Here's my current ride. If you guys have suggestions to bring the weight down, I'd appreciate it. (Note: The standard crank + Quarq powermeter is non-negotiable.)

Cipollini RB1000 (2012 Model)
Groupset: Red 2013
Wheelset: Zipp 303 Firecrest tubular
Tires: Continental GP400
Saddle: Prologo Scratch Pro Nack
Stem: Zipp SL Speed 120 mm
Handlebar: Zipp Service Course CSL 42 cm
Pedal: Look Keo Blade Aero
Bottle cages; Cipollini Carbon

Weight: 6.9 kg
Prior weight (with compact crank and without Quarq): 6.58 kg

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Nice.
I would leave the weight as it is, as it is not a weightweenie frameset to begin with.
My RB1k is about 6450 gr with LW Std.

What size is the frame btw?

cheers!

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Nice bike.

but i would also like to see som better pictures

Please don't get mad, but I really cannot like the RB1000 in a small size. I think above size 56 is much better.

Not at all; getting mad won't get anyone anywhere. Matter of personal taste. But ask an RB1000 owner (who really rides his bike hard) about the bike. My guesstimate - 8 out of 10 would answer you with a smile in his heart. And that's not because he's justifying his investment.

Yes, more would be coming.

Awesome. Love it. It looks the business.

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Choice! I like your machine. I suppose I could go with LW wheels. But I kinda like the 303 FC very much. I ride hard in all manner of road conditions, but the hoops just never failed me. 6000 km ++ since October 2012, and I only had to true the spokes once.

Size S. 49 cm c-c I think. You can check it out at Cipollini site.

Cheers.

Only thing I would change is the stem to the beyond black service course sl.

Clean it, I'm sure that would take some weight off


But seriously, beautiful bike.

Lovely bicycle! Even nicer since it looks like just the right size for me... Very interested in this bike since it was first released!

I love Cipollini's....but the headtube is so short that I either have to start a serious yoga program or run a ridiculous stack.....