Time VXR Shimano Di2 tuned internal wiring - WW project bike
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This is the "Build Of The Year", hands down! If you are trying to match the wheels to the frame I suggest the 2009 Reynolds DV3K T. They have a super nice high gloss 3k weave that would match the frame just perfect. The 09 was built on DT240 hubs and with DT aerolite spokes. They were 1320g. Sure you can build lighter 46mm sets, matching the finish with no decals (at least 20g) would look really nice.
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Thumb shifters with AX Zeus stem and Schmolke bars (note I still need one BTP clamp the other is the Ti Dura Ace one.)


864 grams stripped

Off to the LBS today for the BB to be faced and chased

Next up is more sanding at finer grits to get that soul glo


864 grams stripped

Off to the LBS today for the BB to be faced and chased

Next up is more sanding at finer grits to get that soul glo
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Just curious, with all this naked carbon going on, will you have any colour highlights, or is everything going to be naked carbon and black?
I can't help but think a very thin outline Time logo with some subtle pin stripes in your choice of colour on the frame/fork, along with a few select details (cables, bolts, etc) in your colour would just set it off "just so". Heck... do the logo and pinstripes in chrome. Very classy.
I can't help but think a very thin outline Time logo with some subtle pin stripes in your choice of colour on the frame/fork, along with a few select details (cables, bolts, etc) in your colour would just set it off "just so". Heck... do the logo and pinstripes in chrome. Very classy.
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Vidman- Its going to be sexual chocolate black.
Here are some pics of pritchet74s battery install in his SLC-SL
http://fairwheelbikes.com/forum/viewtop ... 9&start=45" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;"
Here are some pics of pritchet74s battery install in his SLC-SL
http://fairwheelbikes.com/forum/viewtop ... 9&start=45" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;"
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Dang, this build just keeps on getting better with all of that super-light AX and Schmolke gear, plus the thumb shifters!
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coloclimber, I've been watching this build everyday now and finally created an account so I could congratulate you on such an awesome build!
I was wondering what you're going to do about the finish of the bike so that it doesn't retain that "sanded" hazyness...
I did the same type of thing to a carbon seat post, and found that applying "mink oil" made the weave shine true and really brought out the sexuality of its chocolate...if you know what I mean.
I was wondering what you're going to do about the finish of the bike so that it doesn't retain that "sanded" hazyness...
I did the same type of thing to a carbon seat post, and found that applying "mink oil" made the weave shine true and really brought out the sexuality of its chocolate...if you know what I mean.
I've just read the entire thread again and it's quite amazing. I'm wondering if you'll be using a clear coat on that sanded frame of yours or using some kind of wax. 

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'10 Velocite Millennium Elite SRAM Red
'11 Velocite Geos w SRAM Red || '08 Giant Anthem X0 w SRAM X0 || '93 Pinarello w Shimano 105
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'10 Velocite Millennium Elite SRAM Red
'11 Velocite Geos w SRAM Red || '08 Giant Anthem X0 w SRAM X0 || '93 Pinarello w Shimano 105
Dang -- Pritch and Colo together? 

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u should get someone like rue to put those thumbshifters inside the bars 

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That frame is looking fine! I love this project!
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I don't understand ,how you will recharge the battery??You must remove the seatpost?
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Cycloholic wrote:I don't understand ,how you will recharge the battery??You must remove the seatpost?
Battery lasts ages, can't see that being an issue.