2020 Specialized Tarmac SL7

[ryanw]

Could get a anoth 150g off with lighter bars, removing the OSPW and adding a Darimo seatpost...

Would be 6.35kg on Alpinists with the above mods, but I prefer the faster bike

56cm frame - 854g
Shimano Dura-Ace R9170 Di2 groupset
Shimano Dura-Ace 11-25T cassette
Shimano Dura-Ace chain
CeramicSpeed OSPW coated
C-Bear BSA-DUB-IS-R BB
120mm 12º stem
Roval computer mount
Enve SES Aero 42cm bars
Lizard Skin DSP 1.8mm bar tape
Roval Rapide CLX Disc wheelset
Vittoria Corsa Speeds 25c (30ml Orange Seal in each)
Galfer CLD rotors 160 /140mm
Quarq DZero DUB V1 - 172.5mm
Carbon-Ti 52/36T chainrings
Carbon-TI chainring bolts
Speedplay x Dulight Ti pedals
CarbonWorks bottle cage
S-Works in-line 380mm seatpost
Berk Dila 140 padded saddle

[FlatlandClimber]

@Flatlandclimber I agree 100%...but this is weighweenies ... among fishermen the fish will be longer and longer .... among hunters the pigeon will be further and further away ... among boys the penis will be longer and longer ...
@poppiholla I agree 100%...I have never seen somebody from Malaysia or Singapore (just to name a few...) stating that they set up 44 and 49 frames that are not even available in some countries....without considering the fact that the scales used are nothing short of ... not reliable.

My emonda went from original spec 6.92 to now 7.47kg race spec and I love it more than ever

[king1]

@Flatlandclimber I agree 100%...but this is weighweenies ... among fishermen the fish will be longer and longer .... among hunters the pigeon will be further and further away ... among boys the penis will be longer and longer ...
@poppiholla I agree 100%...I have never seen somebody from Malaysia or Singapore (just to name a few...) stating that they set up 44 and 49 frames that are not even available in some countries....without considering the fact that the scales used are nothing short of ... not reliable.

My emonda went from original spec 6.92 to now 7.47kg race spec and I love it more than ever

My size 49 sworks green tint SL7 us at 7.2kgs with Mirror Saddle but im very much comfortable with it.


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[Veto]

Does anybody know what this 59 is? Is this a new size? Stack/Reach seems more aggresive.

[gorandotcom]

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Does anybody know what this 59 is? Is this a new size? Stack/Reach seems more aggresive.

I noticed that too. I wonder if it's a typo.


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[MRM]

Lower stack and longer reach? Maybe it's not supposed to be in that list, but rather is a size produced for tall professionals like Kaspar Asgreen.

[Nick38]

Hi guys, been surfing this forum for a long time, now I’m registered and can post I thought I’d show my SL7s. I’ve never had such a comfortable and quick roadbike so ended up with three

[Maddie]

Good thinking! If unsure about the colour, just order every color you like

[poppiholla]

It has been on this forum that the Future stem face plate fits the SL6 S-works stem in combination with out front garmin mount SL7. Here are some pictures of my SL6 Pro disc for who is interested. Face plate is on S-works Stem SL6 (6 degrees 100mm). Looks very clean imho and it is rock solid. I have a totally black Syntace Force 109 stem (6 degrees 100mm) that is very very light and is totally matt black. I will try that later.

[NotYou]

Quick question to those already lucky enough to own a SL7 (or similar high-end bikes):
As hopefully a future owner of one of those beauties, I'm currently trying to figure out the storage. Ideally I'd like to continue to use my cycloc solo, but I'm not sure how well the top tube would handle this. Does anyone here already have the same or a similar setup in place and can provide some insight? Same applies of course in case of strong reasons not to use it

[sigma]

Could get a anoth 150g off with lighter bars, removing the OSPW and adding a Darimo seatpost...

Would be 6.35kg on Alpinists with the above mods, but I prefer the faster bike

56cm frame - 854g
Shimano Dura-Ace R9170 Di2 groupset
Shimano Dura-Ace 11-25T cassette
Shimano Dura-Ace chain
CeramicSpeed OSPW coated
C-Bear BSA-DUB-IS-R BB
120mm 12º stem
Roval computer mount
Enve SES Aero 42cm bars
Lizard Skin DSP 1.8mm bar tape
Roval Rapide CLX Disc wheelset
Vittoria Corsa Speeds 25c (30ml Orange Seal in each)
Galfer CLD rotors 160 /140mm
Quarq DZero DUB V1 - 172.5mm
Carbon-Ti 52/36T chainrings
Carbon-TI chainring bolts
Speedplay x Dulight Ti pedals
CarbonWorks bottle cage
S-Works in-line 380mm seatpost
Berk Dila 140 padded saddle

Did you keep the stock exapnder plug in or swap that to something lighter? I've always used Arundel Mandible cages because of their superb retention but curious how you find the carbonworks given the London roads can be a little bumpy in places...

[Hexsense]

It has been on this forum that the Future stem face plate fits the SL6 S-works stem in combination with out front garmin mount SL7.

How do we actually order this specific stem face plate though.
Do we have to order the whole stem just for the face plate?

[ryanw]

Could get a anoth 150g off with lighter bars, removing the OSPW and adding a Darimo seatpost...

Would be 6.35kg on Alpinists with the above mods, but I prefer the faster bike

56cm frame - 854g
Shimano Dura-Ace R9170 Di2 groupset
Shimano Dura-Ace 11-25T cassette
Shimano Dura-Ace chain
CeramicSpeed OSPW coated
C-Bear BSA-DUB-IS-R BB
120mm 12º stem
Roval computer mount
Enve SES Aero 42cm bars
Lizard Skin DSP 1.8mm bar tape
Roval Rapide CLX Disc wheelset
Vittoria Corsa Speeds 25c (30ml Orange Seal in each)
Galfer CLD rotors 160 /140mm
Quarq DZero DUB V1 - 172.5mm
Carbon-Ti 52/36T chainrings
Carbon-TI chainring bolts
Speedplay x Dulight Ti pedals
CarbonWorks bottle cage
S-Works in-line 380mm seatpost
Berk Dila 140 padded saddle

Did you keep the stock exapnder plug in or swap that to something lighter? I've always used Arundel Mandible cages because of their superb retention but curious how you find the carbonworks given the London roads can be a little bumpy in places...

Extralight or Schmolke, can't remember which one is in the SL7 / Allez.

[CrankAddictsRich]

Hi guys, been surfing this forum for a long time, now I’m registered and can post I thought I’d show my SL7s. I’ve never had such a comfortable and quick roadbike so ended up with three

Beautiful bikes all of them, but why on earth would you get three?

[Nick38]

So I ordered the S-Works in July as a custom build which I was told would be built around September and tried the Pro during that time and was that impressed bought it as my every day ride and then bought the Expert for winter (dry days not cruddy ones) can't be without an SL7 ride, they're that comfortable