Here is my latest build. Even with the heavier Ultegra Di2 (had a mix of SRAM Red/Force on the last TT bike), it's about 1/2 kg lighter then my old TT bike. Only ridden it around the block a few time and looking forward to putting it through the paces. Will add the Di2 brake levers when they come out.

Build: 8.02 KG for a size Large.

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Ridley Noah FAST = 7.38 kg
BMC TM01 = 7.96 kg
Raligh HiLife = 7.46 kg
http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=104672

I'm going to be conservative here and just say it's a very nicely built up bike, congratulations and enjoy it!

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Looks like I made a new 90 Proof friend

Cool bike, i have one myself -> viewtopic.php?f=10&t=107859

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See My Bike & Tillquist's Kitchen !

A Power2max user..

It is a shame that the purile video clip added by the clearly purile 'nathannong' has ruined this thread.

... and it's a shame some people have to be snobby to compensate for their lack of humour and otherwise depressing lives.


@nathanong87
agree, totally baller stuff.

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Exp001

Here was I thinking Valbrona would be beside himself; no chance of toe over lap on that BMC.

How is the shifting with the SRAM crankset and Ui2?

One of my favorite TT's. WOW.

I'm sure you will enjoy.

Let us know how you like the wheelset.

Wolfsquire

The shifting of the Ui2 with the SRAM crank is really good. I have actually think this crank with the TT rings shifts slightly better then the normal SRAM rings that are on my Noah (also Ui2).

carbon2329

Did my first ride yesterday and the wheels are fantastic. Really light for their depth (about 1500g) and handle gust of wind well. When you get up to speed they seem to hold it and you feel like you go into cruise control (this could partially be "new bike" sensations though).

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Ridley Noah FAST = 7.38 kg
BMC TM01 = 7.96 kg
Raligh HiLife = 7.46 kg
http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=104672