Ah but price for weight!

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Ti or dye!

The Weenie formally known as CAADHEAD

Edge forks, Integrated carbon stem/bars, Moots Ti seatposts and colnago frames, for winter training.

What are you guys, MILLIONAIRES !! ??

Cool, you should see mine

This is my winter ride for the 6th year now. Hilset custom titanium frame, Pace fork, xtr cranks , v-brakes and rear der. LX shifters and a mix of 1992 xtr wheels , dt swiss spokes and mavic ceramic rims. Tune speedneedle and here seen fitted with lumicycle Led3 to illuminate my way.
Weighs around 20 pounds




I'm thinking of getting me a Seven Mudhoney because I feel the 26" wheels on this one slow me down too much on the road.

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offroad:


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on road:


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yes, I finished early!

Both have changed a bit, mtb has ditched the DT-Swiss for a carbon On-One fork and got some knobbier tyres; ProRace has gotten a smaller (39x17) gear.

Offroad I use this one.



or this one last year.. for fun

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If you think you can handle 10,000 feet then check out this ride...http://www.michiganmountainmayhem.com

^ walks on water

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The Beateur.

First road bike I bought with my own money several years ago, when a discount warehouse had them on sale for like €700. No name alu frame, Ultegra triple (105 RD after I broke the Ultegra) with 11-23 cluster, ITM cockpit and seatpost, Selle Italia Filante saddle, Shimano R500 wheels with Conti 4 Season 28mm tyres.

A real porker, just shy of 10kg (58cm seat tube), but it's got oh so many fond memories on it.



Plans for a new beater/cx/utility bike are forthcoming, I'm planning to reuse this frame to build a budget TT rig. With the short top- and headtube that should work out fairly ok.

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Bikes: Raceur, Beateur

Just about to do a quick 50km to stretch the legs ...

6.6kg with Garmin and cages

wrong thread, this is for winter bikes

LOL - but I'm wearing greens!

My summer bike is a Canyon Ultimate SLX which is in the Canyon Love Thread ... and for winter I have two bikes ... the Look for dry winter days, and a Giant TCR Advanced for wetter stuff.

If I were you I would use the Canyon in the wet and the Look in the dry . Love your Vittoria Pave's by the way.

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My Renovo R1 wooden bike project

Check it out: the most amazing vintage Colnago, Merckx and Pinarello collection

Thanks SWijland The Look frameset and most of the running gear is now 5 years old but still rides as good as new. I maintain them pretty religously, and it rarely sees rain. The Canyon is a bit stiffer in the BB and particularly in the front end, so much as my heart - and lots of memories - are with the Look, I'd take the Canyon for the real huffing and puffing in summer!

For sale due to impending move to Australia:



(and now with 3T post and stem)

Nobody is going to lose sight of those 290TPI CGs on a murky Kent lane...

Awesome rig!