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I always thought the stem was too short on this build.

The non-Di2 hydro hoods are fugly. Are they Dura Ace or Ultegra?

Ultegra, yes. But the DA ones aren't much better.

Solve this problem by going hydro Di2

Crashed on a Di2 shifter this year and it cost me a fortune to replace.

Ridden both for years and I’m not sure Di2 is much better than we’ll set up mechanical gears.

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Heresy! Of course Di2 is so much worth the extra $$$

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If you're going to look askance at a Colnago, it probably needs to be this one:

See that is grill worthy.

But is it street?

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Really weird stem/handlebar/shifters position.

Also left wondering whether they could have removed the price tag from the stand and whether they could have found a nicer location for the photo.

i'll bet it's a shop build and they've taken a snap outside with a stand from their stock. The shifters will be in a more normal position when the rear wheel isn't in the air

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^ no, not at all. Just a boring road bike, not a single redeeming HHSB feature.

errrhhh

Red eTap.
Rim brake.
Slammed stem.
750g frame.
Rotor aero cranks with non-aero rings.

You have been found to be incorrect.

They're not aero cranks, it' a power2max spider

ag2r are also 100% rap francais.

Correct. My mistake.

Meh bollocks to that, rim brakes and slammed stem does not a HHRB make. And wtf is slave about a modern 750g frame?

It looks like something you could buy off the shelf in Evans, which instantly excludes it from HHSB status in my book.

all is well, this is not your book

Who even are you?

agreed. grubby white bar tape even removes HHSRB factor

Looks like most of the dull bikes you see under dull club riders.