My Project Dogma Think2
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Hi all,
Would like to share my new bike that, I fixed up all by myself.
Components List
- Dogma think2 65.1 8 (Frame size 470mm)
- Campagnolo BORA TWO ULTRA
- Pro Stealth EVO UD Carbon Handlebar and Stem (Compact Type) with PRO Bar tape
- Shimano Dura Ace 9070 Di2 (internal battery)
- Shimano Dura Ace 11 Speeds (11-28)
- Rotor QXL Chainring and 3D+ Crank set
- ROTOR BB Ceramic Bearing
- Selle Italia SLR Tekno Flow Saddle*Carbon
- Speedplay ZERO Titanium Pedals
- Elite Leggero Carbon Bottle Cage
- K-Edage PRO Road Chain Catches
Missed out this....
- Di2 satellite shifter at handler bar for hills climb.
Weighted at : 6.95kg.
BTW, I'm still trying to reduce the weight by another 100g more..
any suggestion please let me know....
Would like to share my new bike that, I fixed up all by myself.
Components List
- Dogma think2 65.1 8 (Frame size 470mm)
- Campagnolo BORA TWO ULTRA
- Pro Stealth EVO UD Carbon Handlebar and Stem (Compact Type) with PRO Bar tape
- Shimano Dura Ace 9070 Di2 (internal battery)
- Shimano Dura Ace 11 Speeds (11-28)
- Rotor QXL Chainring and 3D+ Crank set
- ROTOR BB Ceramic Bearing
- Selle Italia SLR Tekno Flow Saddle*Carbon
- Speedplay ZERO Titanium Pedals
- Elite Leggero Carbon Bottle Cage
- K-Edage PRO Road Chain Catches
Missed out this....
- Di2 satellite shifter at handler bar for hills climb.
Weighted at : 6.95kg.
BTW, I'm still trying to reduce the weight by another 100g more..
any suggestion please let me know....
Last edited by mightyduckie on Wed Jul 23, 2014 8:18 am, edited 2 times in total.
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more and better (bigger) pictures please
My Wilier Zero7: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=116053
And Ridley X-Fire Disc http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=124026&p=1056055#p1056055
And Ridley X-Fire Disc http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=124026&p=1056055#p1056055
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Sorry, I cant post a bigger photo here....
But you can click on the my photo to have bigger photo.
But you can click on the my photo to have bigger photo.
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mattyNor wrote:Loose that chain catcher since di2 will never drop a chain
Just want to be safe than sorry.....
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OK, from home it works. I can see bigger picture now.
Really nice bike. I was not able to see it from office due to firewall
I like the way it is built.
Really nice bike. I was not able to see it from office due to firewall
I like the way it is built.
My Wilier Zero7: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=116053
And Ridley X-Fire Disc http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=124026&p=1056055#p1056055
And Ridley X-Fire Disc http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=124026&p=1056055#p1056055
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Frankie13 wrote:How do you like the ceramic Rotor BB cubs? I have the steel currently installed with my 3D+ but was thinking to swap to the red ceramic.
Nice build!
Actually I still have the steel Rotor BB on my 1st bike with Rotor 3D+ Crank. (Still riding it since 2013)
I can't really tell the different between two of them.
just ride my dogma around 200km (125mile).
Sorry can't give you any feedback.
other reason will be should be factor in as well, example; wheels, weight, tyres and frame geometry and etc.
Weight wise : Steel at 83g and Ceramic at 84g from my scale. (diff only 1g or may be not)
But the Red BB really look nice compare to black BB.
Hope this will help you....
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martinko wrote:Don't hurry for reducing the weight, ride it and work on your position. The handlebars with levers pointing up and saddle down doesn't do well to the whole image of this bike
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Thanks for the feedback...
I can't adjust the handler bar angle because of my handler bar is integrated with stem.
Been riding couples of times, Yes, you are right I should work on my position more after riding it more.
May be I shall adjust the levers a little lower.
For the saddle, I like to point a little down to push me forward..
I don't know why, But I like the position while I'm climbing.
I'm more a climber.....
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Martin1977 wrote:OK, from home it works. I can see bigger picture now.
Really nice bike. I was not able to see it from office due to firewall
I like the way it is built.
Thanks for your kind C&C.
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Imaking20 wrote:Valbrona wrote:But why is the saddle pointing down so much?
Because aero
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