My new Cervelo R3 w/ Si SRM
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- pritchet74
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Complete build list to follow, but the highlights are:
Frame: Cervelo R3
Fork: 3T Funda Pro
Brakes: AX Lightness Perseus
Saddle: Fizik Arione (or Becker Carbon)
Cranks: Cannondale Si SL SRM
BB: the Ti/Starnut special
Brifters & RD: SRAM Red
FD: Dura-Ace
Seatpost: KCNC Ti Pro Lite
Chain: KMC
Cages: BTP
Pedals: Speedplay Zero Ti (black)
Waiting for my Zipp SL bars to arrive in the mail & there is a 3T stem that matches much better that'll go with it. The fork steerer will also be properly trimmed then as well. When that shows up I'll toss on some light wheels & get it weighed. My guess is that it'll be about 13.5# with the SRM.
The 1st ride was yesterday & it's an amazing bike. I have been riding bikes with less than perfect shifting for the last month so it was great to be back on a proper build with perfect shifting.
Frame: Cervelo R3
Fork: 3T Funda Pro
Brakes: AX Lightness Perseus
Saddle: Fizik Arione (or Becker Carbon)
Cranks: Cannondale Si SL SRM
BB: the Ti/Starnut special
Brifters & RD: SRAM Red
FD: Dura-Ace
Seatpost: KCNC Ti Pro Lite
Chain: KMC
Cages: BTP
Pedals: Speedplay Zero Ti (black)
Waiting for my Zipp SL bars to arrive in the mail & there is a 3T stem that matches much better that'll go with it. The fork steerer will also be properly trimmed then as well. When that shows up I'll toss on some light wheels & get it weighed. My guess is that it'll be about 13.5# with the SRM.
The 1st ride was yesterday & it's an amazing bike. I have been riding bikes with less than perfect shifting for the last month so it was great to be back on a proper build with perfect shifting.
Last edited by pritchet74 on Wed Jun 11, 2008 5:53 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Nice , but what is up with your saddle position
- coloclimber
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Low and Aero.
Nice bike Prichett. You now have 2 sweet '08 Cervelo's. You should start a WW Cervelo Mafia blog.
Are you planning on the white 3T stem and putting your own Ti bolts in there?
Nice bike Prichett. You now have 2 sweet '08 Cervelo's. You should start a WW Cervelo Mafia blog.
Are you planning on the white 3T stem and putting your own Ti bolts in there?
- pritchet74
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Willier wrote:Nice , but what is up with your saddle position
The saddle really is level, but the camera angle makes it look tilted up. I have the saddle shoved forward 'cause that's how I need it. It looks kinda funny, but it looks perfect when I am on the bike!
coloclimber wrote:Are you planning on the white 3T stem and putting your own Ti bolts in there?
Exactly. It's gunna be perdy.
NS wrote:Its a lovely bike but do you not have femurs your saddle setback is non existant
There's 3cm of setback. On my TT bike I am actually in front of the BB - I wanted both bikes to be "close" in position & this position is actually really nice on the road bike. I had my old Look 565 in this same position & when I switched from a 8cm setback position to the 3cm setback position I instantly gained 10 watts on the local 20 minute climb that I do. If anything my fitness has declined & the power gain has remained. The new position was created when I did a bike fit with a guy who does the aero bike fits for Team CSC.
fffastfaz wrote:Whoa Hollogram cranks!!!!!!
How? Please do tell..........
I'll get some pics of that up soon. Switching from a SRM Pro w/ a Phil Wood ti BB to this SRM & BB system dropped just over 270 grams from the bike.
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- coloclimber
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What amazes me is that people can judge a saddle position as being wrong just by looking at a bike without the rider on it.
OP has his priorities straight, he has consulted an aero guru and gets more power out of a 5cm more forward position than he used to ride- who cares how it looks?
If the saddle were way nose down or up that would be different. We are talking about set back here. Anyone ever read the myth of KOPS?
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/kops.html
OP has his priorities straight, he has consulted an aero guru and gets more power out of a 5cm more forward position than he used to ride- who cares how it looks?
If the saddle were way nose down or up that would be different. We are talking about set back here. Anyone ever read the myth of KOPS?
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/kops.html
- pritchet74
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Here's a pic of the BB to use the C'dale Si crankset with a standard BB shell.
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