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does anyone have any inputs for choosing between 2013 Zero 7 and 2014 Cento1 Air? which should I go for if they were the same price?
bear in mind I already have '12 Cento1 SL, '12 Cento1 SLR *SOLD*, '12 Granturismo and '14 GTR. And '13 Cipo RB1000.
bear in mind I already have '12 Cento1 SL, '12 Cento1 SLR *SOLD*, '12 Granturismo and '14 GTR. And '13 Cipo RB1000.
Here's my Cento1 SR model 2014
Campagnolo Record with Superrecord brakes
Zipp wheels
Zipp SL sprint with Zipp Vuka bars
Shimano Pedals...
next? probably Zipp 404's and Look pedals....
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Campagnolo Record with Superrecord brakes
Zipp wheels
Zipp SL sprint with Zipp Vuka bars
Shimano Pedals...
next? probably Zipp 404's and Look pedals....
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CLEAR wrote:does anyone have any inputs for choosing between 2013 Zero 7 and 2014 Cento1 Air? which should I go for if they were the same price?
bear in mind I already have '12 Cento1 SL, '12 Cento1 SLR *SOLD*, '12 Granturismo and '14 GTR. And '13 Cipo RB1000.
I had the Cento1 Air for a couple of months, though it rides great to me it was not as great as the Cento1 SR.The Air wasn't as responsive as the SR (much like the Zero 7).
The Air is a combination of Switch blade chrono bike and the Zero 7. I would prefer the Zero 7.. much more 'bike' than the Air (don't get me wrong.. the air is a fantastic bike, just not for me)...
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CLEAR wrote:does anyone have any inputs for choosing between 2013 Zero 7 and 2014 Cento1 Air? which should I go for if they were the same price?
If they were same price for same build, or same price frame+fork I'd go for the Zero7 for sure - but they're really pretty different bikes. The weight difference is massive and the change in ride feel is noticeable as well.
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CLEAR wrote:does anyone have any inputs for choosing between 2013 Zero 7 and 2014 Cento1 Air? which should I go for if they were the same price?
bear in mind I already have '12 Cento1 SL, '12 Cento1 SLR *SOLD*, '12 Granturismo and '14 GTR. And '13 Cipo RB1000.
Depends on type of bike You want to build. If You want lightweight bike with low wheels, buy Zero7. If You want aero bike with high profile wheels, buy Cento1Air.
I went through the same decision and I ordered Zero7, just because I'm going to use THM, AX, Schmolke, MCFK, Berk and other lightweight components. I do not think they are suitable for Cento1Air build.
If You want more solid and aero bike, buy Cento1Air.
But as I can see that You already have Cento1 SL, I would keep it and ride Cento1 SL
My Wilier Zero7: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=116053
And Ridley X-Fire Disc http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=124026&p=1056055#p1056055
And Ridley X-Fire Disc http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=124026&p=1056055#p1056055
Hi all
New board member here. I've just been lucky enough to get hold of a 2010 Cento 1 SL and am in the process of making a few changes. I will post pics as soon as I'm happy with it. I want to change the Ritchey seat topper / stubby from white to black. Can anyone tell me what size stubby i need? I have got the tape measure out but would like to confirm with another owner what is the exact diameter required for the ISP topper. I have thought about about spraying the seat topper that came with the bike black but that may be a no no to some.
Cheers for any info.
Chris
New board member here. I've just been lucky enough to get hold of a 2010 Cento 1 SL and am in the process of making a few changes. I will post pics as soon as I'm happy with it. I want to change the Ritchey seat topper / stubby from white to black. Can anyone tell me what size stubby i need? I have got the tape measure out but would like to confirm with another owner what is the exact diameter required for the ISP topper. I have thought about about spraying the seat topper that came with the bike black but that may be a no no to some.
Cheers for any info.
Chris
Cento Uno SL 2010 - Campagnolo Super Record
Izoard XP - Ultegra
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Show us some photos before altering/painting. A white stubby may look just fine.
Show us some photos before altering/painting. A white stubby may look just fine.
thank you chaz. Much appreciated.
I'll take some pics and post them. It's the black frame with black / white forks and head tube. My plan is to change saddle, topper and bar tape from white to black. A new stem is on the way too.
I'll get some pics on here shortly. Thanks again for your help.
Cheers
I'll take some pics and post them. It's the black frame with black / white forks and head tube. My plan is to change saddle, topper and bar tape from white to black. A new stem is on the way too.
I'll get some pics on here shortly. Thanks again for your help.
Cheers
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Vee-Lee-Erh.
Remember, we don't have a "W" in Italian, so we tend to pronounce that as a "V".
"W" in Italy is short for "Viva" which would translate roughly to "Go" as in supporting something or a team - Viva l'Italian which would be "go Italy".
Just googled... not a bad explanation of it all is here.
Vee-Lee-Erh.
Remember, we don't have a "W" in Italian, so we tend to pronounce that as a "V".
"W" in Italy is short for "Viva" which would translate roughly to "Go" as in supporting something or a team - Viva l'Italian which would be "go Italy".
Just googled... not a bad explanation of it all is here.
Road bike: Cervelo R3, Campagnolo Chorus/Record mix...
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Oldie but goodie: De Rosa Professional Slx, Campagnolo C-Record...
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Supercommuter: Jamis Renegade...
Oldie but goodie: De Rosa Professional Slx, Campagnolo C-Record...
And you can call me Macktastik Honey Pete Kicks, thank you.
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