For a longtime I have visited this sight to dream,ooogle,and AAAHHH over bikes.Well this year I wil start to build my own featherweight.I will create a post for that later on as parts start to gather,and take shape.
For now this is my current ride. 2011 focus Izlaco pro 1.0
pretty much stock,so no individual weights.
Dura ace 7900
SLK crankset (bb30)
kmc x10sl gold
3t arx stem
3t ergonova bars
3t dorico pro post
Prologo nago evo nack carbon
wheelset china carbon clinchers (1460+/- 30)
(mavic kysrium elites too)
continental gp 4000 tires
fizik matte black bar tape
china bottle cages
speedplay stainless pedals
16 pounds-ish,nothing special
Just wanted to do an official 1st post before my UBER-dream build begins
Just realized i have no good pictures either ,new tires since picture

Nice looking bike!

Whats under the tarp????

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CAAD 10

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=119755&hilit=caad+10+force+22

^Its my chase vehicle,a 67 pontiac tempest.holds a lot of bikes and friends.]

I am no photographer ,but heres some pictures.(still with old tires )now have gp400's mounted.

Looks nice and clean, can't go too wrong with black saddle and tape. What do you make of the wheels?
Got a link to where you got them?

Less than 200 miles on wheelset so far , so can't give a lot of info there.I'm 160 lbs ,so seem plenty stiff for a rider my size.No brake pad rubbing when climbing hard,or weird noises.Cassette hub noise is pretty LOUD,still getting use to that.
I actually got these wheels in a trade I made,was just told they were bought off the" BAY " from here :

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The brake track is actually carbon finish,while the rest of the wheel is matte black paint.Been running them with swiss stop pads ,braking is excellent,no shuddering ,or squeeking.Very predictable handling.
Hope that helps a little

Cheers for the reply, I've heard Novatec hubs can be noisy but it's neither here nor there when you consider the price.
Good to hear they are stiff too, with so many Chinese carbon rims around all the opinions I can get are welcome.
They certainly look the part, and at that price you'd have no gripes using them for training.