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My Noah revamped for this year
Loverly !
Presumably the 4ZA wheels supplied with her - it never occured to me that Ridley 'made' such nice deep profile carbon jobbies. Apparently, the 4ZA branded items are not just re-badged by Ridley, but actually fabricated specifically by/for them.....
Anyway, brings me on to my next post.
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About 6 months go I made plans for a winter build of a TT rig - not that I'd ever even ridden one before, but I was taken with the idea of something 'different' ........and a few false starts later, mostly caused by having to re-plan my frame ideas.....and she's finished. I already have two Ridleys, and it was only a coincidence that I managed to pick up this frame in early January. Some parts were sourced from eBay and consumables were purchased new.
With the help of purchases from a few lads on here, its built on a Campag mix (Chorus, Athena, Centaur) and I'm pleased with how its turned out. Its my first attempt at a build and was something for myself and my young lad to cut our teeth on. I like to add better wheels, aero seat post maybe and a better bottle cage, but budgets didn't permit at this point and they were 'sacrificed' in the short term at least.
Lastly, thanks to Countrykid, Letape, bcmf & TheDocman for parts and to seamus & Route66 for some pointers on worn cassettes. I may have forgotten others who have helped, in which case apologies!0 -
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AstraMonti wrote: »Great, but ditch those ugly stickers on the wheels
But they match the frame........0 -
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Finally got my frame built up (excellent work by Andy in Staggs).
Storck Scenero with SRAM Rival derailleurs front and back, SRAM Brakes/shifters, SRAM Callipers, Racepace Cadence crankset, Selle Italia Flite Team saddle, Kore Stem and Bars and FFWD F6C-C Wheels.
Edit: All up it's weighing in at 18lbs which isn't bad considering I didn't aim for a lightweight build and those wheels aren't the lightest
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couerdelion wrote: »Finally got my frame built up (excellent work by Andy in Staggs).
Storck Scenero with SRAM Rival derailleurs front and back, SRAM Brakes/shifters, SRAM Callipers, Racepace Cadence crankset, Selle Italia Flite Team saddle, Kore Stem and Bars and FFWD F6C-C Wheels.
Edit: All up it's weighing in at 18lbs which isn't bad considering I didn't aim for a lightweight build and those wheels aren't the lightest
That is seriously pretty. What bar tape did you use?they/them/theirs
And so on, and so on …. - Slavoj Žižek
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couerdelion wrote: »Finally got my frame built up (excellent work by Andy in Staggs).
Storck Scenero with SRAM Rival derailleurs front and back, SRAM Brakes/shifters, SRAM Callipers, Racepace Cadence crankset, Selle Italia Flite Team saddle, Kore Stem and Bars and FFWD F6C-C Wheels.
Edit: All up it's weighing in at 18lbs which isn't bad considering I didn't aim for a lightweight build and those wheels aren't the lightest
Beautiful bike-do you mind me asking where you got the frame and was it expensive? Savage looking machine. Best of luck with it!0 -
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