Extralite SC-058 580g sizeM!

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Luften wrote:
Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:56 am
tktgnkym wrote:
Sun Feb 14, 2021 2:11 pm
1. Berdspoke ver. 689g
front
Ax-Lightness Ultra24t rim
M5 flanged version Front hub ceramic
Berd Spokes Black

rear
Ax-Lightness Ultra24t rim
Extralite CyberRear SP ceramic hub
Berd Spokes Black

2. titanspoke ver. 734g
front
no brand 207g rim
Extralite CyberFront SP ceramic hub
Pillar X-TRA Lite Ti spoke

rear
no brand 207g rim
Extralite CyberRear SP ceramic hub
Pillar X-TRA Lite Ti spoke

Could you give us a review on the wheels? How do you find they compare to more mainstream brands, say Campagnolo Boras or sometime similar? Are they stiff? I'm choosing between some AX/Cyberhubs myself at the moment.

Thanks!

I do not recommend choosing these only lightweight wheels if you want faster.
I recommend Bora or Mavic ultimate or MEILENSTEIN.

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dereksmalls wrote:
Sun Feb 14, 2021 9:21 am
What's the full wheel build? Rims/hubs etc please?
http://wwwa.pikara.ne.jp/mekaanikko/

No brand 207g rim
At this Japanese shop
I bought it.

Normally the nominal value is 215g
There is a deviation.

Is it possible to purchase from overseas?
Please check with the store.



KT25-23S lightweight ver. 215g
¥31,692 (Japanese yen)


K:K series
T:tubular
25:rim hight
23:rim wide
S:light weight ver.


https://mekaanikko.up.seesaa.net/image/ ... 191124.pdf

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So: how does it ride?

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I don't race.
I don't even have to run fast.
Stay healthy.

Assemble a lightweight roadbike.

Because that is my hobby.

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by claus

Let my try to restate my question: do you like the way the bike rides?
Is there anything that would keep you from buying it again or recommending it to others?
For example:
"it is very sensitive to steering input"
"it rides like on rails and initiating a turn take some effort"
"you feel every tiny bump in the road surface"
"compared to my other bike XYZ it feels better/worse/different with respect to ..."
?


That is, I am playing with the idea of buying such a frame "just for fun" too,
but I would like to read some kind of "reviews" first
- no matter how subjective they are.

Thanks and enjoy the ride!

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claus wrote:
Fri Feb 26, 2021 12:06 pm
Let my try to restate my question: do you like the way the bike rides?
Is there anything that would keep you from buying it again or recommending it to others?
For example:
"it is very sensitive to steering input"
"it rides like on rails and initiating a turn take some effort"
"you feel every tiny bump in the road surface"
"compared to my other bike XYZ it feels better/worse/different with respect to ..."
?


That is, I am playing with the idea of buying such a frame "just for fun" too,
but I would like to read some kind of "reviews" first
- no matter how subjective they are.

Thanks and enjoy the ride!
My road bike is a pursuit of lightness.
The narrow handle width makes it a very quick reaction.

The top speed is slow due to the fact that it is too light and the gear ratio.
However, the acceleration from zero is great.

Since the information on the road surface is also accurately transmitted, long rides are tiring.
Still, I'm riding the bike very easily.

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by Felixhase

Really nice build! Are you still happy with it? How many miles did you already take it for a ride?
Are there any other reviews or tests about the frame? The internet is really not full of articles about this rare frame.
Still thinking about using the frame for a climbing / racing bike (tt uphill only)

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What are those pulleys from previous page? 7,4 grams per pair, that is super light.

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StanK wrote:
Mon Mar 29, 2021 5:01 pm
What are those pulleys from previous page? 7,4 grams per pair, that is super light.
https://carbonice.net/Schaltrollen:::13.html


Unfortunately it may be a discontinued.

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tktgnkym wrote:
Sat Apr 03, 2021 2:03 pm
StanK wrote:
Mon Mar 29, 2021 5:01 pm
What are those pulleys from previous page? 7,4 grams per pair, that is super light.
https://carbonice.net/Schaltrollen:::13.html
Unfortunately it may be a discontinued.
Starbike has these in stock. I own two sets, both are ~8.2g, so a bit heavier than 7.4g.

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Approx. 75 euro for pair (with postage) :o That will wait better days.
At least, I hope they work flawlessly.

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I got a new lightweight item.
It's darimo's combo handlebar.
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by claus

If someone has the frame, could you please post how wide the top tube is in the middle (and maybe at both ends)?
Background: my knees are fairly close together while pedaling, so on many "modern" frames they actually hit the top tube.

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tktgnkym wrote:
Fri May 07, 2021 11:30 pm
I got a new lightweight item.
It's darimo's combo handlebar.
Wow that thing is light. That cockpit is light than just my Tarmac stem. Is it flexy?
Specialized Tarmac SL7
Specialized Crux
Velobuild 168
Trek Checkpoint ALR

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What a build. Looks great.

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