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Rumsas
PostPosted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 4:59 pm 
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Yes those ltd. edition paint jobs where just epic. i hope you get your bike painted like that @Paddyrider, that would be sick.

@majklnajt I really like the all black look of the new stealth 3T, i'am just not mad about the quality they make.
Maybe i should give some blacked out Easton a try, i'll think about that.

Btw. i have finished the front wheel today. Looking good i think
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Rumsas
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12x23 wrote:
I have two, one Lampre Caffita and one like LD001's, with Record 10. I have very minor crazing, really not even noticeable on one at one of the carbon/aluminum bonds. I have a few bikes and these are my favorite.

Still could kick myself for not buying one of those System 6's with that natural aluminum/carbon finish ,,,

Owner of 2. lucky guy :beerchug:
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Rumsas
PostPosted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 5:09 pm 
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majklnajt wrote:
Dimitri wrote:
-6* does look a bit funny, i have one on my caad 7 and definitely have plans to change it.

Or, paint an Easton 10 degree stem into 3T stealth :thumbup:

edit: or paint the -17 3T stem into "stealth".... if you can ride that drop.... or leave more spacers....
I find 2 cm of spacers reasonable looking...

Another thing about the bike is, that the fork steerer is very short. definitely no room for spacers, and a stem with 36mm in stack height would be the best. Some would call it a problem, i think it's perfect :D ( my back don't )
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 8:58 pm 
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Wow, this wheels looks very good!! :thumbup:
You buid wheels on your own?

This means you need a Newton stem.... I got one, 130 mm ;)
You could make it black.... 8)

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PostPosted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 9:25 pm 
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The wheels look great, looking forward to the build!
I'll post some recent pics of my cannondale
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Thanks @majklnajt :beerchug: And yes i build them myself. I have just finished the rear wheel, i will post pics tomorrow.

Maybe i should buy that Newton from you, It would look awesome


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It is so cool @masters324. That bike really inspire me. But i like the old bar better, what was that? btw. the hollowgrams are perfect :shock:
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Rumsas wrote:
Thanks @majklnajt :beerchug: And yes i build them myself. I have just finished the rear wheel, i will post pics tomorrow.
Maybe i should buy that Newton from you, It would look awesome

Cool! BTW, how much did you pay for those Zipp rims?

Maybe. Take your time, think about it, dont hurry. I will keep it for you if you decide ;)

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Damn these were nice bikes!
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Those were the best dale years - right before they sold. The six 13 was a little of a mess, but a great bike - had one myself. They made the seat tube carbon, then not. Then they came out with the system six which is still is and will always be one bad a$$ bike. The best dale they ever made - way better than the EVO.

Enjoy - looking forward to the build.
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Rumsas
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I made a great deal ( about 300 euro ) on some zipp 404's, with cracked hubs. i sold the hubs, and got some brand new Mig-Mag's.
And here they are, better than new.
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Great @majklnajt :beerchug:
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Good business! :thumbup:

They look very good!

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This was mine before I sold it
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Would have kept it if it was one size bigger. It was pieced together for the most part but I loved it!
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