Giant Defy Advanced SL 0 ISP - Team Blanco Giant
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Hi WW!
My first post here and this is my bike.
Giant Defy Advanced SL 0 ISP - Team Blanco Giant size M
With following specs: I know there is a standard specs list, but haven't weight all components separatly...
Giant Defy frame and fork
Ultegra 6800 groupset
Rotor 52/38
FSA OD2 headset
Giant OD2 100mm stem
Pro vibe handlebar
Fizik Antares sadle
60mm carbon tubular wheels
*edit* Challenge Mirage 24/24mm instead of
Vredestein training tubulars
Not the lightest bike in town, but a total weight of: 7.1kg
My first post here and this is my bike.
Giant Defy Advanced SL 0 ISP - Team Blanco Giant size M
With following specs: I know there is a standard specs list, but haven't weight all components separatly...
Giant Defy frame and fork
Ultegra 6800 groupset
Rotor 52/38
FSA OD2 headset
Giant OD2 100mm stem
Pro vibe handlebar
Fizik Antares sadle
60mm carbon tubular wheels
*edit* Challenge Mirage 24/24mm instead of
Vredestein training tubulars
Not the lightest bike in town, but a total weight of: 7.1kg
Last edited by jwkeij on Tue Dec 16, 2014 4:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- Stolichnaya
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I'll bite.
I am no fan of predominantly black bikes, but damn if that ride does not look excellent.
And at 7.1 kg you have nothing to complain about - it looks fast standing still.
Tell us more about the wheels.
I am no fan of predominantly black bikes, but damn if that ride does not look excellent.
And at 7.1 kg you have nothing to complain about - it looks fast standing still.
Tell us more about the wheels.
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I like the bike and everything grungy in the back.
Kuota Kom Evo
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Yes!
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Stolichnaya wrote:And at 7.1 kg you have nothing to complain about - it looks fast standing still.
Tell us more about the wheels.
Trying to get the bike at 6.8 with not that much big changes. Scale stops at 6.9 with old Cole Shuriken 38t. (1585gr w screwers) and Vittoria corsa elite 23mm.
And the 60mm wheels. got the rims second hand, believe they are old Hed rims. Laced with el cheapo Novatech light hubs (works fine for me) and sapim laser spokes.
lannes wrote:TUFO ELITE JET <160G Tubulars
I know. But i've heard they are not that smooth..
I'm still searching for some fine tubulars with acceptable weight.
On the shortlist;
Vittoria corsa Elite 23mm/23mm f-r
Challenge Mirage 22mm/24mm f-r
Or latex: corsa evo cx 2 23mm/23mm
jwkeij wrote:lannes wrote:TUFO ELITE JET <160G Tubulars
I know. But i've heard they are not that smooth..
I'm still searching for some fine tubulars with acceptable weight.
On the shortlist;
Vittoria corsa Elite 23mm/23mm f-r
Challenge Mirage 22mm/24mm f-r
Or latex: corsa evo cx 2 23mm/23mm
I used to ride Veloflex Extreme's but to be honest the tufo's at 140psi (lowest recommended) are just as good, can't really tell the difference in the ride quality other than the weight.
I'm using the Tufo's on Reynolds RZR's and 46's with no problems, used to get more punctures from Continental Comps.
Have you ever ridden a monoblock? I'd be interested in the shift quality!
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