My new bike

[Bill F]

Frame designed and built for me by Cycles Marinoni in Montreal Quebec Canada from Columbus 7005 aero tube set. I’m sorry to say I haven’t weighed components. I am also still making adjustments to the bike and plan to race in a local triathlon next weekend as a trial run.

My new bike was designed with Ironman Canada in mind in the Normal configuration with aero bars used on the Profile Dromo bar with the standard Campagnola Ergo Shifter/Brakes. Ironman Canada has a significant amount of climbing and descending on the bike course.

Normal

Bar - Profile Dromo
Tape - Cinelli Bar
Stem - Stella Azzurra ViceVersa Aluminium Alloy
(will replace with Dedi Mag00 or Stella Azzurra ViceVersa Magnesium)
Fork – Oval A900
Cages - Storck -2 c/w Titanium bolts – 4
Wheels
Front Zipp 280 rim – 18H, Tune Mig 66 radial hub, DT Swiss Aerolite spokes with aluminium nipples
Back Zipp 280 rim -24H, Tune Mag 160 hub, laced 2X both sides, DT Swiss Aerolite spokes with aluminium nipples
Brakes/Shifters - Campagnola Record Ultra 10’s
Cables - Campagnola
Headset spacers - 40 mm FSA carbon (starting point will reduce)
Headset plug - FSA Carbon
BB - Tune AC38 – Titanium – adjustable chain line
Cranks - Tune Bigfoot 180 mm
Pedals - Record Pro-fit
Chain rings - TA Hegoa 53/39
Chain ring bolts - Tune
Chain – Campagnola C-10 Ultra
FD - Campagnola Record 04
RD - Campagnola Record 04
Cog set – Record 10 Ti UD 11-23 (racing) and Record 10 Ti/Steel 11-23 (training)
Seat - San Marco Aspide Composite
Seat post - USE Carbon aero.
Computer - Mavic Wintech (maintains airflow properties of the fork)



TT set-up

Wheels
-Front Zipp 404 Wheel – (Zipp 100 Front hub)
-Back Zipp 360 Rim with Shimano Dura-Ace 9 speed hub or
-Campagnola Ghibli disk wheel.
Aero bars – Profile Carbon for Dromo Bar.


At the long course worlds triathlon in Denmark 2005 I will equip the bike with Campy bar end shifters and with a Profile Alumin-X bull horn handle bar (shares the same clip-on bars as the Dromo bar listed) with Syntace brake levers.

[OLver]

vive le Québec.

Beaux vélos!