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Old 08-18-09, 08:59 PM
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I love everything about that bike... except the wheelset. It deserves much better. I think it needs something silver and box section, but expensive.
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The Dogma is ok, but I would have to make sure it came with full tiagra 9 speed, not a mix.
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Mine, at the moment is Tommasini Techno, I leave Sintesi for a lighter rider. Cinelli XCr is pretty sweet, but a bit pricey, Colnago masters look as good as tommasinis but not as rare, and frame costs more.

Here is the same kind of thread in classic section, sorry for lack of uniqueness.
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...light=outthere
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Originally Posted by c0lnago
Back away from the Moots!
Well, I'd probably want a different size, with Dura Ace 7900, and a different seat... so I'd have to replace like half of what's there. But yours is a good start.
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Originally Posted by LorenzoNF
Well, I'd probably want a different size, with Dura Ace 7900, and a different seat... so I'd have to replace like half of what's there. But yours is a good start.
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So, looking through this thread i have noticed alot of bikes from smaller manafacturers, i still think that my FP3 is the best looking bike in the world.

What about this, would you buy a great looking bike but with say, 105s, or get an ok bike with super records or dura-ace?
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Cervelo R3 SL
Cervelo P2 for triathlons
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this one almost fits me, and it climbs like a dream.

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a custom Baum.
no wait.
three. three custom Baum's


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[QUOTE=phallenthoul;9515249]a custom Baum.
no wait.
three. three custom Baum's
Never heard of them before. Looks interesting.
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[QUOTE=gvonne;9515361]
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a custom Baum.
no wait.
three. three custom Baum's
Never heard of them before. Looks interesting.
it's Australian.
the owner's name is Darren Baum. I heard he welds all the frames by himself(correct me if I'm wrong)..
website: https://www.baumcycles.com/
and I'm not a shill !
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My 10k dream bike.
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Originally Posted by pinarelloFP3
I have just purchased my dream bike, a Pinarello, and It got me thinking. What is your dream bike?
I now own it. DEAN custom with compact Ultegra, Thomson post & stem, FSA bars & headset, DT 1.1 wheelset, and Fizik Aliante. Sub 17 even with Ultegra and standard 32 spoke wheels...
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I am fortunate and lucky to already own the, both!
'08 LOOK 595 Ultra with Campy Record
'09 TIME RXR (red) with Campy Super Record 11

Maybe the LightWeights are next LOL........
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Well I just bought a Ridley Noah...prior to buying this my dream bike was my current LOOK 595 team in white..Record build with 3t Ergosum Team bars and ARX stem..K-Force Lite cranks Reynolds KOM's 13.5lbs. I'm really starting to dig the Ridley and I may sell the LOOK frameset and get a Helium..that would get me down into the mid to high 12lbs...
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I blew my wad early in life and have been living my dream since. I drooled over my dream bike for years while I was a junior racer, making $4.35/hr bagging groceries. Then I left for the killbot factory and was completely bowled over to see that it was still there when I came home a year later on Xmas leave. If the frame hadn't cost $1100, someone surely would have bought her, and my dream would never have come true.
I've ridden her for nearly half my life now and just recently refurbished and dressed her in finery from Ebay:
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Originally Posted by pinarelloFP3
So, looking through this thread i have noticed alot of bikes from smaller manafacturers, i still think that my FP3 is the best looking bike in the world.

What about this, would you buy a great looking bike but with say, 105s, or get an ok bike with super records or dura-ace?
I'd rather have an anonymous frameset with full Dura Ace than a god-frame with a lesser group.

A better groupset and better wheels contribute more to performance, imho. A good frameset contributes a lot, but unless it's a real p.o.s. it doesn't contribute as much as a great wheelset and the perfect shifting that the top-of-the-range groups offer.
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My Master X Light. I almost have this exact frameset paid off... then it's meticulous build time... my dream bike. Hopefully will be complete by this time next year.

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Old 08-21-09, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by lung
My Master X Light. I almost have this exact frameset paid off... then it's meticulous build time... my dream bike. Hopefully will be complete by this time next year.

Hey...that's my bike.
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Originally Posted by dauphin
Yea, I'd like one too. Lol.

To be serious, my dream bike is a Trek Madone 6 with DuraAce. Haven't finished completing it yet on Project One yet so I don't know what the other specs will be. I know it doesn't have the glory of some of the other bikes but comparing to my 1.2...
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Old 08-21-09, 07:03 PM
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I bought my dream bike this year a P1 Madone.
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Old 08-21-09, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by phallenthoul

it's Australian.
the owner's name is Darren Baum. I heard he welds all the frames by himself(correct me if I'm wrong)..
website: https://www.baumcycles.com/
and I'm not a shill !
I just saw one two days ago for the first time and I made sure I looked it up that night - nice looking bike!
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Old 08-21-09, 10:59 PM
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What about this?

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Old 08-22-09, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by bosoxyacht
this one almost fits me, and it climbs like a dream.

+1. I love light, stiff German bikes.
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