Colnago Extreme C

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KB
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My original Extreme C was stolen after I had hardly ridden it.

So, was looking for a replacement over the years. Finally found one in my size (57cm) that I liked. Bought it off a fellow WW (Mockenrue). The frame weighed 1,140g and the forks 375g.

Extralite stem; Giant carbon bars; Extralite crankset (the rings weighed 96g); Extralite headset; Ultegra drivetrain; Far and Near brakes; Bontrager seatpost; Toupe saddle.

Weight: with the Edge wheels 6,240g; with the Mavic CCU's 6,460g. Haven't ridden it yet because of the shite weather.

Pleased with the look and weights.

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by fromtrektocolnago

Colnagos are special. Enjoy
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by JLNQ

That really is stunning, I think it looks perfect on the shallow rims. Lugged carbon is a modern classic.


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by Mockenrue

Excellent. I'm glad you're pleased with it!

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by wobbly

very nice, especially how you placed it on the sofa for the photo :unbelievable: - I would not get away with that here

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Wobbly - I think the 'bitter half' was probably out on the lash with her friends when I took the photos; but she already knows where she is in the pecking order and it aint number 1

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by coloclimber

Excellent! I am glad you had the patience after that bad experience. I am sure it was well worth the weight. Beautiful build.
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by markyboy

I want one, looks lovely.
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KB
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by KB

In my LBS I weighed the latest C60, basically the same size as my Extreme C; was surprised that the 'C' came out just under 200g lighter than the C60. 1,140g for the 'C' and 1,310g for the C60. I also have an Extralite headset which weighs very little (approx 60g), an internal headset will likely weigh less, but I would say the difference is not great.

Of course, if stiffness is the main criteria, I would assume the C60 is much stiffer.

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Looks very good, compliments! :thumbup:

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One of my favorite frames in one of my favorite color schemes. A classic. Beautiful.
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Bellissimo
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Coffee & carbon

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by PSM

Good bike!

You need another seat pin. :oops:

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by KB

I've tried different seatposts and prefer this one. I'm not a big fan of the Colnago seatpost. At least with the 27.2 the post doesn't become redundant; the Nago's 28.0 so it has a 'niche'.

PSM. What post was you thinking of? My question's not rhetorical, I'm genuinely interested.

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