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HigherGround 01-05-10 10:10 PM

Is it an illusion, or is your steerer tube actually longer than the fork blades?

The group must love it when you hit the front of the paceline! :)

Nachoman 01-05-10 10:14 PM

Nice Zinn. A buddy of mine rides a custom steel Zinn. It's like a size 75.

mzeffex 01-05-10 10:31 PM

Holy headtube.

Sassonian 01-06-10 02:55 AM


Originally Posted by HigherGround (Post 10231728)
Is it an illusion, or is your steerer tube actually longer than the fork blades?

The group must love it when you hit the front of the paceline! :)

Yep illusion - although it is big. Headtube is 281mm. Although the Alpha Q Z-pro fork comes with a beefed up 450mm carbon steerer! So my one's had plenty cut off it.

And yes I'm a bit of a wind shadow :)

Adrian.

Sassonian 01-06-10 02:58 AM

Here's a few more photos.

http://adrian.mydnd.com/images/FrontSideSmall.jpg

http://adrian.mydnd.com/images/HeadsetSmall.jpg


http://adrian.mydnd.com/images/WeldDetailSmall.jpg

http://adrian.mydnd.com/images/StaysSmall.jpg

http://adrian.mydnd.com/images/RearCranksStaysSmall.jpg

Sorry - hopefully you can see them now.

rollin 01-06-10 07:52 AM

Sass not seeing the last set^^

Breal 01-06-10 08:41 AM

Wow, there are some great looking bikes in this thread.

I am looking into a new bike. Looks like there are a lot of experts here.

What are some of the advantages of Ti over higher end carbon frames?

herbm 01-07-10 10:09 AM


Originally Posted by Sassonian (Post 10231575)
Here's my new baby...
http://adrian.mydnd.com/images/SideSmall.jpg

Zinn Dolomite Ti - custom built for my 6'7" 275lb frame. 210mm cranks and raised BB to handle that.

It's tall guy heaven!

Check out the review I did of it recently...

http://www.roadcycling.co.nz/GearTal...xperience.html

Adrian

Nice.... welcome to the big headtube club!
Here is mine after I got it last year - hadnt cut the steerer tube down yet...
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...=1#post8050048

Breal 01-07-10 10:49 AM


Originally Posted by herbm (Post 10237621)
Nice welcome to the big headtube club!
Here is mine after I got it last year - hadnt cut the steerer tube down yet...
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...=1#post8050048

How long is that headtube?

adriano 01-07-10 12:11 PM

nice, adrian!

herbm 01-07-10 04:18 PM

I believe it is 270mm

Sassonian 01-07-10 05:09 PM

Headtube on my Zinn is 281mm

YOJiMBO20 01-07-10 05:21 PM


Originally Posted by herbm (Post 10239533)
I believe it is 270mm


Originally Posted by herbm (Post 10239533)
My head tube is bigger than yours!


Originally Posted by Sassonian (Post 10239748)
Headtube on my Zinn is 281mm

Your sig needs updating.

XYZsniper 01-07-10 05:35 PM

heres mine, anyone know what year/model it is?
http://www.cornbread.com/~ratta/douglas1.jpg

herbm 01-07-10 05:53 PM


Originally Posted by YOJiMBO20 (Post 10239793)
Your sig needs updating.

Dang..your right....is this better?

herbm 01-07-10 05:57 PM

Awesome....
The scary part is I am only 5' 11" - so my top tube is compressed a bit...its a 54cm ( I usually ride a 58)
But my back feels great riding...and yes..everyone loves to draft me!

Any idea what yours weighs?
herb

YOJiMBO20 01-08-10 05:12 PM


Originally Posted by herbm (Post 10239903)
Dang..your right....is this better?

Yes. Yes it is.

datlas 01-18-10 07:36 PM

Habanero Custom
 
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I don't think the picture does it justice, but here is my new custom build. It is 18 pounds even, has a complete ultegra 6700 group. The only compromise is the 30 degree stem, the builder said I need it in order to use a standard 300mm fork steerer (the fork is all carbon Ritchey WCS).

Due to long legs and short torso, this has a 63 cm ST and a 56 cm TT.

14max 01-18-10 08:08 PM

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I'm not sure if I posted yet, but here is my custom DEAN...

wants185s 01-18-10 08:55 PM


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 10287542)
I don't think the picture does it justice, but here is my new custom build. It is 18 pounds even, has a complete ultegra 6700 group. The only compromise is the 30 degree stem, the builder said I need it in order to use a standard 300mm fork steerer (the fork is all carbon Ritchey WCS).

Due to long legs and short torso, this has a 63 cm ST and a 56 cm TT.

I bet your bicycle would fit me perfectly. But I would have gone with a taller fork steerer and a shallower stem angle. Maybe when my son finishes medical school I can consider such a thing. Enjoy it!

zatopek 01-18-10 09:11 PM

The welds on that Zinn are straight butter baby.

CoventryJeff 01-19-10 05:45 AM

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http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=133778 Here is my Moots Vamoots. I need to figure out how to make the picture bigger.

datlas 01-19-10 06:53 AM


Originally Posted by wants185s (Post 10287951)
I bet your bicycle would fit me perfectly. But I would have gone with a taller fork steerer and a shallower stem angle. Maybe when my son finishes medical school I can consider such a thing. Enjoy it!

I know they would be pleased to build you a made-to-measure Ti frame for $1295, which is a very reasonable price. Something to consider.

RichinPeoria 01-19-10 07:08 AM


Originally Posted by XYZsniper (Post 10239844)
heres mine, anyone know what year/model it is?
http://www.cornbread.com/~ratta/douglas1.jpg

what are the black parts on the frame?

herbm 01-19-10 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 10287542)
I don't think the picture does it justice, but here is my new custom build. It is 18 pounds even, has a complete ultegra 6700 group. The only compromise is the 30 degree stem, the builder said I need it in order to use a standard 300mm fork steerer (the fork is all carbon Ritchey WCS).

Due to long legs and short torso, this has a 63 cm ST and a 56 cm TT.


Congrats..... I love my Habanero!


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