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• #2
Fixed the image for you:
Looks great - definitely go with black finishing kit IMO.
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• #3
Amazing paint. +1 on black finishing kit.
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You need to step up your image game
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• #6
A lot of mad projects on at the moment.
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• #7
Checkout the Retrobike forum, you'll probably find og klein part for sale.
You should be able to use the serial number on the frame to identify the year.
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• #8
I will definitely do that, thanks!
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• #9
That colour is awesome.
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• #10
Best color you can get on these. Looks spectaculair! I think someone on the weight weenies forum did a super lightweight build with one of these.
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Imagine going to all that hassle and ending up with that stem/spacer combo.
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• #13
Made my day
also love the bartape
Looking foward to this build @emilwesti, looks promising
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• #14
Making those frames fit anyone is tricky so I think that's a concession.
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My pre-trek fits but it's a low missile when you tuck.
Since corona got in the way of a 3 months long trip I had the money to start a new project.
I found this Klein Quantum Pro XX in the color scheme Sunburst (I'm guessing).
I don't know which year the frame is from exactly but I'm guessing early 2000's?
The frame is in excellent condition! The only thing I have been able to find is a chip in the paint from the front mech clamp.
The initial idea was to do an all american build, since I already have a SRAM Red 10s group set.
However, I got a very good deal on a pair of Mavic Cosmic Carbon SLE with black decals that I couldn't pass. They will be here tomorrow.
A few thoughts on the build going forward:
Black finishing kit as this would match the frame better than silver.
I would like to go sub 7kgs on this build if possible.
Still in doubt whether or not to keep as many as the parts american as possible.
If you have any thoughts or suggestions on the set-up I would like to hear them.
Cheers!
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