Chas Roberts time trial / road bike

Posted on Mon 13th, February 2012

• #1

benjybars

got this frame from Hilary a while back.. built up recently and it'll probably stay like this for now so thought I might as well post some pics

Chas Roberts tt frame (57.5 c-t)
9 speed campag veloce groupset with single 50t chainring
mavic aksium wheelset

more pics here - http://s912.photobucket.com/albums/ac323/benjybars/Chas%20Roberts%20road%20bike/
• #2

hollow__legs

So many lovely Roberts frames on here lately. This is no exception.
• #3

Hunterlar

I wondered who bought that! May I ask how much it cost you as the price was edited out.
It's lovely in my opinion, good build. If it were my bike, I would do something to the bars but other than that good job!
• #4

benjybars

do you know what i actually can't remember the price .. Hilary bought my wife's old laptop and i think we did some sort of part-exchange..

yeah i prefer my bars tilted up a bit.. bare comfy!
• #5

eightfivethree

nice

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