So, since my old FSA SL-K Light was 175 mm I bought a new 172,5 mm version of the same crankset. This time with white graphics. I also got the Stronglight CT2 chainrings but for some reason I like the look better with the silver FSA chainrings. I have also ordered a 3T Arx Pro stem in 110 mm and +/- 17 degrees for a even more aggressive position.

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ive followed this thread..nice frame..but what do you really want to do to it? ...was really nice at one point..very pro looking but painted c.set is a bit far...set it up..ride it..you seem to change bits often...its better to upgrade when needed...

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Love The Picasso with The green tyres and the crazy tape!

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Custom Rychtarski steel bike
Ridley X-ride 10
Custom Wittson Ti

I still like the black chainrings, white saddle and white bar tape.

Not really sure what I want with my bike besides ride the he** out of it when the weather improves. I love trying new things and changing the look with new stuff etc. Later I will probably get custom decals for the wheels and play around with colored handlebar tape and tires...

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@Elrey
I agree, this it the best combination!

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I can see there is a pretty big vote for bringing back the colored handlebar tape and tires. Maybe I should look into that in the nearest future.

Now, does that involve low profile wheels or is it okay using my high profile carbon wheels?

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Allways been a fan of low profile rims. But, as long as you bring back those crazy tyres and handlebars. Then i'm glad
It looks sick!

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Ridley X-ride 10
Custom Wittson Ti

The colored handlebar tape and tires are not back yet, but will be... However, I've upgraded a few components to SRAM Force. Brake/shift levers, brake calipers, rear derailleur and front derailleur have been upgraded to SRAM Force. I just got a new Ultegra cassette and chain a week ago so those components stays.

Images will follow...

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Updated images. I also added Speedplay Zero Titanium pedals and a 3T Arx Pro stem in 120mm and -17 degrees. New weight says 7660 grams including bottle cages, Garmin Edge 500, Garmin cadence/speed sensor and K-Edge Garmin Computer Mount.









Planning on getting Planet-X skewers and seatpost clamp to save another 90-100 grams. I think I've been bit by the WW bug.

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Updated build list...

Frame: Cannondale SuperSix BB30, size 52
Fork: Cannondale SuperSix (full carbon)
Headset: Cannondale
Shifters: SRAM Force
Crankset: FSA SL-K Light BB30
Front derailleur: SRAM Force
Rear derailleur: SRAM Force
Brakeset: SRAM Force
Cassette: Shimano Ultegra 6700
Chain: Shimano Ultegra 6700
Handlebar: Cannondale C2 Compact
Stem: 3T Arx Pro
Seatpost: Enve with zero setback
Seatpost clamp: KCNC
Saddle: Selle Italia SLR TT
Wheelset: Mavic Cosmic Carbone SL
Skewers: KCNC
Pedals: Speedplay Zero Titanium
Tires: Continental Grand Prix 4000S
Bottle cages: Bontrager RL
Computer: Garmin Edge 500 + cadence/speedsensor + K-Edge Garmin Computer Mount

Skewers and seatpost clamp upgraded to KCNC which saved over 100 grams. Saddle changed to a Selle Italia SLR with tubular titanium rails. New weight all inclusive now says 7420 grams. Weight without pedals, bottle cages, Garmin Edge 500, cadence/speedsensor and K-Edge Garmin computer mounts says 7054 grams.

Images will follow ASAP.

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Come on then...