[douglas]

I hope so, plus it cant hurt that its about 5lbs less then my old roadie

 

[splat]

Looks good Doug.

I was going to ask about that since I saw it listed on your cycling log.

 

[McGRP01]

Congrats Doug! New bikeys is fun!!

P.S. - That think just plain looks fast!

 

[MMcG]

Nice! Is that another Randall Scott purchase?

 

[MMcG]

Nice! Is that another Randall Scott purchase?

 

[DRB]

Nice! Is that another Randall Scott purchase?

That is a bad ass paint job.

 

[Arkayne]

 

[splat]

http://www.ladyofthecake.com/mel/saddles/sounds/idea.wav

Sheriff Bart: You'd do it for Randall Scott.
Townspeople: Randall Scott! [Singing as a chorus] Randall Scott!

 

[MtnbikeMike]

Nice! Is that another Randall Scott purchase?

Sweet bike! Put Red on that bish

 

[DRB]

Nice! Is that another Randall Scott purchase?

That bike is screaming for some campy love.

 

[ire]

Nice! Is that another Randall Scott purchase?

Cool looking bike! It'll be way faster in the 40k if you put a disc rear and tri spoke up front

 

[-dustin]

Who's Randall Scott?

I've got a Force group that's yours for super cheap if you want.

 

[douglas]

thanks and YES! its a RS purchase

 

[DRB]

So it's not a Randall Scott purchase. I'm glad you cleared that up there seemed to be some question about that.

 

[douglas]

 

[splat]

I think you would have gotten a Better deal had you gone through Randall Scott!


So what does it have for Components ?

 

[douglas]

I am enjoying the bike so far, I am almost use to the Ultegra shifters and the compact crank, but I havent got the Front-Deral dialed in properly yet, oh and the Selle San Marco Ponza saddle - ouchy, that thing has to go asap!

any saddle recommendations?

 

[douglas]

I think you would have gotten a Better deal had you gone through Randall Scott!


So what does it have for Components ?

come on, only idots would buy from Randall Scott!

Frame: Semi-Compact Double Butted Aluminum with Integrated Headtube and Carbon Seatstays
Fork: Carbon Fiber with Aluminum Steer tube, 1 1/8"
Front Derailleur: FSA C400 Compact
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Dura Ace
Shifters: Shimano Ultegra 10-Speed
Brakes Levers: Shimano Ultegra
Brakes: Tektro Alloy R580
Chain: Shimano 5600
Crankset: FSA Gossamer Compact 50/34T, ISIS (20 total gears)
Cassette: Shimano 105 12-25 10-Speed
Bottom Bracket: FSA ISIS Platinum, 108mm
Headset: FSA IS-2 Integrated Headset
Saddle: Selle San Marco, Ponza Lux
Seat Post: Ritchey Comp
Handlebar: Ritchey Logic Comp, 31.8mm, Black
Grips: Cinelli Cork Tape
Stem: Ritchey Pro V2, 31.8mm, Black
Tires: Vittoria Zaffiro 700x23c, Folding
Wheelset: Shimano WH-R500


I have a practically new carbon bars but I think I'll sell them to help pay for the bike

 

[splat]

c
Crankset: FSA Gossamer Compact 50/34T, ISIS (20 total gears)
Cassette: Shimano 105 12-25 10-Speed

Realistically more like 16 , running in 34/12 , or 50/25 is Bad and Just plain stupid ! and I'm sure there is over lap.

Nice setup

I'd think about changing 50/34 for something on the order of a 53/37

 

[douglas]

Realistically more like 16 , running in 34/12 , or 50/25 is Bad and Just plain stupid ! and I'm sure there is over lap.

Nice setup

I'd think about changing 50/34 for something on the order of a 53/37

I seek out the hills, so 50/34 should work - plus I doubt I'd be spinning out 50-12 very often.

 

[loco-gringo]

swap the 34 for a 36 and you'll be money.

Nice, Doug.

 

[James]

I seek out the hills, so 50/34 should work - plus I doubt I'd be spinning out 50-12 very often.

Nice! Is that another Randall Scott purchase?

Now that that's out of the way, my real comment:
If I'm going fast enough to spin out anything above a 50-12, I could be going a decent amount faster just by tucking and coasting.

And when I get to the bottom of the hill, and have to go back up, I'm sooo grateful for the 34-25 combo...

 

[douglas]