2008 Salsa Chili Con Crosso (Updated)

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Mottsauce
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by Mottsauce

Frameset: Salsa Chili Con Crosso Scandium '08 (57 virtual TT)
Fork: Alpha Q CX20
Brake (Front): TRP EuroX Carbon
Brake (Rear): TRP CR950 Carbon
R. Derailleur: Shimano Dura Ace
Rear Brake/Shifter: Shimano Dura Ace 7800
Front Brake Lever: Shimano
Cables: Jagwire
Cassette: Shimano Ultegra
Pedals: Crank Brothers Candy C
Saddle: Selle San Marco Caymano Bilanciata
Seatpost: Syntace P6 Carbon
Crankset: Shimano DuraAce 7800
Bashguard: Spot Brand Aluminum
Headset: Chris King NoThreadSet
Stem: Shimano Pro XCR 110
Bars: Zipp Service Course CSL 44cm
Wheelset (1): Neuvation C50 w/ Challenge Grifo
Wheelset (2): Shimano 7850 C24 Tubular w/ Dugast Rhyno
Seat Collar: Salsa
Skewers: Neuvation/Shimano Dura Ace
Bartape: 3T
Misc: Ti Bolts thrown in there in spots

Weight: Needs to be reweighed...guessing around 16 lbs.

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Last edited by Mottsauce on Tue Dec 10, 2013 4:17 pm, edited 4 times in total.

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rickard
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by rickard

nice bike!

limba
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by limba

Cool. Lets us know how that saddle feels and how you like the bike after a few races.

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by Raxel

I have seen a number of guys are using stripped saddles. Wonder how much do they weigh and how do they feel after some miles of riding (I own a stripped aspide myself and it hurts after ~30miles )

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Mottsauce
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by Mottsauce

The stripped saddle wasn't done so on purpose. My buddy actually had it in his parts bin as the cover ripped off on him; I thought that it might work well on a cross bike as you're only on it 45-60 mins at a time. It's been perfectly comfy so far...no problems.

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I figured something like that happened. My WTB cover is coming off. Once it's ruined I might try riding without it.

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Nice bike, how much does that frame weight? Bottle and bottlecage on a cyclocrossbike for racing is so wrong,

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Mottsauce
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by Mottsauce

Updated the original post with the upgrades that I've made over the last couple of years. I need to get a new weight and better pic on it.

I like the frame and actually have a second Crosso that I use as a pit/do everything bike, so I have no plans of getting a new frame anytime soon...maybe until I decide to jump to discs. I may just have the frames stripped and repainted this winter...decisions decisions.

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