Colnago Prestige

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pje0713
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by pje0713

I'm done for the time being with changes to the Colnago Prestige I've mentioned in my C59 thread, so I thought I should give it its own thread.

This bike started out at over 21 lbs. It was sold by Colnago as complete bike with a Ultegra build (but 105 cassette), DT swiss 485D wheels, shimano skewer and colnago aluminum seatpost, stem, and handlebars.

The first thing I did was change the wheels and tires. I went to Stan's ZTR Crest tubeless with DT Swiss spokes, brass nipples, and Chris King ISO Disc Hubs and KCNC z6 stainless skewers. I started with racing ralphs but after a sudden blowout I switched to Vittoria Cross XG Pros, the racing ralphs would have saved another 4 oz/110g but I'm much more confident with these tires on the bike... they are on there like they are bolted on.

Went from 3.82kg for wheels and skewers to 3.07kg, losing 750g / 1lb 10oz. The bike was 19lb, 10oz with the racing ralphs, 19lb, 14oz with the vittorias.

After changing a bunch of components (sometimes a couple times), I ended up with the following...
-white carbon colnago post (220g) I took off of my C59 over to the prestige (replacing the white aluminum one weighing 290g)
-deda zero100 servizio corse stem (128g) for the colnago one,
-deda presa carbon bars - 220g (replacing aluminum colnago HB02 - 295g)
-selle italia slr kit carbonio flow - 126g (replacing a superheavy Colnago branded selle italia XC - 295g)
-kcnc seatpost clamp 14.5g - (replacing colnago branded one - 22.2g)
-blackburn camber cf bottle cage with 2 kcnc bottle cage bolts - 28.1g
-black deda perforated bar tape - 47g
-crank brothers eggbeaters 11 ti pedals -180g

New final weight is 18 lb, 11 oz with pedals, garmin sensor and magnets and everything else.

Here are current pics.

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*edited multiple times to add various component weights...
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by pje0713

A couple more pics

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I like this.
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Almost forgot... one minor touch was a custom machined top cap with WC stripes and colnago clover leaf logo from these guys... http://www.kapz.co.uk/

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Also have the world champion edition chris king headset spacers... but I think I'll be taking them off. They're heavier than carbon spacers, they don't match the wc colors on the bike exactly, and they're just too busy overall on the steerer. I think black carbon spacers will help the spacers blend into black on the headset and toptube.

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I have pics of most if not all the individual components being weighed but didn't want throw a million photos on the thread. Let me know if you're interested in anything in particular.

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by kgt

Would prefer it with campy but it looks great already!

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by mvacolnago

What is the rear wheel spacing for the Prestige 130mm or 135mm?

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by pje0713

rear wheel spacing is 135

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A couple minor tweaks:

-Removed the Chris King spacers and went all black carbon. I like the look better and it saved 5 grams or so.

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-Got a Superzero post in white...
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swapped bolts for ti,

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all that for a total savings of 10g from my cut colnago post with bolt swapped for ti....

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New weight is 8.44 kg or 18lbs, 9.7oz.

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Cross season is here again...

Got some new Enve wheels with dugast tubulars, swapped the skewers back to beefy salsas for durability, added a quark pm, put on Shimano PD-M980 xtr Race Pedals, and swapped to a romin saddle.

Now sits at 18 lbs, 7 oz.

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by stormur

FD housing should be around HT … looks better and it's easier for adjustments on inliner, + u have plenty of cables to shorten :)
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Nice. Now let's see this thing in action. Muddy and happy.
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by pje0713

Stormur... If you look close at latest pics you can see the fd housing is now around ht. that was a change since last year too.

Thanks calnago - I'll try to remember to update with a muddy pic soon

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by ultyguy

Sweet ride! Which Enve wheels/hubs did you go for? Are you running 10 speed or 11 speed?

After the start he's had this year, a certain Van der Poel boy might be riding something just like that later by the end of the season....

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