This is my dream bike - and also my first bike: a 2009 Storck Scenario C1.1. It's a 55cm which is a bit odd as my other bikes are 56cm (road geo) and 58cm (TT), but the strange Storck geometry fits me perfectly. This is easily the most comfortable frame I've ever been on.
Unfortunately, I took a low-side crash a couple of years ago and snapped the derailleur hanger off the bike completely. Storck assessed it as a total loss, and rather than spend several hundred dollars for a specialized carbon repair shop to fix the damage, I got Wheelbuilder to make me a set of ENVE 65s with the White Industries Eccentric ENO rear hub and converted it into a 53x18 singlespeed. The result is, well, unique: a very stiff, fairly light bike geared to let my puny legs climb rolling hills and somehow keep up with geared bikes on the flats, as long as their riders take it easy and keep it below 24 mph
Specifications
Frame: Storck Scenario C1.1
Wheels: ENVE 65 clinchers with Continental GP4000S tires
Hubs: White Industries H2 (front) and Eccentric ENO (rear)
Bars: Ritchey Logic Curve
Stem: Ritchey Carbon Matrix 4-Axis
Seatpost: Deda Elementi Superzero
Saddle: Specialized S-Works Toupe
Pedals: Look Keo Carbon Blade 16Nm
Levers: SRAM 500
Brakes: SRAM Rival with SwissStop Flashpro Yellow King pads
Cranks: Campagnolo Super Record 11
Chainring: Fibre-Lyte 53t
Top cap: Fibre-Lyte 1 1/8"
Cage: Arundel Mandible
