
No SL frames here, but I believe there is another build-up post on that frame.
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Ozrider wrote:On Treks website they list a 56cm SLR 9 at 6.1kg without pedals or bottle cages priced at AUD $12 999.00. This is with full Dura Ace and Bontrager Aeolus 3 clinchers. With pedals and cages you are looking at 6.35 - 6.4kg dependant on pedals.
In comparison my 2010 Parlee Z5 weighs in at 6.1 - 6.4kg ready to ride with SRAM Red and Enve post, stem and bars, Speedplay. Ti pedals, Arundel cages and Garmin sensor / mount.
Not much incentive there to swap over. Admittedly the Trek Emonda would be about 200g lighter with Tubulars and you could fit the one piece XXX integrated barstem found on the SLR 10 and save another 118g for a RRP of $599.
I will be test riding one in a week or two to compare how it rides and handles in comparison to my Parlee and Madone.
Parlee Z5, Trek Madone, Colnago Dream,
mpulsiv wrote:$4200 for http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/ro ... nda_slr_h1 is not bad for 690g frame with 280g fork. Last checked the only frameset that falls into this price range was Cannondale Evo.
wkwt wrote:Here is the Emonda SLR10 bike -- Red 22, one piece stem/bar, Tune tubulars and saddle, lighter seatmast/clamp, new Duotrap with Bluetooth 4.0, Bontrager "skeleton" brakes. $15k -- ouch.
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Butcher wrote:Yeah, but you need pedals so keep that on the bike when you put it on the scale.
Never understood why a bike is not weighed 'ready to ride'.