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Calnago
 Post subject: Re: TREK Madone #7
PostPosted: Tue Dec 18, 2012 5:42 pm 
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That's so great Damjan that you were able to find the frame of your dreams. And I can feel your enthusiam. It's infectious. Looking forward to seeing it all built up and hearing how you like it.

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Thank you!! :D
I also can not wait to see it all finished ;)

Yes, it has a really interesting finish. Depends of the light...
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wow this is just awesome, congrats!

while most 10+ y.o. bikes look 'old', Madones and 5200/5500/5900 series seem getting even sexier with time. maybe it's not just about the bike with the memories they bring, but nonetheless - these are some serious pieces of road racing weaponery :thumbup:

your setup seems spot on with deda and DA seatpost, but going with some fancy-schmancy wheels.. :? ...this frame begs for Cosmic Carbones 8)
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Or Lightweights :wink:

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damjan kje si kupu okvir / where did you buy the frame ? :)
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majklnajt
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Yeah, Lightweights would be icing on the cake ;)
Will make some UD carbon like decals to cover that carbon pattern.

Bought it here (tu sem ga kupil) :D
http://primator.be/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=6&sort=20a&page=2


BTW, decide to polish Deda Newton stem and bars, similar to the Dura Ace seatpost finish :thumbup:

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DLEVETT
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Looking really good!
I,d love to know what paint that is? The almost clear/grey nature of it is very appealing.

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Rumsas
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majklnajt wrote:


BTW, decide to polish Deda Newton stem and bars, similar to the Dura Ace seatpost finish :thumbup:

Good decision :thumbup: it would look superb. Is it possible to paint clear lacquer on top of the polished items, for protection? I know polished alloy is very delicate.
Btw if you dont need your newtom stem anymore, i would be happy to take it of your hands :D It looks to be 120mm?
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Yes, it is possible. Irongatsby told me that its actually not necesarry until you take care of it and polish it a bit from time to time.

You have a PM for the stem ;)

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Rumsas
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majklnajt wrote:
Yes, it is possible. Irongatsby told me that its actually not necesarry until you take care of it and polish it a bit from time to time.

Ok interesting, makes me think about some polished parts for my steel bike
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Look here... ;)

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=108395&p=926878#p926878

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Omg that stem looks sweet, so does the crankset
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Yes, polished aluminum is relatively easy to maintain. You can apply automotive wax every once in a while to help protect it. IMO, the best part about a polished aluminum (or even stainless steel which is slightly darker) part is that you can always buff it out if you damage it! :mrgreen:
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All this Lance talk is making me want to see this bike more and more. Hurry up Damjan! :mrgreen:
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I think you can expect it to be finished in February... :D

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