .548 F. DERAILEUR Chorus double .074 R. DERAILEUR Chorus short .202 LEVERS Chorus .398 CABLES Campagnolo Ergo .250** BRAKES Chorus .358 BOTTOM BRACKET FSA Platinum Pro Ti .180 CASSETTE American Classic 12/25 .290 SADDLE Selle Italia Max Flite Gel Flow .310 HEADSET SPACERS Spinergy Carbon .012 HANDLEBAR TAPE Cinelli Cork .048 CHAIN Wipperman Nickel .296 STEM ITM Millenium 110mm .140*** HANDLEBARS ITM Millenium 44mm .215*** Wheels Cane Creek Aerohead SG 1.784 PEDALS Time Impact Magnesium .290 Skewers Nashbar .098 Tubes blackburn thin .200 Tires Continental Ultra 2000 fold 25mm .412 Rim Tape Velox .**** ** pre-trim *** unverified **** weighed with wheels 8.058 k 17lb. 12.24oz. I have NOT weighed the actual, built up bike yet. I may or may not be going to different wheels soon. I'll take some detail shots and put them on my web page since I doubt people want to see a whole mess of them lading here. I'll post as soon as they're online. Escept for the two "unverified" items which I forgot to weigh...I personally weighed everything on a kitchen scale that's only accurate within 2 grams. Hence the need to weigh the complete bike...which is out of the scale's range. |
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: LEEDS, ENGLAND
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Oh dear! sorry to hear about ur seat post! just out of intrest how tall r u and wots the frame size? thanks |
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I'm 5'9" and the frame is 56cm. Apparently due to the utter lack of instructions packed with the frame, I failed to use a washer that was intended for use with the seat post. Now that part of the friction surface has been worn smooth I'm still sending it back and I'll never know if it was a great post at a bargain price. Oh well. I have a bunch of detailed photos online at http://smallproblem.com/carbon/ now. |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Pakenham, Australia
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Mines a Giant CFR2, beautiful huh! |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Maine, USA
Posts: 116
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Exchanged my Dura Ace crank for an FSA Carbon...Couldn't edit my previous post (Forum limitation) so I am re-posting pic.
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KUOTA Kredo: 14.5 lbs Dura Ace Controls FSA Carbon Pro Team Crankset C.A.T. USA Brakeset Kuota Carbon Post / San Marco Carbon Saddle Cinelli RAM Bar/ Stem American Classic Carbon Tubular 700c Tufo S3 Lite 215 Tubulars **Team SMCC Racing** |
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