prendrefeu wrote:What size frame are you running?
I'll second this question - the Rotundo's look HUGE on this bike...
First timer from Socal, posting my MCipollini RB800 Enve 3.4
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Hi all,
The frame size is "small" per manufacturer, but it runs big like a 52-53. The Rotundo handlebars is a 40. The stem length is 120.
I need to bug a friend to take better pics of the bike, my camera isn't the best. I'll do that sometime soon.
I actually wish I had taken a few pictures of the frame before the built, it was cool to look at annotations inside made by whoever built it. Also the carbon layers looked skillfully laid out by hand (not that I am an expert or anything).
Ended up riding on wet, cold weather this past Saturday, and I am happy to report that the Enve wheels did great, no problems braking on wet rims and road going downhill. I still wish I had stayed home.
The frame size is "small" per manufacturer, but it runs big like a 52-53. The Rotundo handlebars is a 40. The stem length is 120.
I need to bug a friend to take better pics of the bike, my camera isn't the best. I'll do that sometime soon.
I actually wish I had taken a few pictures of the frame before the built, it was cool to look at annotations inside made by whoever built it. Also the carbon layers looked skillfully laid out by hand (not that I am an expert or anything).
Ended up riding on wet, cold weather this past Saturday, and I am happy to report that the Enve wheels did great, no problems braking on wet rims and road going downhill. I still wish I had stayed home.
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