Black on Black budget build

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tinman143
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by tinman143

never get bored looking at this bike. GREAT job! :thumbup:

sawyer
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by sawyer

Good bangs for the buck on this one.

I find the WW stealth look spectacularly dull tbh and it's been done a million times before, but there's a reason for that ... it's light and can be cheap.
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moomooranch
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by moomooranch

The red accents, glossy lettering with ample negative space, and world champion stripes sets this bike apart from the standard black on black + white bartape/saddle look. Hope it rides as well as it looks. :thumbup:

sawyer
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Location: Natovi Landing

by sawyer

moomooranch wrote:The red accents, glossy lettering with ample negative space, and world champion stripes sets this bike apart from the standard black on black + white bartape/saddle look. Hope it rides as well as it looks. :thumbup:


It does a bit yes. It looks like good bang for buck. But stealth has been done a billiion times and is getting very boring indeed.
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Krull

by Krull

HEN12Y wrote:I love that frame, it reminds me of a Trek Madone 5.x only much nicer! I hate the seatposts on the Trek, and the look of the slightly chunkier-in-places tubes on yours is aesthetically much nicer to look at!


my thoughts exactly! looks better as some of the much more expensive brand name company"s framesets

gigantor7
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by gigantor7

Do you have a cost of the initial build? Not sure what is considered budget :)

petepeterson
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by petepeterson

Can't speak for the the OP but I did build up something similar.... you can do some nice things for under 3K these days. Under 2.5K if you are resourceful I reckon...

JackDaniels
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by JackDaniels

Nice. I have a similar build. I found that the kcnc topper will work with some creative routing and sanding. But your solution looks cleaner.

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