Hecho in La Jolla, SUPLICY Bikes.
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Pardon my Pink Goodies !
Been a lurker here in WW for a while for my tight budget build.
Its a Local Company in CA.
Weight 13.8lbs as is (no pedal, no cage and no garmin)
My next upgrade would be a whole new gruppo (currently Ultegra 6700 and aiming for RED)
pretty happy with the outcome so far, but accepting any suggestions for more weight lost !
Parts list,
Frame : Suplicy Bike CS 0.7 (forgot to weigh em before the build )
Stem : FSA 60mm
Headset : FSA (unknown, bought frame used)
Handlebar : Ergonova LTD
Seat Mast : TUNE Cappy
Saddle : POP Saddle
Shifter : Ultegra 6700
Fr Der : Dura Ace 7900 + Parlee Carbon Clamp
Rr Der : Ultegra 6700
Crankset : Ultegra 6700 + Rotor Q 50/34T
BB : Ultegra 6700
Brakes : Ciamillo Zero Grav
Wheels : Reynolds MV32C
Skewers : Token TK233
Chain : KMC X10sl
Been a lurker here in WW for a while for my tight budget build.
Its a Local Company in CA.
Weight 13.8lbs as is (no pedal, no cage and no garmin)
My next upgrade would be a whole new gruppo (currently Ultegra 6700 and aiming for RED)
pretty happy with the outcome so far, but accepting any suggestions for more weight lost !
Parts list,
Frame : Suplicy Bike CS 0.7 (forgot to weigh em before the build )
Stem : FSA 60mm
Headset : FSA (unknown, bought frame used)
Handlebar : Ergonova LTD
Seat Mast : TUNE Cappy
Saddle : POP Saddle
Shifter : Ultegra 6700
Fr Der : Dura Ace 7900 + Parlee Carbon Clamp
Rr Der : Ultegra 6700
Crankset : Ultegra 6700 + Rotor Q 50/34T
BB : Ultegra 6700
Brakes : Ciamillo Zero Grav
Wheels : Reynolds MV32C
Skewers : Token TK233
Chain : KMC X10sl
Last edited by hetchins68 on Tue Apr 10, 2012 4:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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14.6lbs with Cage, Pedal and Garmin
Parts list,
Frame : Suplicy Bike CS 0.7 (forgot to weigh em before the build )
Stem : FSA 60mm
Headset : FSA (unknown, bought frame used)
Handlebar : Ergonova LTD
Seat Mast : TUNE Cappy
Saddle : POP Saddle
Shifter : Ultegra 6700
Fr Der : Dura Ace 7900 + Parlee Carbon Clamp
Rr Der : Ultegra 6700
Crankset : Ultegra 6700 + Rotor Q 50/34T
BB : Ultegra 6700
Brakes : Ciamillo Zero Grav
Wheels : Reynolds MV32C
Skewers : Token TK233
Chain : KMC X10sl
Cage : Stradalli Carbon
Pedal : Time Iclic Ti
Comp : Garmin 500
Parts list,
Frame : Suplicy Bike CS 0.7 (forgot to weigh em before the build )
Stem : FSA 60mm
Headset : FSA (unknown, bought frame used)
Handlebar : Ergonova LTD
Seat Mast : TUNE Cappy
Saddle : POP Saddle
Shifter : Ultegra 6700
Fr Der : Dura Ace 7900 + Parlee Carbon Clamp
Rr Der : Ultegra 6700
Crankset : Ultegra 6700 + Rotor Q 50/34T
BB : Ultegra 6700
Brakes : Ciamillo Zero Grav
Wheels : Reynolds MV32C
Skewers : Token TK233
Chain : KMC X10sl
Cage : Stradalli Carbon
Pedal : Time Iclic Ti
Comp : Garmin 500
Very nice but why ultegra? At least sram force would look better.
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I paid almost nothing for the whole gruppo... Can't ignore that
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jz4nyc wrote:that's a really nice simple looking frame, no garish graphics.
made in calif? really?
Designed in CA, made in Taiwan...lol
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Hey looks good.
How do you like the ride? Comparable to other frames?
I hope you are getting some miles in with that saddle and you aren't still scared of breaking it
How do you like the ride? Comparable to other frames?
I hope you are getting some miles in with that saddle and you aren't still scared of breaking it
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nice to see something different ...looks well tidy
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To mr. Jeff aka Mr.Gum
It's actually my first carbon frame. I heard from there's who owns this frame, it's a stiff one.
And that saddle has been getting abused for at least 100mls/week commute , hahaha...
Some of my buddies were jealous with its weight.
It's actually my first carbon frame. I heard from there's who owns this frame, it's a stiff one.
And that saddle has been getting abused for at least 100mls/week commute , hahaha...
Some of my buddies were jealous with its weight.
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Monkeyboy3333 wrote:nice to see something different ...looks well tidy
Thank you...
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Looks very nice. Very short stem though... how is the handling?
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billspreston wrote:Looks very nice. Very short stem though... how is the handling?
Handling is fine . I'm one of those with short hands...
billspreston wrote:Looks very nice. Very short stem though... how is the handling?
I just noticed the stem...hmmm... that length equals wrong frame size IMHO.
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