Forgione. Approximately 7.5 kgs.
Anyone still have a steel bike?
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ultimobici wrote:elfuinha wrote:mine is on the way home:
Yes that is correct
I can see that your frame is electronic only. Am I seeing things or is there an opening on the rear face of the head tube?
Yes that's correct!!!
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elfuinha wrote:ultimobici wrote:elfuinha wrote:mine is on the way home:
Yes that is correct
I can see that your frame is electronic only. Am I seeing things or is there an opening on the rear face of the head tube?
Yes that's correct!!!
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it's correct, for Di2 or EPS
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ALAN Carbon+
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Finished building a Genesis Volare 931, the parts are modest compared to most other bikes and there is plenty of scope to drop some weight. I will take some decent photos shortly and post.
Very happy with how it rides after the first two, but still very much in the honeymoon period.
Very happy with how it rides after the first two, but still very much in the honeymoon period.
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raisinberry777
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anquetil wrote:
Winter wheels & tubulars.
What bars are they?
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