Lactic Acid crit bike

[wolfesquire]

Sold my Specialized Tarmac with Ultegra Di2 as I was not riding it enough and after 7 months of not riding I purchased another bicycle. This time I went very basic and purchased an Origin 8 Lactic Acid frameset and built it up with SRAM Force 10-speed and a set of Specialized Roval CLX 60 Clinchers.
If I remember correctly the scale said it weighed 7.4kg all put together. Not that bad, but I also weigh a lot so I need to focus on dropping my weight more than dropping weight off the bike. So enough rambling here is the bike; I'll update it with a cheeseburger next time I ride.

[wolfesquire]

Frameset: Origin 8 Lactic Acid
Headset: something
Seatpost: Ritchey
Seat: Specialized Romin
Stem: Pro PLT
Handlebars: Ritchey I have no idea...
Brakes: SRAM Force
Front derailleur: SRAM Force
Rear derailleur: SRAM Force
Crankset: SRAM Force BB30
Chain: SRAM Force
Shifters: SRAM Force
Cassette: Shimano Ultegra 12/27
Wheels: Specialized Roval CLX 60 Clinchers
Tires: Specialized Roubaix 23/25c
Pedals: LOOK Keo 2 Max
computer mounts: K Edge
TOTAL WEIGHT: 7.4KG as Pictured.

[wolfesquire]

[michel2]

that is an awesome cheeseburger ! where did u get it from ?
how do you find the bike? she looks the part and the weight is nothing to be sniffed at !

[nathanong87]

hahahahah sweet saddle bag

[wolfesquire]

http://www.amazon.com/BiKASE-Cheese-Bur ... B009S7EB1A
I purchased mine from my LBS and now people call me Burger haha

I previously owned a SL4 Tarmac with Ui2 and an Allez for training (can you tell my LBS is a specialized dealer?) So coming from those I found the bike more relaxed and not as responsive, but overall not a bad bike. I built the bike for about $2,500 all together which most of that was the wheels, but I love nice wheels (even my training bike had reynolds with a powertap).
This bike has no where close to the saddle to bar drop from previous bikes, but it is still a fun bike to ride.