Cervelo RS / Storck Absolutist 0.9 / Storck Scenario 1.0
Moderator: robbosmans
Hi!
I'm driving me crazy to choose my new bike....
I like a light one (about 6.5kg, complete bike), but I want a confortable one....
At last, I've got 3 frames to choose:
Cervelo RS Giro D'Italia
Storck Absolutist 0.9 (100€ less than Cevelo)
http://www.storck-bicycle.de/en/web-anz ... tist%200.9
Storck Scenario 1.0 -not the CD 1.0 - (300€ cheaper than the Absolutist). It's a new one model.
http://www.storck-bicycle.de/en/bike-an ... 7&sub=3000
THe Scenario1.0 is heavier than Absolutist (more or less as the Cervelo) , and it has got 1 1/8 steer headset (1 1/8 and 1 /4 in the Absolutist), but it's cheaper and it's so beautifull...
THe Storck has got only 2 years of warranty, while Cervelo is all life warranty....
Please, help me....
I'm driving me crazy to choose my new bike....
I like a light one (about 6.5kg, complete bike), but I want a confortable one....
At last, I've got 3 frames to choose:
Cervelo RS Giro D'Italia
Storck Absolutist 0.9 (100€ less than Cevelo)
http://www.storck-bicycle.de/en/web-anz ... tist%200.9
Storck Scenario 1.0 -not the CD 1.0 - (300€ cheaper than the Absolutist). It's a new one model.
http://www.storck-bicycle.de/en/bike-an ... 7&sub=3000
THe Scenario1.0 is heavier than Absolutist (more or less as the Cervelo) , and it has got 1 1/8 steer headset (1 1/8 and 1 /4 in the Absolutist), but it's cheaper and it's so beautifull...
THe Storck has got only 2 years of warranty, while Cervelo is all life warranty....
Please, help me....
Last edited by Pop on Wed Oct 14, 2009 8:52 pm, edited 2 times in total.
As Storck distributor, I will not get into which brand you should choose, but I can tell you the differences between the Storcks.
The Absolutist 0.9 and Scenario CD 1.0 is very close in stiffness, so that is a toss-up. The Absolutist is about 100 grams lighter and more comfortable, as the Absolutist series has a bit more "rounded" ride.
The Absolutist 1.0 is actually even more comfortable, but a bit less stiff and around 100g heavier.
The Absolutist 0.9 and Scenario CD 1.0 is very close in stiffness, so that is a toss-up. The Absolutist is about 100 grams lighter and more comfortable, as the Absolutist series has a bit more "rounded" ride.
The Absolutist 1.0 is actually even more comfortable, but a bit less stiff and around 100g heavier.
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- Tinker, Taylor, Tart
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2 race bikes Vs a sportive bike? Odd choice if you ask me...
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- Tinker, Taylor, Tart
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You like the look of them, or you've ridden them and like the performance?
Liking the look of something is one thing, but the geometries are COMPLETELY different - I'm not so sure you've fully considered this...
Liking the look of something is one thing, but the geometries are COMPLETELY different - I'm not so sure you've fully considered this...
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Like most Storck questions, geometry is central. How long of a head tube do you want? Ex: A Cervelo RS in my size would have 160mm HT while the Absolutist in my size has a 115mm HT.
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- Tinker, Taylor, Tart
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Exactly my point - Storck are very low at the front whilst the RS is very high. Carbon_Cowboy presents a perfect example where a 54cm RS has a 160mm headtube and the storck has a 115mm, 45mm difference... which is HUGE!!
Remember that the Storcks has a fork length app. 12 mm longer than the Cervelo. So you need to add that to the head tube length. But of course, there's still a fair difference.
Yes. I´m also 173 cm/81cm inseam, and ride a 51, which is a perfect fit for me. Remember the longer fork, which makes the headtube lengths almost the same.
You can see me bike here: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=56232&start=0&hilit=fenomalist
You can see me bike here: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=56232&start=0&hilit=fenomalist
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1.73m here also. I ride a size 51 Storck and if I bought a Cervelo(R3 not RS) it would be a 54 w/ a 73 degree stem to get closest to position I have on my Storck. The Storck has a Effective TT length of 549mm vs. 532 for the RS that is also quite a difference. What is saddle to bar drop and cockpit length right now?
Where do people get fork length information? It seems that's rarely published but has a profound effect on the fit.
The Storck does have a very low rake fork, that at least is obvious. More stable than would be suggested by the head tube angle.
The Storck does have a very low rake fork, that at least is obvious. More stable than would be suggested by the head tube angle.
I think now I've got a "saddle-to-bar" distance of 52-53cm (I don't really know exactly), with a 11 cm stem (Ritchey WCS)
Carbon_Cowboy wrote:1.73m here also. I ride a size 51 Storck and if I bought a Cervelo(R3 not RS) it would be a 54 w/ a 73 degree stem to get closest to position I have on my Storck. The Storck has a Effective TT length of 549mm vs. 532 for the RS that is also quite a difference. What is saddle to bar drop and cockpit length right now?
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