Creek's Projects (All City Space Horse; Standert Triebwerk Mach 3)

Hi everyone,

Pleasure to share with you my commuting/light touring machine - a 2015 All City Space Horse.
This a 61cm frame and the bike feels pretty robust. We've been through a lot and it never let me down.

I will leave you with the specs:

Frame: All City Space Horse Canti, 61cm, 2015
Brakes and levers: Avid Digit 7 (w/Jagwire pads)
Crankset: Sram Rival Double (50x34)
Front derailleur: Sram Rival 22
Rear derailleur: Sram Rival 22
Shifters: Sram S-700 trigger shifters (2x11)
Cassette: Sram PG-1130 (11-34)
Chain: Sram PC-1130
Pedals: DMR V8
Stem: Thomson Elite x2, 10º
Handlebars: On One Molly Hawk
Grips: Sram Locking Grips - model AC-LCK-A1
Seatpost: Thomson Elite w/setback
Saddle: Brooks Cambium C17 w/cutout
Mudguards: SKS Bluemels 53
Mudflaps: Ass Savers Toetector (front) & Ass Savers Brotector (Rear)
Wheels: Mavic A319 Rims w/DeoreXT back and SP Dynamo front
Tyres: Continental Contact Speed (42-622)
Front rack: Specialized Pizza Rack & Specialized Pizza Bag
Front light: Busch+Müller IQ-X

Cheers!

Very nice! I’ve been thinking about converting my Brother Kepler from drops to a similar set up

Ive always liked these, nice

superb.
I really need to get into the dynamo game.

Hi guys!

I'm going to reuse this thread to show you some of my bikes and current projects.

Following on my 1st post, I'm sharing also with you my 2020 Standert Triebwerk Mach 3.

It is an amazing all around setup, but I use it mainly for long distance rides (150km+). Super comfortable!

I will leave you with the specs:

Frame: Standert Triebwerk Mach 3 2020 w/ Columbus Futura Fork (60cm)
Groupset: Ultegra R8000
Pedals: Shimano Dura Ace PD-9100
Stem: Zipp Service Course SL 120mm
Handlebar: Zipp Service Course SL 44cm
Handlebar Tape: Fizik Tempo Microtex Bondcush Soft
Seatpost: Zipp Service Course Carbon w/setback
Saddle: Fizik Antares R3
Wheelset: Scope R3
Tyres: Vittoria Corsa Control 25mm
Bottle Cages: Arundel Mandible Carbon
Frame pump: Silca

That standert is great. Reminds me of my old one.

That's super nice!

That´s also a great setup!
I have another wheel setup, composed by Hplusson TB14 and Hopes RS and I definitely prefer the shallower rims look.
For most of the rides I do, I prefer to ride with the carbon wheels.

The gloss paint on your generation of frame is certainly a bit more practical. Trying to keep matte white paint in decent condition was impossible.