Ritchey bicycle owners and appreciation

That looks fun!

Fun it was! Great bike!

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Ritchey breakaway on US ebay - di2 + hed ardennes with the case for £1700
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ritchey-Break-Away-Steel-Road-Bike-58cm-LARGE-Shimano-Ultegra-Di2-HED-Ardennes-/381746589415?hash=item58e1deaee7:g:eU4AAOSwIgNXu3fz#viTabs_0

do want

Tom is at the Bicycle Academy in Somerset today.

Anyone seen any good deals on road logic frame?

I've got a 27.5 mtb on order at the moment. I think its time to accept it won't be very long before I end up replacing the frame with a Ritchey. So good.

eurgh i need a p-29 quite clearly

I've got a 27.5 mtb on order at the moment. I think its time to accept it won't be very long before I end up replacing the frame with a Ritchey.

I had an On One Inbred 29er, which is shit. Thought, "life's too short to ride this pile of crap", and moved all the bits onto a Ritchey P29er frame. My world is now a better place.

Triton normally cheapest. I got mine from A Cycles but prices have increased now.

Fascinating

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuPnfpfpCdU

My P-21 1992 with softride stem.

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Porn!

Want that stem

Retro Porn!

http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=40091&t=13070500

The 53 went quickly today on singletrack.

does anyone have any recommendations on where to purchase a road logic?

http://www.tritoncycles.co.uk/frames-forks-c6/road-touring-frames-c47/ritchey-wcs-road-logic-frameset-p964/s2908?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=ritchey-wcs-road-logic-frameset-size-55cm-size-55cm-200-fr361-415&utm_campaign=product%2Blisting%2Bads&gclid=CPKbhcrGq88CFYYV0wodojAHVA

damn! I'm a girl and need a 49cm which they are all sold out of :(

http://www.acycles.co.uk/ritchey-road-logic-20-frame-and-carbon-fork-kit-grey-6147.html#null

thanks! how much do you think a build would cost. i wouldn't know where to start...

what have other people done?

How long is a piece of string...?

Excluding the frame cost itself and you're looking at stuff which is new / nearly new, you should estimate wheels from £150 upwards, groupset £250 upwards, then you'd only need finishing kit - could be scrabbled around for less than £100 if you weren't picky, but again you could spend ten times that.

Plus if you don't have much experience building bikes up, allow £80 - £100 for a bike shop to put it together for you (you may be able to do without this if you are quite handy).

thanks @andyfallsoff!

I like to think of myself as an amateur. I can do most repairs. Gear indexing and bottom brackets I'm not so versed in. I'm sure I can cobble most of it together and leave the final bits to the bike shop.

Now to just figure out what size frame would suit. I am always in between sizes. :)