2006 Scott CR1 SL 56cm
Full DA
WCS
SLR
X2's
KCNC cassette
303's
M2 Racer skewers
BTP cages coming soon
Extralite expander coming Soon
6.44 kg 14.21 lbs
[/img]My new CR1 SL... (Sorry)
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I know we've seen millions of CR1's on here and everyone is probably sick of seeing them, but I just got my first weight weenie bike and had to share it. Recommendations welcome. Enjoy.
2006 Scott CR1 SL 56cm
Full DA
WCS
SLR
X2's
KCNC cassette
303's
M2 Racer skewers
BTP cages coming soon
Extralite expander coming Soon
6.44 kg 14.21 lbs
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2006 Scott CR1 SL 56cm
Full DA
WCS
SLR
X2's
KCNC cassette
303's
M2 Racer skewers
BTP cages coming soon
Extralite expander coming Soon
6.44 kg 14.21 lbs
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strobbekoen
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- Location: BELGIUM
Excellent! 
Except i would keep the Dura Ace cassette
Except i would keep the Dura Ace cassette
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interwings
- Posts: 23
- Joined: Thu Sep 21, 2006 11:51 am
clean and neat looking bike! which model is that 303? interesting decals...
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cyclemanpat
- Posts: 1716
- Joined: Thu Jan 15, 2004 9:44 pm
- Location: Kentucky, USA
very pretty, we never get sick of looking at pretty Scott's!!! 
to go faster....just pedal harder!
Excellent build. I'd also stick with a DA Cassette but hey, if it works ok then why not.
If you compare my bike and your's you get a perfect example as to how Weight Weenieism works. We both use the (almost) same frame, stem, bar, post and groupset. I have CaneCreek wheels that also use zipp rims and I even switched the Scott fork for a WCS one wich is like 100g less...
Still your bike is something like 600 grams lighter than mine is... It's all in the details. (ok and the hubs
If you compare my bike and your's you get a perfect example as to how Weight Weenieism works. We both use the (almost) same frame, stem, bar, post and groupset. I have CaneCreek wheels that also use zipp rims and I even switched the Scott fork for a WCS one wich is like 100g less...
Still your bike is something like 600 grams lighter than mine is... It's all in the details. (ok and the hubs
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Samu Ilonen
- Posts: 2169
- Joined: Thu May 27, 2004 7:13 am
- Location: Finland
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Nicest CR1 that I have seen?
Pretty, simple colors.
Pretty, simple colors.
Samu @ www.signature.fi
the white bar tape is carbon look?
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Lord Vader
- Posts: 362
- Joined: Mon Jan 02, 2006 9:27 pm
- Location: Austria
Very nice, one of the best looking CR1s out there
Cool build !
Very sweet CR1, 944turbo...
Very sweet CR1, 944turbo...
Pollice verso.
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carbonhuhn
- Posts: 67
- Joined: Sat Feb 19, 2005 12:36 pm
- Location: Gerolstein/Germany
- Contact:
Nice Bike!!!
How is it to ride such a light bike?
How is it to ride such a light bike?
CARBON RULZ
carbonhuhn wrote:Nice Bike!!!
How is it to ride such a light bike?
I couldn't believe the difference having a light bike made on my first ride. I came from a 17lb S-works with Ultegra 10, and this thing put it to shame in every way.
@Danny- The white bar tape is just the standard Deda tape. My favorite because it is so easy to clean.
Thanks for all the good reviews!
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VeloScaper
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- Location: Sitting over the center of the Earth.
944Turbo wrote:carbonhuhn wrote:Nice Bike!!!
How is it to ride such a light bike?
I couldn't believe the difference having a light bike made on my first ride. I came from a 17lb S-works with Ultegra 10, and this thing put it to shame in every way.
@Danny- The white bar tape is just the standard Deda tape. My favorite because it is so easy to clean.
Thanks for all the good reviews!
I think that "difference" you felt was in the lighter wheels.
This reminds me of the scene in Forest Gump where as a kid he brakes off his leg braces and then takes off running. Run Forest...
BTW, nice bike.
