Basso Diamante 2015 silver/red

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Thanks very much

Donic
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by Donic

Beautiful bike! Well done.

You seem to have good photographic skills - it could be nice to see a side shot without all the reflections in the frame.

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Michel
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by Michel

Donic wrote:Beautiful bike! Well done.

You seem to have good photographic skills - it could be nice to see a side shot without all the reflections in the frame.


Thanks! I've tried it several times. It's not an easy job. Until now I wasn't able to take one without reflections.

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by Michel

deek wrote:Basso Diamante stem, although I'm not sure how you get it without buying the whole bike.


you can order it from Basso directly http://shop.bassobikes.com/en-UK/stem-b ... -copia.php

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by Donic

Michel wrote:Thanks! I've tried it several times. It's not an easy job. Until now I wasn't able to take one without reflections.

Yeah, it can be really tricky with reflections. Maybe if you try a cloudy day and work with layers - underexposing one of them ...

Michel
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by Michel

Donic wrote:
Michel wrote:Thanks! I've tried it several times. It's not an easy job. Until now I wasn't able to take one without reflections.

Yeah, it can be really tricky with reflections. Maybe if you try a cloudy day and work with layers - underexposing one of them ...


I've tried it already while cloudy, sunny, direct light, etc. But I did not try to underexpose individual layers. I'll try it out, thanks!

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by Donic

You're welcome. I'm looking forward to seeing the result :)

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Krull wrote:haha, 3t and deda, made in italy? great joke!

i willingly consider using a bar with the best-fitting ergonomics. as the case maybe, it is not made in the, äähm.., italian department of taiwan. ;-)


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Michel wrote:
deek wrote:Basso Diamante stem, although I'm not sure how you get it without buying the whole bike.


you can order it from Basso directly http://shop.bassobikes.com/en-UK/stem-b ... -copia.php



I really like the stem as well and bought it directly from Basso. However, it will be tricky to fit it on a standard headset as it is made for the Basso set specifically. Also, it is quite wide and incredibly heavy. If I had a Basso I would use only this stem regardeless of the weight. For any other bike I believe there are other / better options

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How about shortening the handlebar drops by 2-3cm? I'm using the Zipp SL bars on all my bikes and found that the flat section in the drops is just too long. Shortening it also improves aesthetics a lot.

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kgt wrote:That' why one should take Tour tests with a grain of salt.

Or they just also take into consideration the category of the given frame? :)

Ie.: the corones was against other budget-low cost alloy bikes, and the 2.5 score for the frameset is calculated against its competitors, whereas the Diamante&Protoss were both regarded as top-notch race crabonfibre frames. :) :noidea:

I really luw this build, the H'bars match pretty well with the style of the frame&low setup.

please have a :thumbup:

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by stormp

That Basso is amazing! Absolutely gorgeous

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by bearman

I've been trying to get a hold of one of these frames for a while! Simply stunning stunning pieces of kit!!!

BASSO SORT OUT DISTRIBUTION IN THE UK!!!!

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Hi Michel i'm considering buying the diamante but i'm unsure in terms of Frame size (58 or 61) Your framesize is 58.? can you share your inseam length and height? I have a 91/193cm measurement of inseam length/height.

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thebucket wrote:Hi Michel i'm considering buying the diamante but i'm unsure in terms of Frame size (58 or 61) Your framesize is 58.? can you share your inseam length and height? I have a 91/193cm measurement of inseam length/height.


Hi, my inseam length is 87, height ist 188. I'm currently using 1cm spacer below the stem.

cheers Michel

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