DeathFromSomewhere
Member since May 2016 • Last active Apr 2020Most recent activity
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Although there are aero gains to be made on the frame, the main thing you are getting is a bike with geometry suited to a good position, that's where you gain the most.
That was my hope. I saw this offer https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/zeitfahrrad-52er-rahmen/942258482-217-5903
As there is no description, except for the fact that the backwheel is not part of the deal, I hope the german language isn´t too much of burden.
I would sell nearly all the parts, but on an sq lab saddle, rival 1 x 11 and maybe some Aliexpress Carbon Bars and Stem.
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What size road bike do you ride? Do you have a fairly aggressive/aero position? What's your budget?
I am 5´11 and I ride 54cm tt and fairly agressive Position. I am looking to spend around 500 Euro for the frame. But I would like to spend less ;)
I can borrow a Trispoke and i have velotec skinsuit. Some Mates can also lend me an Giro Aerohead for the races.
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Before I started cycling I ran quite a lot and after a Marathon I thought: Let´s do a Triathlon. So I bought my first roadbike. After a couple of months I stopped running at all.
Now there is a local tt event, always in march and october. Same course different races. And I really want to compete on a tt bike. After reading about richard bussell and his bike I wanted to do my own build. But I have no idea what frame to start with. Not with the fitting, but with the aero gains. A more experienced friend through my plan of building up an old frame out of the window, as I would any advantage I can get. But I thought that 80 % of drag comes from your body and so a more aero position would benefit me more than aero brake covers or so on. I was looking at an Canyon Speedmax (the Aluminium one) or maybe an Argon 18 E112. Building it up 1x11 and with some spare parts. I can get some race wheels from friends.
What would you guys reckon? Can I build an aero enough bike on the base of an older tt frame or should I save up?
Cheers,
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Hi,
I am looking for a Ritchey P-29er in a M or S, Full build or Frameset!
Cheers