For Sale: Cervelo R3 2011 Team 56CM and Nagasawa Frame & Forks

Cervelo R3. Drool..... can't believe it hasn't sold at that price ???

tell me about it!!!

uuurugghhhh i want this so much but id have to buy new cranks if I did.....

PM'ed

cervelo would make a good winter bike... will check balance when I get home.
No. I do not need another bike. Sorry.

R3 Frame Set SOLD!

Will advise prices on parts once sale in complete.

Thank you

Wow. Only just saw your PM from last night :(

Who bought it? Own up!

Couldn't resist.....sorry!

ah. Does that mean you have another 'dale for sale now? ;)

System Six in a 56cm - same as Dammit's!

R3 Frame Set SOLD!

Thank you

Thank God for that. I was nearly going to raid the piggy bank....

ALL PARTS NOW FOR SALE : Please let me know if prices are off.

Shifters = SRAM RED 175 POSTED
Brakes = SRAM RED 120 POSTED
Front Mech = SRAM Force ( Braze On ) 35 POSTED
Chainset = Rotor 3D+ Compact Qrings ( 34/50 - 170 ) 320 POSTED
Seat Post = 3T Carbon Team 35 POSTED
Saddle = Carbon Zoncolan 85 POSTED
Handle Bars = 3T Carbon Ergonova Stealth 40cm 130 POSTED

nice but too pricey ?

Might want them 3D+, drop me a message with the specs and a price if you want rid.

Compact?

On a diff note, i want rotor 3d+ compact if anyone want to swap with non compact 3d+ Plus cash as i didnt pay for it as much being cervelo branded cranks.

what size is the seatpost?

Compact?

Lol compact >>>>>>>>

I dont have enough watts in me, spin to win, say no to dinner plate cassette etc.

I did think "oh really" when you said you were getting a proper double.

I wanted compact from get go but couldn't find :(
Not that i cant live without it but 11-25 + compact would be nicer with room for climbing cassette.

53-39 and 12-26 is fine for everything I've ridden up. Shit roadies say is that way amey>>>>

:-)

Yep 53-39 and 11-25 on my steel bike was more than sufficient for me to climb the alps this summer

aint no one need no dinner plate

depends what you want really, and what your riding style is. I gots compact on the winter bike and big gears on the summer.
Probably the strongest rider I know runs a 48t big ring and he would smash any one of us to bits on the flat, and even more so on a climb. He is happy holding over 100rpm the entire time and is no longer racing, so never really needs anything bigger

saying that it's possible to climb alps on a normal double doesn't really tell much of a story because most of the climbs are on well surfaced roads that are rarely very steep. You're more likely to need a compact in the Peak District or Wales than you are in France.

Yeah I'm only twisting ameys arm :-) I'm so weak at the moment that he'd probably ruin me if we were racing against each other.*

*maybe

Not really. Sorry for derail. OP.