2015 Tarmac Pro Disk
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Had my hands on one of these yesterday, I have to say I'm a fan. the 58cm weighed in at 8.1kg neat with Speedplays, Quarq, Cages and K-edge stem mount. Not many areas it can go on a diet tho it seems.
Spec sheet was:
44cm Bars with standard tape and plugs
110cm Stem
R785 Shifters
6870 Mechs
R785 Callipers
140mm Centrelock Ice tech rotors
110mm Quarq/Compact praxis rings
Speedplay Stainless pedals
Dave-O Cages
Roval CLX40 Disk wheelset
Turbo Pro 25mm Tyres
Spec sheet was:
44cm Bars with standard tape and plugs
110cm Stem
R785 Shifters
6870 Mechs
R785 Callipers
140mm Centrelock Ice tech rotors
110mm Quarq/Compact praxis rings
Speedplay Stainless pedals
Dave-O Cages
Roval CLX40 Disk wheelset
Turbo Pro 25mm Tyres
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Will be interesting to see how light people can make these
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Rides beautiful, better manners than my SL4 on rough decents and just feels more comfortable to ride IMO.
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at 8.1kg not a good result
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A fine example of a disc-roadie showing where to save and spend money for a genuine smart build.
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^ no kidding....that build was probably a lot less and 2kg less weight.
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If I want lighter ill jump on my SL4 :p
If I want to be comfortable bombing things I'll ride this. Was never intended as a WW bike being the groupset has a massive penalty weight wise so while I am a fan of that linked bike he can keep the SHAM group and I'll keep my Shimano gear :p
If I want to be comfortable bombing things I'll ride this. Was never intended as a WW bike being the groupset has a massive penalty weight wise so while I am a fan of that linked bike he can keep the SHAM group and I'll keep my Shimano gear :p
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I did notice the differences in frame size and different group set up before my first post here. It was your "Not many areas it can go on a diet tho it seems." expression which led me to link you eliflap's bike ,which IMO is one of the "best (smartest)" builds on WW though it never will get the attention it deserves. Further there is no "Show us your Flyxi" post here.
So sorry for the misunderstanding.
Intention was to show the formula for an excellent mix of frame and components .HNY.
So sorry for the misunderstanding.
Intention was to show the formula for an excellent mix of frame and components .HNY.
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bura wrote:A fine example of a disc-roadie showing where to save and spend money for a genuine smart build.
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Nice example
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KarlC wrote:bura wrote:A fine example of a disc-roadie showing where to save and spend money for a genuine smart build.
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Nice example
many thanks
frame 350 usd, direct from flyxii factory
crankset, used, 220 usd on ebay
ring, new, custom, from Garbaruk, 55 euro
brakes/shifters, new, from ebay at 300 usd
hubs, used from a friend, 70 euro
rims from Nextie Bikes , 230 usd
fork from USA , new, 500 usd
rotors, new from a friend, 150 euro
rear derailleur, new, german shop, 180 euro
saddle, prototype, in use since 16-18 months but not mine
handlebar , new on aliexpress, 50 usd
(join the bar with the handlebar, custom made, price on request to Mattias Hellore directly)
seatpost collar, used, buoght here on market place 4 years ago
seatpost, used, bought on ebay 2 years ago, not remeber well, around 50-60 usd
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bura wrote:I did notice the differences in frame size and different group set up before my first post here. It was your "Not many areas it can go on a diet tho it seems." expression which led me to link you eliflap's bike ,which IMO is one of the "best (smartest)" builds on WW though it never will get the attention it deserves. Further there is no "Show us your Flyxi" post here.
So sorry for the misunderstanding.
Intention was to show the formula for an excellent mix of frame and components .HNY.
Sorry didn't mean to sound like a prick, I need to work on that hahaha. I understood where you wrre coming from and as much as I love that bike on how it looks and the parts used for a smart as f#^k build its not my thing from a ride point of veiw.
I could shed weight with stem, bars, skewers, etc but I decided from the beginning that this wouldn't be a WW biuild up my mates S-Works module with DA/R785 build that is being pieced together next week may be a different story.
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