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Was thinking about buying a Dolan Seta, wanted to build a light fixed for the street. I just didn't find enough reviews to be confortable with the purchase and I can't test it cause I'm overseas. Any seta owners out there can chime in?

I was put off by the fugly pinned joint

how much/hard is to convert it to a front wheel? I would be interested...

the canyon 8.0 seems amazing!

@Ed
I've read on Bikeradar that the BMC (at least the SL02) is a very unforgiving bike. The testers complained that after a couple of hours riding their backs started to hurt. But the bike is pure sex

I'm also considering the Trek Madone 3.5, read nothing but praise about it too.

@Dammit
I heard that the Caad10 have a lifetime warranty on the frame wich is a awesome, dunno about the supersix tho. Do your bike have the lifetime warranty?

what would you guys buy at the £1300 price mark?

I'm contemplating the cannondale supersix 105 and the cadd10, both of them seem to be at the same price but I wouldn't know how to decide going the best aluminium and a good carbon...

dibs campy monoplaner brakes and athena aero seatpost

2nd dibs on the brakes

here's a pic of my wheelset of TB14's with DT spokes and Campy hubs. Love these wheels!
ps: sorry for the crappy pic

New Titanium De Rosa (the saddle I know...)

The Pellizoli looks shite tbf... another copycat of Mash, another waste of tubing.

yeah I don't get every living frame maker needs to do a pursuit frame these days :/
but pellizoli says that they can do a non pursuit version if requested.

I really liked the superb sprint (wich isn't very original too, a cannondale track copy), but I don't know much about the frame maker...

http://superbbicycle.com/store/bikes/superbSprint/data/images1/superb_sprint_jesse_studio_full.jpg

New Pellizoli Leggenda with Columbus FOR3

even ignoring the color scheme...the spacers, the small frame, the reach :/

an affordable faux pro is the Affinity Lo Pro. I have one and it's a well build frame.

http://affinitycycles.com/frames/lo-pro/

the frame geo on the burgundy is insane too

I was thinking about buying the Campy Pista Crank wich requires a 111mm asymmetrical BB. The Pista BB solved this problem but it's unsealed and I don't think is the best choice.

There are 2 other campy BB's that have a 111mm but they are symmetrical, is my chainline going to be off? Is it a bad choice?

damn can't pm you yet :-/

oh I didn't read it correctly, the BB is italian threaded, so it's just the crank.

3rd dibs on crank and bb