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• #2
Bits already in play:
Dura Ace 7700 crankset (£18) with 44t TA specialities chainring (£10)
Total cost - £28 / Total weight - 540gCane Creek 200tt brake levers
Cost - £12 / Weight - 162gBLB track (flat) pedals
Cost - £10 / Weight - 236g pair3ttt quill stem, 100mm - love this stem but it is pretty heavy
Cost - £15 / Weight - 296gRunning total - £185 / 3,803g
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• #3
Weight is fairly optimistic, are you Italian?
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• #4
I think you're right, we're going to be lucky to hit 8kg here... anyway, bought a great looking saddle off here, goes perfectly, and some bars from ebay which I kind of regret, but still
Gipiemme Plus saddle
Cost - £10 / Weight 266gCervelo 26mm bullhorns
Cost - £28 / Weight 217gOctalink 105 Bottom Bracket
Cost - £31 (new) / Weight 250gStarting to hunt for wheels...
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• #5
Now for sale.
Based purely on its paintjob I bought this frame off the forum a couple of weeks ago and am building, for now, a single speed commuter with bullhorns and brakes. My objective is to keep the build well under 8kg, while spending around £300 in total - while also looking awesome.
Let's start with the frame. Wilson built, 753 tubing - amazing paintjob (divides opinion). Came with an M-part elite threaded headset. It's 62cm c-c so never going to be the lightest, but will see what we can do. Anyone that saw this for sale before will note that most of the stickers have been removed - less is definitely more.
Cost - £120 / Weight - 2,570g including F&F and headset.
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