C'dale Flash HM1 26" Sub 8Kg
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hi there,
I am quite new here.
here is one of my bikes.
Frame: Flash Hi Mod 2011 – Taglia M
Fork: Lefty XLR 100 Carbon 2011 – Xloc
Stem: Extralite Ultrastem OC 100mm: Cannondale SI SL, BB30 131mm, XX 26/39 + Spider XX + spessore in alluminio :no:
Catena: Sram PG 1090 10 speed
Mavic SLR 2010 for Lefty 1520gr
Kenda Karma 120tpi 2.0 + Stans Notubes
Tune DC17
Crank Brothers 4ti
Bar: Mcfk 600mm NBE
Seatpost: Mcfk 27.2*400mm
seatclamp: Mcfk 30mm
MCFK Steerer Tube
Tune Speedneedle Alcantara
Formula R1 + kit Carbonio + Matchmkaers
160/140 Formula mini mono / X2 Race Edition
Triggers XX
FD: Sram XX S3 29/36 BP
RD: Sram XX Long Cage
Sram XX 11/36
Bottlecage: New Ultiamate
bar grips: Extralite
weight as is: 7.770gr
The objective was to make a reliable bike that I could use in all conditions.
This is the only MTB I own so it has to fit all conditions, I use it normally 2 times a week and one more ride on the road bike.
You would say the wheels are not matching the rest of the bike - is something that I hear a lot - but i really like this wheels in terms of stiffness therefore never changed them.
the wheels weight 1520grso it would be really easy to put bikes weight under 7,400gr.
meanwhile I also bought my first road bike (TArmac) therefore the small funds available have now to be split between the two bikes.
cheers and hope you like it.
I am quite new here.
here is one of my bikes.
Frame: Flash Hi Mod 2011 – Taglia M
Fork: Lefty XLR 100 Carbon 2011 – Xloc
Stem: Extralite Ultrastem OC 100mm: Cannondale SI SL, BB30 131mm, XX 26/39 + Spider XX + spessore in alluminio :no:
Catena: Sram PG 1090 10 speed
Mavic SLR 2010 for Lefty 1520gr
Kenda Karma 120tpi 2.0 + Stans Notubes
Tune DC17
Crank Brothers 4ti
Bar: Mcfk 600mm NBE
Seatpost: Mcfk 27.2*400mm
seatclamp: Mcfk 30mm
MCFK Steerer Tube
Tune Speedneedle Alcantara
Formula R1 + kit Carbonio + Matchmkaers
160/140 Formula mini mono / X2 Race Edition
Triggers XX
FD: Sram XX S3 29/36 BP
RD: Sram XX Long Cage
Sram XX 11/36
Bottlecage: New Ultiamate
bar grips: Extralite
weight as is: 7.770gr
The objective was to make a reliable bike that I could use in all conditions.
This is the only MTB I own so it has to fit all conditions, I use it normally 2 times a week and one more ride on the road bike.
You would say the wheels are not matching the rest of the bike - is something that I hear a lot - but i really like this wheels in terms of stiffness therefore never changed them.
the wheels weight 1520grso it would be really easy to put bikes weight under 7,400gr.
meanwhile I also bought my first road bike (TArmac) therefore the small funds available have now to be split between the two bikes.
cheers and hope you like it.
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Tomstr wrote:Agreed, this one is HOT!
Do you feel any difference in flex with this seatpost instead of the Cannondale one?
A set of light wheels with green accents would seal the deal.
Hi there, thank you for your comments.
i never had the standard cannondale post. this was a tailor made biuld.
this post is awsome (109gr) and great quality. quite pricy but....
Are you using an aftermarket carbon steerer tube to be able to use the 1 1/8" stem?
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split wrote:Are you using an aftermarket carbon steerer tube to be able to use the 1 1/8" stem?
Looks like a Mattias Hellore (Experimental Prototype) steerer!
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Mine is UD butted carbon, MCFK is weave, a bit different.
Experimental Prototype
MCFK it is
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My favorite hardtail. I also prefer it on 26 wheels
nice one!
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