Heyya!

Nice bike, however Im not sure about the saddle position but if it fits you well..

Actually you could have posted some pics also with the LW's on the new bike

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Ridley Noah
Bianchi EV3

Thanks!

Lightweight are sold.
The saddle is just fine.

The levers were two low, so I put them a little bit higher and now it's much better.
I'll post pics.

A little change in position of handlebar, levers and new tyres.

Waiting for the new S-Works saddle...

Why did you sell the lightweight wheels?

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Specialized Tarmac S-works SL4
http://i891.photobucket.com/albums/ac11 ... 11af34.jpg

Firstly, as I am taking part in road races I didn't feel well with the fact that they were so fragile.(one touch and I would just lose my wheel).

Secondly, I didn't think that they worth their money, so when I found a good price I sold them.

When it comes down to racing it is often said: " race what you can replace". Lightweight wheels are made for racing but very expensive when it comes down to replacement/repair. I do not agree on you that they are not worth the money. My Meilenstein clinchers are great and rock sollid and smooth wheels. I guess it al comes down to personal taste. By the way; great bike you have.

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Specialized Tarmac S-works SL4
http://i891.photobucket.com/albums/ac11 ... 11af34.jpg

New rings and bicycle computer... and we continue!!!

Wrong setback position except for the TT or triathlon. I can't imagine you climbing Tourmalet
Nevertheless sweet bike.

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Biomechanical spreadsheet. Sizing&Fitting.

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum ... 8e319d185b

with reference to the saddle position: he is mimicking jens voigt