Just put it together today, still need to sort out my position. Possibly a longer stem as well...
It's a circa 2006 (based on the curved seat stays) litespeed ghisallo, it is around 990 grams for a size M-L.
It's current weight is 6.6 kg which is great considering the heavy wheels, the alloy handlebar and the DA rings, i have a pair of thm fibulas here that could go into this bike, but i live in belgium and the rain and these breaks aren't a great combination.
I'm getting some smaller spacers and a stem to sort out my position and update the pictures. I would like to get a power meter on this bike and am leaning towards a sram red quarq, as i make these updtates will get some more pictures up.
will get a more precise build list up soon
moderately light litespeed ghisallo
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the picture is at a weird angle for sure, but there is a lot of seatpost out. the seat tube is 48 cm and i have a 80 saddle height to bb
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kantcantcamp wrote:the picture is at a weird angle for sure, but there is a lot of seatpost out. the seat tube is 48 cm and i have a 80 saddle height to bb
my saddle height stands at 85 cm and seat tube measures 63 cm (-: but that is not a compact frame. how long is the seat post, that must be a custom job ? i would be slightly concerned about the force on the seat tube , the seat post post being so long and acting like a lever, a long lever at that?
but still very much love the look of those frames !!