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rascel
PostPosted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 7:33 pm 
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felt fc 58
syntace f139
3T less
lizard skins
KCNC C7
NoName 88mm tubs
ultegra di2
rotor 3d
stronglight ct2
btp bottlecages
enve 27.2
becker carbon
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6.82kg ...

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 Post subject: Re: felt fc 2012
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Very nice!! Mixed opinions on Felt's on the forum, but I am keen on the look. :beerchug: :welcome:

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 Post subject: Re: felt fc 2012
PostPosted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 10:43 pm 
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NICE! Though could you take a side view pic too? Also, how you liking the noname wheels?
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Have a couple of other wheelsets to throw in, AX 24s drop the weight below 6kg. Those 88s are heavy, but spin nicely and did cost little compared to other options with such rim heights.

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PostPosted: Sat Mar 03, 2012 6:27 pm 
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Nice! I was ready to pull the trigger an the FC frameset and ended up with the F3. Love it so far!


Beautiful bike you've got!

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 Post subject: Re: felt fc 2012
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Nicely done although I am not a fan of huge profile wheels on normal (non aero) frames.
a)Bars need to be rotated clockwise.
b)Why not an enve stem?

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Very nice, looks very well balanced for a big frame. Have you any photos with some less aero wheels.The wheels are great, but I think it would be nice to have some wheels that are not so overpowering, photo-wise.
Noticed that the quick release on your brakes are not all the way down as they should be.
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 Post subject: Re: felt fc 2012
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Not a big Felt fan, but I like it a lot!
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very nice bike, but the handlebars are completly wrong.. sorry :D
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artray wrote:
Noticed that the quick release on your brakes are not all the way down as they should be.


Thats because the good mechanic leaves the lever a tad open until the cables settle in, so the only thing he has to do is to completely close them and the brake is perfectly set up. ;)

Will provide some pics with other wheelsets. ENVE stem is no option for me since its heavier and not very beautiful either.

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Some different wheeloptions ...

Enve Smart 6.7s
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6780g

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Ambrosio Crono
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6700g

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LEW ProVT1
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6190g

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AX 24s
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5860g

... judging from the optics, I'd vote for the LEW wheelset :mrgreen:

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My vote goes to Enve, although it looks good with all wheel choices :thumbup: If it had a classic shaped handlebar it would be perfect for my taste.

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I love all the wheelsets! Gorgeous set-up, but I agree the Lew's photograph the best....the question is which ride the best?

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btompkins0112 wrote:
the question is which ride the best?


I'd say they all serve a different purpose and are therefore suited for different races. In terms of personal favorit I actually would tend to call dibs on the Ambrosios.

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Lew, Enve, Ax... they all look great! :thumbup:

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