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• #102
Weight has been thrown out the window and summer carbon has been purchased. Managed to get a good photo today. This thing is fast:
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• #103
from ww'ism to full hd hhsrb. Happy ending <3
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• #104
I think that's the first time I've ever seen a bike look good with double trispokes.
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• #105
Never really commited to the WW, but glad I found these HEDs. Bike now weighs a hefty 8.10kg but is so much more fun to ride
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• #106
Appreciate it. Question is, do I desticker the rear or get a matching sticker for the front?
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• #107
Matching sticker please!
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• #108
+1
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• #109
(Literally) but good move on the HEDs they look sick!
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• #110
SuperSix Evo fork would save some weight if it fits the steerer.
Sorry, can't help myself: even if the Evo fork were to fit the non-tapered headtube you'd save yourself a paltry 20g or so - the Time fork is seriously light. The Evo Hi-mod frameset would have about 3-400g over this frameset.
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• #111
7 months in the making but sure
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• #112
Time fork has alloy steerer sadly, 525g. A nice full carbon fork and bars would be a good upgrade I reckon
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• #113
Matching sticker I reckon.
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• #114
Fair point, read the whole thread this morning didnt realise the difference in time haha, lovely bike though!
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• #115
Cant seem to find any reasonably priced ones online. Is there a forumer who does custom decals?
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• #117
Just realised the front wheel is actually a Specialised (or at least has had a specialised decal on at some point). Did they use the same mold when they were made? Somehow doesn't feel right to use a HED decal on a specialised wheel now
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• #118
They're essentially the same. The original Specialized trispoke without the visible carbon weave was different, but when Hed bought the rights they didn't change anything apart from a slight hub modification that came quite a bit later.
No decals imo. And tape your valve holes.
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• #119
Didn't Specialise sell or licence their designs to HED, hence similar designs....
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• #120
Decals add weight ;)
Which ATAC's are those? These might be lighter but £££ and an older model:
SuperSix Evo fork would save some weight if it fits the steerer.
Zonda wheels maybe? Seem a good price for the weight.
Fizik Cyrano R3 bars are a bit lighter too, but wouldn't bother if you're happy with the Deda shape.
Nice to enjoy older bikes like this for what they are rather than trying to WW them. My Peugeot 653 weighs 10kg but I love it and it's fast.