Eatadonut

i very nearly owned that exact bike. it's fun to ride, isn't it?

zonatandem

Twice the fun!
Carbon fiber frame, lugs, bars, cranks, stoker stem . . . 26.5 lbs

bkrownd

How's it ride solo?

TexasGuy

Just got a Bianchi Eros. It's nice aside from the fact that when going into 3rd gear the chain slips off alot, and I'm still not liking clips one bit and my right clip is forward too far so i've been pivoting alot of weight on the wrong part of my foot. Hopefully moving the clip back a bit will fix the pain in my heel also.

DocRay

I just bought my first serious roadbike since I was 19 and owned a steel Coppi with all Campy.

2005 Cervelo Solist.

It's awesome. 'cept the saddle sucked and I changed it, now it's more awesome.

hmai18

Mmmm....please post real pics if you can.

pogoman

Love to see some real pics too. Lots of them. That's one of my fave bikes.

goldfish

damn straight its awesome!!! i'm a cervelo customer for life now after i got mine....

Lectron

Nice one. More pics.

cryogenic

per the KHS site.. only 100 worldwide? and the nutball decided to sell it? How much was it?

cryogenic

Now that I'm more or less "done" with my bike, I'll go ahead and post a few pics...




The last pic is before the new bars & stem... Just for fun, I measured the difference between bar & stem height and came out to about 9cm. Not huge, but not exactly even, either. Anyway, the specs:
2004 Fuji TeamSL 56cm frameset with carbon fork
Record Carbon Ergopower levers
Tektro RX-40 brakes
2004 Campy Chorus rear derailleur
2005 Campy Centaur CT compact front derailleur
FSA Gossamer MegaEXO compact crankset (175mm, 34/50)
Campy Centaur cassette (11-23)
Time RXS pedals
3T Biomorphe carbon handlebar (44cm o-o)
GASS Roach 100mm carbon/Alu stem
Fizik Arione saddle
American Classic seatpost
Oddsandendos Speedcific/Niobium30 wheels (20 front / 24 rear)
Michelin Carbon tires
Sigma BC1600 computer

More pics in the link in my sig

orguasch

you have to invert the stem to make it feel better on your ride.

panasonicdxboy

this is my (other) baby (god forbid my girlfriend ever finds this site) of course it is an panasonic dx3000 it has been fitted with the shimniaro tiagra shifters....a bit out of date but she still rides like a champ...i have recently been getting a good 40-70 miles a day out of her.she still has rat traps that look like they came with her in 85' but next pay check i am getting some adidas shoes and all ready have the clips to be put on at the designated time.i want to post a picture of it but everytime i try i get a msg saying that it is too big if some one knows where i can post it so that everyone can see please let me know.

cryogenic

Photobucket, imageshack.us, flickr... try one of them?

Booger

Yeah he had about $3500-$4000 worth of mountain bikes in the garage and decided to try giving road bikes a shot. He had it for 2 weeks and found out he didn't like road biking. My gain, I suppose. I got it for around $1000. The limited edition means little to me as I fully intend to ride the snot out of it.



As I said, I'm brand new to this, so I'm not even sure how to invert the stem. I'm going in for a professional fitting soon and I'll be sure to at least ask about it.

hmai18

Unbolt and take off the top cap on the steer tube. Unbolt the faceplate on your stem and remove your handlebar (you don't need to undo the cables or anything; just let it dangle for a few minutes). Undo the two bolts on the back of your stem and take it off. Flip it, and reverse the process to the handlebars back on and the stem back on the steer tube. Just make sure you centre everything again.

When tightening the bolts back up, do not fully tighten one bolt then another. Do them each a little at a time until they are all equally tight.

fore0121

Aaaahhh.

another happy 'e customer. nice bike.
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eXCeSS

05 fuji finest
pics of me on it coming sooooonnnn

b-jet

Here is my 2005 Trek Madone SL 5.2 (Project One Andromeda.) One of the perks of going with Project One, besides the better paint job, is that there aren't as many decals, and what is on there is attractive. I think it's a sweet bike.

dirtbikedude

Bad news, I have a respiratory infection so no riding this weekend. Good news, I picked up my new ride yesterday. She is a damn fine machine and pictures on the net do not do the 928 Carbon Veloce with the Centoventi paint scheme justice.

I did however take her out for a 10min spin this morning and what a ride. Granted I could not breath after but she climbed great and the shifting was very precise and at just under 19lbs it feels like I am riding on air. Here are some pics. I will get better ones once I am able to get out and ride her. I am also waiting for my new pedals to get here.






Slainte

Snuffleupagus

05 Litespeed Vela

I like it quite well The compact geometry and carbon stays make for a fast, fairly comfy ride. The one change I'm planning on making in the near future is to swap out the FSA compact crank for a 53 tooth setup, probably Ultegra. I almost never use the little ring up front, and spin out on the top end once in a while.

vilelamb

Wow, I had the same exact sofa!

classic1

The Litespeed has been on here before, with a black seat! The red bike was my 'good' bike, but it's got the light brackets on and the training wheels in now. Its steel, Columbus Zona tubing, and is great to ride. The stem adapter is ugly but it's cheaper than a new fork.

never

I just got my 2005 Allez Elite a couple of weeks ago. The bike is great...comfortable and fast. I'm very happy with it so far.

Serpico

Wow, that is such a sweet Bianchi. Congrats.

If you have more pics please post them.