Basil.B
Guru
- Location
- Oxfordshire
Bet thats light!
Show Us Your Carbon!!!
- Thread starter MadoneRider1991
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Basil.B
Guru
- Location
- Oxfordshire
Light enough, gorgeous bike!
Cheshire Celt
Legend
- Location
- Alsager
Mines coming in at 7.8 but that's a large frame mines a small so might be a little lighter
Pedrosanchezo
Veteran
- Location
- Perthshire, scotland
It's the Ui2 that adds the weight. I am sure the bike is around 7.4kg but with Dura ace or Chorus it's around 7kg mark. Still it's plenty light and the precise shifting under load will more than make up for any added beef.7.8kg with the pedals so not that light but its 2.5kg lighter than my Giant
I agree that Ribble looks awesome. Understated.
Here is my new Cube Agree GTC Pro. Absolutely loving it. I also have the Cube Hyde for day to day commuting. This is my first roadie for 20 odd years and can't believe how responsive, stable & comfortable it feels!
(sorry for crappy image quality on my iPhone)
Very nice
I want one
Anyone got a 53cm going
Mr Haematocrit
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- Location
- Out of the saddle
Just got this today, to keep the Di2 Team Venge company, 260 globally with 15 coming to the UK, its the limited edition olympic sworks tarmac sl4 - im going to build it with 11 speed dura ace di2 with seatpost battery, SRM power meter, Zipp Firecrest wheels, carbon crank, TRP magnesium brakes, ceramic speed bearings throughout.
Going to get it ready for spring
Going to get it ready for spring
Cyclist33
Guest
- Location
- Warrington
Just got this today, to keep the Di2 Team Venge company, 260 globally with 15 coming to the UK, its the limited edition olympic sworks tarmac sl4 - im going to build it with 11 speed dura ace di2 with seatpost battery, SRM power meter, Zipp Firecrest wheels, carbon crank, TRP magnesium brakes, ceramic speed bearings throughout.
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Going to get it ready for spring
And then are you going to win races?
Rob3rt
Man or Moose!
- Location
- Manchester
I don't think he cares ^^ although he does race.
Nice frame...... for a Specialized, lol
I would love some Zipp wheel's but I can't justify or afford it really in light of them being essentially consumables!
Nice frame...... for a Specialized, lol
I would love some Zipp wheel's but I can't justify or afford it really in light of them being essentially consumables!
Mr Haematocrit
msg me on kik for android
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- Out of the saddle
I wish....... Looking really stylish when I crash out would be a more appropriate and achievable goal
Sittingduck
Legendary Member
- Location
- Somewhere flat
Now that's the kind of tarmac, that I wouldn't mind kissing.
Basil.B
Guru
- Location
- Oxfordshire
Gorgeous looking frame, lovely red.
Hope to see the finished bike!
Hope to see the finished bike!
Mr Haematocrit
msg me on kik for android
- Location
- Out of the saddle
I will most certainly be posting a build thread soon as all the bits come though for me 
Afternoon all!
Just when you thought this thread was dead, some updated pics of my bike turned up
Lost the FSA K-Force Light Crankset, it creaked and went back as a warranty failure, replaced with Dura Ace, runs quieter and shifts more smoothly, result!
Also took the plunge and went for an Aero wheelset, thanks to one of those amazing Planet-X offers, still lots in stock apparently.
Just when you thought this thread was dead, some updated pics of my bike turned up
Lost the FSA K-Force Light Crankset, it creaked and went back as a warranty failure, replaced with Dura Ace, runs quieter and shifts more smoothly, result!
Also took the plunge and went for an Aero wheelset, thanks to one of those amazing Planet-X offers, still lots in stock apparently.
