I don't understand him enough to know the components.
09-19-13, 03:03 PM
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In my experience the forum can sometimes be a bit harsh, but hey ho. As a rule of thumb a qualified question usually gets a qualified answer. Have you considered starting here? Also there is a search function, lots of resources available, and furthermore your local bike shop might be able to help. Based on your initial post it sounds like you might need some professional assistance whatever you do.
In my experience the forum can sometimes be a bit harsh, but hey ho. As a rule of thumb a qualified question usually gets a qualified answer. Have you considered starting here? Also there is a search function, lots of resources available, and furthermore your local bike shop might be able to help. Based on your initial post it sounds like you might need some professional assistance whatever you do.
09-19-13, 04:00 PM
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In my experience the forum can sometimes be a bit harsh, but hey ho. As a rule of thumb a qualified question usually gets a qualified answer. Have you considered starting here? Also there is a search function, lots of resources available, and furthermore your local bike shop might be able to help. Based on your initial post it sounds like you might need some professional assistance whatever you do.
In my experience the forum can sometimes be a bit harsh, but hey ho. As a rule of thumb a qualified question usually gets a qualified answer. Have you considered starting here? Also there is a search function, lots of resources available, and furthermore your local bike shop might be able to help. Based on your initial post it sounds like you might need some professional assistance whatever you do.
09-19-13, 04:25 PM
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How about you at least post up your best attempt at listening and writing down what you think you heard in a post to start us off?
I'll start you off; please fill in the blanks:
Frame:
Fork:
Front wheel:
Rear wheel:
Crankset:
Saddle:
Seatpost:
Stem:
Handlebar:
Chain:
Pedals:
I'll start you off; please fill in the blanks:
Frame:
Fork:
Front wheel:
Rear wheel:
Crankset:
Saddle:
Seatpost:
Stem:
Handlebar:
Chain:
Pedals:
09-19-13, 04:28 PM
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Brakes probably wouldn't go amiss either.
09-19-13, 05:01 PM
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Your cog is slipping.
I watched the video and know what every single part on that bike is but I flat out refuse to sit here and list them.
09-19-13, 05:11 PM
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GAH! FINE!
Frame: Leader 735
Fork: PZ Racing Components CR2.1F Carbon
Front wheel: HED 3, Continental Sprinter tire
Rear wheel: Velocity A23, Suzue ProMax Track Hub, Vittoria Randonneur tire
Crankset: SRAM Omnium
Bottom Bracket: GXP
Saddle: Fizik Arione
Seatpost: Thompson Elite
Stem: Cinelli Pista
Headset: FSA ZS3
Handlebar: Deda Pista
Chain:
Pedals: MKS, All City Med. cage, Toshi Double Strap
That's what he said during the video. I really wouldn't emulate this build, though. He seems to have chosen his parts for maximum street cred. rather than, say, price/performance.
That took less than 10 minutes, but it was still time I had to spend listening to imbecilic teenage bro-speak.
Frame: Leader 735
Fork: PZ Racing Components CR2.1F Carbon
Front wheel: HED 3, Continental Sprinter tire
Rear wheel: Velocity A23, Suzue ProMax Track Hub, Vittoria Randonneur tire
Crankset: SRAM Omnium
Bottom Bracket: GXP
Saddle: Fizik Arione
Seatpost: Thompson Elite
Stem: Cinelli Pista
Headset: FSA ZS3
Handlebar: Deda Pista
Chain:
Pedals: MKS, All City Med. cage, Toshi Double Strap
That's what he said during the video. I really wouldn't emulate this build, though. He seems to have chosen his parts for maximum street cred. rather than, say, price/performance.
That took less than 10 minutes, but it was still time I had to spend listening to imbecilic teenage bro-speak.
09-19-13, 05:17 PM
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GAH! FINE!
Frame: Leader 735
Fork: PZ Racing Components CR2.1F Carbon
Front wheel: HED 3, Continental Sprinter tire
Rear wheel: Velocity A23, Suzue ProMax Track Hub, Vittoria Randonneur tire
Crankset: SRAM Omnium
Bottom Bracket: GXP
Saddle: Fizik Arione
Seatpost: Thompson Elite
Stem: Cinelli Pista
Headset: FSA ZS3
Handlebar: Deda Pista
Chain:
Pedals: MKS, All City Med. cage, Toshi Double Strap
That's what he said during the video. I really wouldn't emulate this build, though. He seems to have chosen his parts for maximum street cred. rather than, say, price/performance.
That took less than 10 minutes, but it was still time I had to spend listening to imbecilic teenage bro-speak.
Frame: Leader 735
Fork: PZ Racing Components CR2.1F Carbon
Front wheel: HED 3, Continental Sprinter tire
Rear wheel: Velocity A23, Suzue ProMax Track Hub, Vittoria Randonneur tire
Crankset: SRAM Omnium
Bottom Bracket: GXP
Saddle: Fizik Arione
Seatpost: Thompson Elite
Stem: Cinelli Pista
Headset: FSA ZS3
Handlebar: Deda Pista
Chain:
Pedals: MKS, All City Med. cage, Toshi Double Strap
That's what he said during the video. I really wouldn't emulate this build, though. He seems to have chosen his parts for maximum street cred. rather than, say, price/performance.
That took less than 10 minutes, but it was still time I had to spend listening to imbecilic teenage bro-speak.
09-19-13, 06:51 PM
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GAH! FINE!
Frame: Leader 735
Fork: PZ Racing Components CR2.1F Carbon
Front wheel: HED 3, Continental Sprinter tire
Rear wheel: Velocity A23, Suzue ProMax Track Hub, Vittoria Randonneur tire
Crankset: SRAM Omnium
Bottom Bracket: GXP
Saddle: Fizik Arione
Seatpost: Thompson Elite
Stem: Cinelli Pista
Headset: FSA ZS3
Handlebar: Deda Pista
Chain:
Pedals: MKS, All City Med. cage, Toshi Double Strap
That's what he said during the video. I really wouldn't emulate this build, though. He seems to have chosen his parts for maximum street cred. rather than, say, price/performance.
That took less than 10 minutes, but it was still time I had to spend listening to imbecilic teenage bro-speak.
Frame: Leader 735
Fork: PZ Racing Components CR2.1F Carbon
Front wheel: HED 3, Continental Sprinter tire
Rear wheel: Velocity A23, Suzue ProMax Track Hub, Vittoria Randonneur tire
Crankset: SRAM Omnium
Bottom Bracket: GXP
Saddle: Fizik Arione
Seatpost: Thompson Elite
Stem: Cinelli Pista
Headset: FSA ZS3
Handlebar: Deda Pista
Chain:
Pedals: MKS, All City Med. cage, Toshi Double Strap
That's what he said during the video. I really wouldn't emulate this build, though. He seems to have chosen his parts for maximum street cred. rather than, say, price/performance.
That took less than 10 minutes, but it was still time I had to spend listening to imbecilic teenage bro-speak.
