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CaptainWilier
 Post subject: My C'dale Scalpel
PostPosted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 7:22 pm 
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Here's my XC ride. I think it's around 24 pounds but don't have a scale for weighing the whole bike. :cry: My next change will be cranks and BB. Probably 2x9. This bike works well here in Georgia for tight singletrack and for races so I don't really need any more travel than this.


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Nice bike. Those rotors look well dangerous! :shock:

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Really nice bike. I've allways loved the look of the scalpels. Great to see someone that prioritate the most important places first ( rotating weight ), unlike myself :oops: .

By the way. Agressive looking rotors :D
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Ai Ai Captain - sweet looking bike!! Good luck with it - have you tried it yet? looks brand new!

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Mads Kock wrote:
Ai Ai Captain - sweet looking bike!! Good luck with it - have you tried it yet? looks brand new!


Thanks, and yes, I do actually ride it :lol: It was just washed and the new wheels, tires, rotors and skewers help with that new bike smell. :D
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I had a scalpel and loved it. 22 lbs with nothing crazy. I eventually sold it because I rode my SS 90% of the time and needed the money :cry: .
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i sold couple days ago my scalpel 3000 frame

after 4 years of full service

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520 Dan wrote:
I had a scalpel and loved it. 22 lbs with nothing crazy. I eventually sold it because I rode my SS 90% of the time and needed the money :cry: .

I want to get my bike down to 22 lbs but not sure what to do next without spending a fortune. Like I said, probably cranks. I want to get rid of the octalink bb first and foremost. I'm still thinking a Raceface crank made into a 2 X 9 with a 28 inner and a 40 middle with no outer ring. This would have to be done with the 104/64 4 arm crankset. Hope it will work.

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Hi CaptainWilier,

Whats your opinion on the performance of those A2Z rotors?

also, why 28 inner? would 30 middle not be low enough (less bolts also, especially if you use a 4 arm crank.) or are you going to a road 12-27t cassette.


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STATO wrote:
Hi CaptainWilier,
Whats your opinion on the performance of those A2Z rotors?
also, why 28 inner? would 30 middle not be low enough (less bolts also, especially if you use a 4 arm crank.) or are you going to a road 12-27t cassette.
Cheers,
Rich.

Hey STATO, I, sadly, :cry: put the wheels and rotors on last week and have not had a chance to ride it yet. They stop me fine in my parking lot though. :D
I would like a 28 ring because I do use my 22(triple) around here some, we do have some Steep hills, and I think a 29 or 30 would be too large. I'm running a 11-34 rear and want to try the 2x9 so I think the 28 would be ok.

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