Ridley Helium 2016 xs/3t Rigida LTD/Zipp 202
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Hallo,
its a Helium 2016 in paintwork of German Continental-Team "Gesundshop 24de" (i modified it a little bit)
i replaced the original fork with a 3t Rigida LTD, saving 60 gr. (Fork-geometries as good as identical)
Frameset:
Ridley Helium, xs, incl. hanger rear/front, bolts, protection foil, liner 916gr
Fork: 3t Rigida LTD (Rake 46 mm) incl Base plate 260gr
Headset: FSA 80gr
Bottom Bracket BOR PF30 72gr
seatpost clamp: Ridley 15gr
total: 1343 gr
Parts:
Seatpost: Ritchey Superlogic Carbon 27,2 mm, 25mm setback, 163gr
Seat: Selle San Marco Concor Carbon FX narrow, 135gr
Stem: Deda Superleggero 100mm/8° 111 gr.
Bar: 3t Ergonova Team Carbon 400 mm 177gr
bottle cages and hardware: Saso 24 gr
Brakes: Sram Force 10s 315gr
Front derailleur: Sram Force 10s 86gr
Rear derailleur: Sram Force 10s tuned 173gr
Crankset: BOR RR688 Power2max
Chainrings: BOR 50/34
Chainring bolts: Rotor
Chain: Ultegra 6600
Cassette: Ultegra 28/11
Wheels: Zipp 202 Tubular 2013 1090gr
Tires: Schwalbe Pro One HT 260/264gr
Pedals: Look Keo 2max 257gr
Polar/garmin/computer mounts: Garmin Edge 500
Tape/glue:Tufo Extreme
its a Helium 2016 in paintwork of German Continental-Team "Gesundshop 24de" (i modified it a little bit)
i replaced the original fork with a 3t Rigida LTD, saving 60 gr. (Fork-geometries as good as identical)
Frameset:
Ridley Helium, xs, incl. hanger rear/front, bolts, protection foil, liner 916gr
Fork: 3t Rigida LTD (Rake 46 mm) incl Base plate 260gr
Headset: FSA 80gr
Bottom Bracket BOR PF30 72gr
seatpost clamp: Ridley 15gr
total: 1343 gr
Parts:
Seatpost: Ritchey Superlogic Carbon 27,2 mm, 25mm setback, 163gr
Seat: Selle San Marco Concor Carbon FX narrow, 135gr
Stem: Deda Superleggero 100mm/8° 111 gr.
Bar: 3t Ergonova Team Carbon 400 mm 177gr
bottle cages and hardware: Saso 24 gr
Brakes: Sram Force 10s 315gr
Front derailleur: Sram Force 10s 86gr
Rear derailleur: Sram Force 10s tuned 173gr
Crankset: BOR RR688 Power2max
Chainrings: BOR 50/34
Chainring bolts: Rotor
Chain: Ultegra 6600
Cassette: Ultegra 28/11
Wheels: Zipp 202 Tubular 2013 1090gr
Tires: Schwalbe Pro One HT 260/264gr
Pedals: Look Keo 2max 257gr
Polar/garmin/computer mounts: Garmin Edge 500
Tape/glue:Tufo Extreme
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Your bike is pretty lightweight with no really 'exotic'...massively expensive...parts
It looks as if it's built for scampering up hills...wheels just over 1kg
It looks as if it's built for scampering up hills...wheels just over 1kg
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Hello,
actually i planed to use this spreadsheet only for listing up the weights of this bike, because i am currently outsourcing stuff concerning my hobby from my computer. but if there ist interest, i will upload a few pics soon.
@squashednuts: yes i am avoiding exotic parts, for reason of reliability, and financial reason of course (still spending far too much money, f.e. absolutely exaggerated luxury of running 4 pms )
actually i planed to use this spreadsheet only for listing up the weights of this bike, because i am currently outsourcing stuff concerning my hobby from my computer. but if there ist interest, i will upload a few pics soon.
@squashednuts: yes i am avoiding exotic parts, for reason of reliability, and financial reason of course (still spending far too much money, f.e. absolutely exaggerated luxury of running 4 pms )
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@WR74: oh, the old heliums, with the integrated seatpost, have been very nice bikes, especially with this paintjob!
few pics of mine, sorry for the picture-quality, camera is crap. total weight arround 6,4 kg incl. pedals
few pics of mine, sorry for the picture-quality, camera is crap. total weight arround 6,4 kg incl. pedals
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Did you sell your Izalco? How does this bike compared to the Focus? I was looking at this exact frame set also, but ended up with the Addict SL instead.
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asiantrick wrote:Did you sell your Izalco? How does this bike compared to the Focus? I was looking at this exact frame set also, but ended up with the Addict SL instead.
Hi,
no no, still own the izalco, and wont sell it! i purchased the ridley for having a bike at my parents place in the mountain area on weekends, in spring/summer! (....taking along a valuable bike when using german railway is just awful.. ).
the ridley feels quite smooth, probably due to the sloping geometry and, resulting, the long seatpost pull-out.
not as stiff as the focus (but easily stiff anough for my 62 kg! ).
steering is agile, but not nervous, still well suited for long downhills in the alpes (rigida is as good as identical to orignal fork, only 1mm differnce in rake).
all in all i really like the ridley, concerning aesthetics and ride-feel. i although owned a cd super six evo himod size52 for half a year and felt having one bike to much, so had to decide between ridley and cannondale.....didnt regret my decision at all!
are there pictures of your addict sl? great frame, i suppose its quite similar to the Focus?
@WR74: i prefer trad. seatpost as well-but the "old" Helium was imo something special.
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Thank you very much!
i although would have expected the superlogic seatpost being lighter. length is 350mm. ....maybe because its an older modell....
i although would have expected the superlogic seatpost being lighter. length is 350mm. ....maybe because its an older modell....
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correction: sorry, my mistake! just weighed the post, its only 163 gr.! obviously mixed it up with the weight of flexlogic-post of my focus.Imaking20 wrote:Really like this bike. The seatpost is heavier than I'd expect - what length is it?