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Dec 28, 2015 at 3:42 PM Post #3,767 of 4,419
Indeed !

A hoot to ride as well...
 
Jan 6, 2016 at 6:51 AM Post #3,768 of 4,419
That's a nice bike. Nice scenery too, as usual i'm not doing much riding this time of year.
 
This was from one of my last rides of the season, and I saw maybe one other person the whole time I was out.
 

 
Jan 6, 2016 at 5:53 PM Post #3,769 of 4,419
  That's a nice bike. Nice scenery too, as usual i'm not doing much riding this time of year.
 
This was from one of my last rides of the season, and I saw maybe one other person the whole time I was out.
 
 

 
Those are the best rides. One of the many advantages of a bike that may ride on something coarser than smooth tarmac.
 
Jan 6, 2016 at 10:10 PM Post #3,770 of 4,419
I forgot about this thread.
Lots of road bikes here. I am mostly riding mountain now because I got tired of LA drivers and I am only 15 minutes from the trail head.
So here is mine.

 

Custom build:
Frame - Rocky Mountain Altitude 770msl (2013 with 2015 carbon rear stays)
Shox - Fox x2 and Pike RCT3 Dual
Wheels - Light Bikes 35 mmm on DT swiss hubs and 2.4 Ardent/Nevegal combo
Stem - Kore 55
Bars - Enve 780 (will probably cut them to 760)
Post - 9point8 fall line
Group - XTR with one up 32 oval and 45/18 conversion and Race Face Atlas cranks
Brakes - XT
27.5lb
Makes me stupid brave on the downhill and climbs surprisingly well when locked out.
 
Jan 7, 2016 at 1:49 PM Post #3,772 of 4,419
Jan 23, 2016 at 3:49 PM Post #3,773 of 4,419
I've just discovered this 3d :blush:.

Riding is my first hobby, here are my two custom built bikes. Even if now they're quite old, the weight is still top notch ☺

Road bike is a Cannondale Super Six HM 2010, bbq colour, ie matt black. Weight is about 5.75 kg
Component list :Bar Tape: Forello cork
Bottle Cage: btp carbon
Bottom Bracket: Cannondale BB30
Brakes Rear: Ciamillo Zero G Ti
Brakes Front: Ciamillo Zero G Ti
Cables / Housing: I-link
Cassette: shimano Dura Ace 7900 12-25
Chain: Shimano Dura Ace 7900
Crankset:
- Crank Arms: Cannondale SL
- Crank Bolts: Cannondale
- Outer Ring: Extralite Octaramp RC2 50
- Inner Ring: Extralite Octaramp RC2 34
- Ring Bolts: Extralite Extrabolts
Derailleur Front: Dura Ace 7900
Derailleur Rear: Dura Ace 7900
Fork: Cannondale HM
Frame: Cannondale Super Six Hi Mod 2010, tg 52
Handle Bar: 3T Ergosum LTD 42 c-c
Headset: Cannondale
Headset Cap/Bolt: Extralite Ultrastar 2 e tappo Extralite Top Cap
Headset Spacers: carbon
Pedals: Exustar epr 200ckti
Quick Releases: Extralite Aliens 2
Seat: Ax-Lightness Endurance
Seat Binder: Extralite
Seat Post: Thomson Masterpiece 31.6 , cut, Ti bolts
STI/Ergo Levers: Shimano Dura Ace 7900
Stem: Extralite Roadstem OC 120 mm
Tires: Hutchison Atom Galactik tubeless

Tubes: -----------------------

Wheel Set (Entire): Spada Oxygeno 18-24 spokes
 
Jan 23, 2016 at 4:26 PM Post #3,774 of 4,419
And another one, mainly used for commuting, light offroad, strolling around with wife and kids, and...on car roof during summer holidays!
Today it weights 8.2 kg, and has mavic xride with latex and no tubes, tubeless tires!Bottle Cage: Zefal Carbon 20
Bottle Cage Bolts: 4
Bottom Bracket: --------- 0
Brake Levers: Extralite Ultralevers 64
Brakes Rear: Extralite Ultrabrakes (without aluminium arch) 95
Brakes Front: Extralite Ultrabrakes (without aluminium arch) 95
Cables / Housing: Alligator I-link 110
Cassette: Shimano Dura-Ace 11-27 (with Extralite lockring) 177
Chain: Shimano XTR 290
Crankset: Shimano XTR 2007 FC-M970 175 mm 780
- Crank Arms: --------- 0
- Crank Bolts: --------- 0
- Outer Ring: --------- 0
- Middle Ring: --------- 0
- Inner Ring: --------- 0
- Ring Bolts: --------- 0
Derailleur Front: Shimano XTR 2007 FD-M971 (ergal bolt) 145
Derailleur Rear: Shimano XTR 2007 RD-M971 SGS (ergal bolt) 195
Fork: Matrix carbon, 19 cm cut 500
Frame: PROGRESS Team SL 2007 size M (rear derailleur hanger included) 1330
Grips: Extralite Ultragrips 15
Handle Bar: Ritchey WCS OS (55 cm cut) 137
Headset: Cane Creek Integrated, short 81
Headset Cap/Bolt: Ritchey WCS (ergal bolt) 15
Headset Spacers: Carbon 6x5 mm 12
Pedals: Exustar E-PM525-Ti 214
Quick Releases: Extralite Aliens2 59
Rear Shock: --------- 0
Seat: Selle Italia SLR XC Gelflow 175
Seat Binder: Extralite Ultraclamp 34.9 12
Seat Post: KCNC SC Pro Lite Scandium 31.6x350 200
Shifters: Shimano XTR SL-M970 (ergal bolts) 213
Stem: Ritchey WCS 4-axis OS 120 mm (Ti screws) 119
Tire Front: Schwalbe Furious Fred 2.00” 309
Tire Rear: Schwalbe Furious Fred 2.00” 313
Tubes: Maxxis Flyweight 26” 190
Wheel set (Front): --------- 0
Wheel set (Rear): --------- 0
Wheel Set (Entire): Extralite Ultraterra Ti 2008 1140
- Rims: --------- 0
- Spokes: --------- 0
- Nipples: --------- 0
- Hub Front: --------- 0
- Hub Rear: --------- 0
Misc Option: V-brake pivots Extralite Ultrabolts 8 9
Veloplugs 8
Extralite Ultrastar Expander 9

Total Weight 7035 Grams

 
Feb 10, 2016 at 5:12 PM Post #3,777 of 4,419
I am blessed with having plenty of great trails near me here in New Jersey, so MTB is a common hobby of mine. I ride the Talon 4 2016 Edition, does anyone else with the bike have a problem with the brakes being lackluster?
 
Feb 11, 2016 at 5:11 PM Post #3,778 of 4,419
  I ride a Wilier GTR SL with Ultegra. Love it. Last one was an Orbea Orca and the Wilier is better, more comfortable and much better handling. Gotta love bikes...

 
Mmmh Wilier. And an Orca. Both fantastic looking bikes...
 
 
  I am blessed with having plenty of great trails near me here in New Jersey, so MTB is a common hobby of mine. I ride the Talon 4 2016 Edition, does anyone else with the bike have a problem with the brakes being lackluster?

What kind of brakes are those ?
 
Feb 16, 2016 at 12:52 PM Post #3,779 of 4,419
  I am blessed with having plenty of great trails near me here in New Jersey, so MTB is a common hobby of mine. I ride the Talon 4 2016 Edition, does anyone else with the bike have a problem with the brakes being lackluster?


I have never heard of these "Tektro Auriga", Hydraulic disc, 160mm
Have you had your bike shop look at them? They may need to be bled. I use shimano XT and had the entry level Maguras previously (tr 200 I think) The shimano's are much better both in stopping power and modulation but I never had a problem stopping with the Magura's and I think you can buy them after market for $30 each so they are not expensive.
Get your bike shop to look at them and perhaps bleed them or/and clean the pads that should solve the problem.
 
Mar 12, 2016 at 5:28 PM Post #3,780 of 4,419
 
I have never heard of these "Tektro Auriga", Hydraulic disc, 160mm
Have you had your bike shop look at them? They may need to be bled. I use shimano XT and had the entry level Maguras previously (tr 200 I think) The shimano's are much better both in stopping power and modulation but I never had a problem stopping with the Magura's and I think you can buy them after market for $30 each so they are not expensive.
Get your bike shop to look at them and perhaps bleed them or/and clean the pads that should solve the problem.


How do the Avid BB7 compare with the Shimano XT, do you know? I'm getting ready to start building a bike. Thanks!
 

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