I have asked price for my dream bike. Recommendations please
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Hello, weight weenies, after a year reading the forum, I am going to write my first post. I have asked price this evening of my dream bike. I I hope I have around middle of October.
Frame Scott CR1 Limited size M (54.5 cm) 871
Fork Look Hsc 5 SL 1 1/8" 293
Headset FSA Orbit Z 77
Expander+ cap Extralite Ultrastar M6 1 1/8" 16
Headset spacer Scott(30mm)??
Stem Ritchey WCS Road V3 6º 26,0 Ø 120 mm ??
Tornillos ti M5x16 108 steel 99 ti
Handlebar Schmolke Road TLO 44 cm 26,0 Ø 152
Handlebar tape Cinelli Gel :35+ (tapones Schmolke:3 gr) black
colour 38
Seatpost AX-Lightness Daedalus 350 mm 31.6 Ø 157
Saddle AX-Lightness Endurance Comfortline 279x135 mm 78 gr(-75 kg); 89 gr(+75kg)
Seatpost clamp B-T-P carbon seat clamp M5 34,9 mm Ø 8,5 gr
Brakes Zero Gravity OG-05 Ti (with pads Corima: 8 gr) 166
Shift/Brake units Dura-Ace (airbrush in black) with clamps B-T-P STI 402
Rear derailleur Dura-Ace (airbrush in black) with kit SRP 173
Front derailleur Dura-Ace 76
Bottom bracket FRM CU2 Al ISIS 108 mm 149
Cranks and chainrings Stronglight Pulsion CT² 175 mm 50-39 , 5 bolts 130 mm Ø 148 mm Qfactor
cranks bolts M 15mm ( Extralite Nº 5 black 14 gr)
chainrings bolts Tiso 8 gr or Tune K2+3
306 gr cranks+79 gr (50)+38 gr (39 )+14 gr ( cranks bolts)+8 gr (chainrings bolts) total 445
Pedals Look KéO Carbon Ti with red cleats:68 gr = 9º 193
Chain Dura-Ace (con 116 eslabones) 6,1 mm width 275
Cassette Dura-Ace 12-27 (12/13/14/15/16/17/19/21/24/27) ó 23/25 ti 198
Skewers Tune AC 16+17 black colour 100mm front 130 mm rear 25+28=53
Wheels Reynolds Stratus clincher 46 mm 1450
Rim Tape Continental HP ¿width of 16 o 19 mm?? both 16
Tubes Maxxis Ultralight 60 mm both 140
Clinchers Veloflex Black 22 mm both 388
Cables and housings Nokon KON 000 17 (brakes), Dura-Ace (derailleurs) aprox 123
Bottle cages Campa Record (carbon bolts Schmolke)M4 16/M520 ?? both 38+2 gr
6089
Bottles Scratch transparent both 120
Pump Barbieri Carbone 65
Saddle bag Sci-Con cod 56 Carbo 450 cc aprox 140
Tools Topeak Mini 6 58
TOTAL 6472
I have some doubts; the wheels I am not sure if Stratus or Elan, because I think that carbon clincher wheels clinchers will be a lot lighter and cheaper soon, and the Stratus can become obsolete and heavy with 1450 gr.
Others doubts are B-T-P shifter clamps because safety, and B-T-P saddle clamp.
Also I am not sure of the stiffnes of FRM bottom bracket, I have read tests and is soft,
Any recommendations, suggestions, ideas are welcome
I´ll post pics when is finished
Frame Scott CR1 Limited size M (54.5 cm) 871
Fork Look Hsc 5 SL 1 1/8" 293
Headset FSA Orbit Z 77
Expander+ cap Extralite Ultrastar M6 1 1/8" 16
Headset spacer Scott(30mm)??
Stem Ritchey WCS Road V3 6º 26,0 Ø 120 mm ??
Tornillos ti M5x16 108 steel 99 ti
Handlebar Schmolke Road TLO 44 cm 26,0 Ø 152
Handlebar tape Cinelli Gel :35+ (tapones Schmolke:3 gr) black
colour 38
Seatpost AX-Lightness Daedalus 350 mm 31.6 Ø 157
Saddle AX-Lightness Endurance Comfortline 279x135 mm 78 gr(-75 kg); 89 gr(+75kg)
Seatpost clamp B-T-P carbon seat clamp M5 34,9 mm Ø 8,5 gr
Brakes Zero Gravity OG-05 Ti (with pads Corima: 8 gr) 166
Shift/Brake units Dura-Ace (airbrush in black) with clamps B-T-P STI 402
Rear derailleur Dura-Ace (airbrush in black) with kit SRP 173
Front derailleur Dura-Ace 76
Bottom bracket FRM CU2 Al ISIS 108 mm 149
Cranks and chainrings Stronglight Pulsion CT² 175 mm 50-39 , 5 bolts 130 mm Ø 148 mm Qfactor
cranks bolts M 15mm ( Extralite Nº 5 black 14 gr)
chainrings bolts Tiso 8 gr or Tune K2+3
306 gr cranks+79 gr (50)+38 gr (39 )+14 gr ( cranks bolts)+8 gr (chainrings bolts) total 445
Pedals Look KéO Carbon Ti with red cleats:68 gr = 9º 193
Chain Dura-Ace (con 116 eslabones) 6,1 mm width 275
Cassette Dura-Ace 12-27 (12/13/14/15/16/17/19/21/24/27) ó 23/25 ti 198
Skewers Tune AC 16+17 black colour 100mm front 130 mm rear 25+28=53
Wheels Reynolds Stratus clincher 46 mm 1450
Rim Tape Continental HP ¿width of 16 o 19 mm?? both 16
Tubes Maxxis Ultralight 60 mm both 140
Clinchers Veloflex Black 22 mm both 388
Cables and housings Nokon KON 000 17 (brakes), Dura-Ace (derailleurs) aprox 123
Bottle cages Campa Record (carbon bolts Schmolke)M4 16/M520 ?? both 38+2 gr
6089
Bottles Scratch transparent both 120
Pump Barbieri Carbone 65
Saddle bag Sci-Con cod 56 Carbo 450 cc aprox 140
Tools Topeak Mini 6 58
TOTAL 6472
I have some doubts; the wheels I am not sure if Stratus or Elan, because I think that carbon clincher wheels clinchers will be a lot lighter and cheaper soon, and the Stratus can become obsolete and heavy with 1450 gr.
Others doubts are B-T-P shifter clamps because safety, and B-T-P saddle clamp.
Also I am not sure of the stiffnes of FRM bottom bracket, I have read tests and is soft,
Any recommendations, suggestions, ideas are welcome
I´ll post pics when is finished
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I don't recommend the FRM BB either. It's the only BB I have ever had a problem with.
The Record carbon bottle cages are one of the few other things I have broken and I have heard about quite a few others breaking. So far I like the BTP MTB cages pretty well.
BTP shifter clamps and seat clamps work fine as long as you use a torque wrench.
The Endurance Comfortline padded saddle would not be my first choice. Mine is more like 98g for the SL version and after I used it again recently I couldn't stand it. I like the plain carbon one much better. It lets your shorts move freely so they are more comfortable, it's easier to move around on, and it's also easier to get the level set right.
I agree with waiting on carbon clinchers to get better and cheaper. Right now you can build lighter aluminum ones for less money.
Probably also use a KMC X10SL instead of shimano chain.
The Record carbon bottle cages are one of the few other things I have broken and I have heard about quite a few others breaking. So far I like the BTP MTB cages pretty well.
BTP shifter clamps and seat clamps work fine as long as you use a torque wrench.
The Endurance Comfortline padded saddle would not be my first choice. Mine is more like 98g for the SL version and after I used it again recently I couldn't stand it. I like the plain carbon one much better. It lets your shorts move freely so they are more comfortable, it's easier to move around on, and it's also easier to get the level set right.
I agree with waiting on carbon clinchers to get better and cheaper. Right now you can build lighter aluminum ones for less money.
Probably also use a KMC X10SL instead of shimano chain.
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welcome to the forum!
also agree with mises et al - go with clinchers...
i have been on elan for some time now, good wheels and very WW
post pics when put together so we can ogle...
also agree with mises et al - go with clinchers...
i have been on elan for some time now, good wheels and very WW
post pics when put together so we can ogle...
Thank you very much for the suggestions, I will choose another bottom bracket (Deda D Power Ti, FSA, Stronglight Twister???). I don´t know the width of the chain KMC, but I want total precision in the shifts.
It´s true, I´ll pick Endurance without padd, I like very much the Record cages, the B-T-P are nice as well.
The great doubt, I am changing of opinion every five minutes about the wheels, but the Stratus really is just for the looks. I am afraid if I like very much the Elans I don´t buy another wheels later.
What crank bolts can I pick of black colour with bottom bracket Deda or Stronglight?.
It´s true, I´ll pick Endurance without padd, I like very much the Record cages, the B-T-P are nice as well.
The great doubt, I am changing of opinion every five minutes about the wheels, but the Stratus really is just for the looks. I am afraid if I like very much the Elans I don´t buy another wheels later.
What crank bolts can I pick of black colour with bottom bracket Deda or Stronglight?.
You don´t stop riding when you get old, you get old when you stop riding.
The Record carbon bottle cages are one of the few other things I have broken and I have heard about quite a few others breaking. So far I like the BTP MTB cages pretty well.
My local bike shop owner had the Campag Record cages and he wore through the carbon on both cages due to use and snapped one of the ends on one aswell. He nows uses an aluminium cage. I use 2 Tune Wasserträger cages (half the weight (10g incl. screws), a third of the price (£25 incl. bottle)...!)
You can never have too much carbon fibre....!
@Mendiz
if you want to know some weight to compare, I'm also building up my (2nd) CR1 in XXL :
you can see the weights here
if you want to know some weight to compare, I'm also building up my (2nd) CR1 in XXL :
you can see the weights here
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peterb_bt wrote:The Record carbon bottle cages are one of the few other things I have broken and I have heard about quite a few others breaking. So far I like the BTP MTB cages pretty well.
My local bike shop owner had the Campag Record cages and he wore through the carbon on both cages due to use and snapped one of the ends on one aswell. He nows uses an aluminium cage. I use 2 Tune Wasserträger cages (half the weight (10g incl. screws), a third of the price (£25 incl. bottle)...!)
In fairness Peter, Simon did wear through two of these using them on his MTB! Muddy bottles and thin carbon not being the ideal mix!