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Old 01-21-20, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Thaicyclingcr
Just put those pedals to go to the store .....have shimano dura ace 9100 pedals that go with it. Sorry forgot to put them for the picture
You rode this "to the store"? Seems like a job for a beach bike, not a super bike? That RD Cage is ridiculous.
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Is a family owned store so I can take the bike inside:-) ....... the Ceramicspeed RD actually works pretty good but I agree with you is not the best looking one out there.
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My new whip needs to be judged

Muy Caliente!!!!
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New bike added to the stable. It’s a 2019 Cervélo R5 Disk in Team Sunweb colors. Bike is built with Dura Ace 9170 Di2 hydraulic, Enve 5.6 wheels, and Enve SES Aero cockpit. Comes in at 16.04-lbs. A bit heavier than what I hoped for.

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Originally Posted by Noctilux.95
New bike added to the stable. It’s a 2019 Cervélo R5 Disk in Team Sunweb colors. Bike is built with Dura Ace 9170 Di2 hydraulic, Enve 5.6 wheels, and Enve SES Aero cockpit. Comes in at 16.04-lbs. A bit heavier than what I hoped for.

Hot.

I'm glad to see that the penis stem looks less like a penis when it's installed.
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Originally Posted by Noctilux.95
New bike added to the stable. It’s a 2019 Cervélo R5 Disk in Team Sunweb colors. Bike is built with Dura Ace 9170 Di2 hydraulic, Enve 5.6 wheels, and Enve SES Aero cockpit. Comes in at 16.04-lbs. A bit heavier than what I hoped for.

I like it. Looks speedy, and Hot.
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Old 01-26-20, 01:30 PM
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Just completed my first build (ever). 1992 Colnago Master Olympic Art Decor, Campagnolo Record 11 (53-39, 11/28 Ultegra cassette), Reynolds AR58s with 25mm Vittoria Corsas. Will eventually go tubeless when these wear out. Was hoping 28mm would fit but 25mm is as large as I can go.



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New Addict RC Pro with Reynolds Aero 46.




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Bought this in June. Actually a birthday present from my GF.


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I'm not usually one for gumwalls, but they go with this. Level that saddle. Hot!
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I'm not usually one for gumwalls, but they go with this. Level that saddle. Hot!
guilty as charged on the saddle, ive not actually got the fit dialled yet as ive been busy getting the paint perfect. its on the turbo tonight for final fettling so it will be done! thanks.
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Bought this in June. Actually a birthday present from my GF.


A nice bike, but there's nothing hot about it. 40+mm of headset spacers doesn't help the appearance any.
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Old 01-27-20, 10:21 AM
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Let's see here. Sunweb Cervelo hot. Same for the Colnago. The Scott looks ok. I can't really judge the paint because of the crappy lighting. The artsy pic with the snakeskin molt effect looks goofy. Both the Colnago and Scott might look better with the Dark Conti gumwalls or black tires. The Cannondale doesn't stand out in an overcast pic. Show us some pics in bright light so it doesn't look dull.
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Old 01-27-20, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Noctilux.95
New bike added to the stable. It’s a 2019 Cervélo R5 Disk in Team Sunweb colors. Bike is built with Dura Ace 9170 Di2 hydraulic, Enve 5.6 wheels, and Enve SES Aero cockpit. Comes in at 16.04-lbs. A bit heavier than what I hoped for.

If we go back a few pages, there is a Giant with a similar paint job. It has a solid red fork, however. It's amazing what the bit of white/black on this bike does for the overall balance and hotness of the paint. The Giant has "GIANT" in white letters, but it's not the same.
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Old 01-27-20, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by seypat
Let's see here. Sunweb Cervelo hot. Same for the Colnago. The Scott looks ok. I can't really judge the paint because of the crappy lighting. The artsy pic with the snakeskin molt effect looks goofy. Both the Colnago and Scott might look better with the Dark Conti gumwalls or black tires. The Cannondale doesn't stand out in an overcast pic. Show us some pics in bright light so it doesn't look dull.
I'm confident enough in my experience with paint correction to not require your judgement of it, but here are a few pics for you nonetheless.


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Old 01-27-20, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Winny42
I'm confident enough in my experience with paint correction to not require your judgement of it, but here are a few pics for you nonetheless.


Just give us a standard pic in decent light like the Cervelo above and let the bike stand on it's own. Your pics look like you're trying to hide something like a crack in the frame. Too many shadows. That paint looks like it could be spectacular, but I can't tell without decent lighting.
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Originally Posted by seypat
Just give us a standard pic in decent light like the Cervelo above and let the bike stand on it's own. Your pics look like you're trying to hide something like a crack in the frame. Too many shadows. That paint looks like it could be spectacular, but I can't tell without decent lighting.
lol, you sound like a very suspicious person, I'm simply trying something a little more original but I get that it's probably not everyone's cup 'o tea. I'll unfortunately have to wait for the sun to shine to appease you.
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Originally Posted by seypat
If we go back a few pages, there is a Giant with a similar paint job. It has a solid red fork, however. It's amazing what the bit of white/black on this bike does for the overall balance and hotness of the paint. The Giant has "GIANT" in white letters, but it's not the same.

Honestly I would have purchased the TCR if it came in the SL version like other parts of the world. The TCR above is my buddies.
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Old 01-27-20, 10:50 AM
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lol, you sound like a very suspicious person, I'm simply trying something a little more original but I get that it's probably not everyone's cup 'o tea. I'll unfortunately have to wait for the sun to shine to appease you.
No, I just want to see the details.
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Originally Posted by jadocs
Just completed my first build (ever). 1992 Colnago Master Olympic Art Decor, Campagnolo Record 11 (53-39, 11/28 Ultegra cassette), Reynolds AR58s with 25mm Vittoria Corsas. Will eventually go tubeless when these wear out. Was hoping 28mm would fit but 25mm is as large as I can go.



Pretty hot but think it would be better with blackwall tires and the black seatpost clashes with the steerer/stem.
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Originally Posted by Ogsarg
Pretty hot but think it would be better with blackwall tires and the black seatpost clashes with the steerer/stem.
Blackwall tires maybe, but the black seatpost and chrome stem follow/continue the frame color scheme perfectly.
For a modern build on a classic steel frame, this is HOT. Especially the color scheme.
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Originally Posted by Ogsarg
Pretty hot but think it would be better with blackwall tires and the black seatpost clashes with the steerer/stem.
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Blackwall tires maybe, but the black seatpost and chrome stem follow/continue the frame color scheme perfectly.
For a modern build on a classic steel frame, this is HOT. Especially the color scheme.
I agree mostly, but I honestly think a polished silver seat post would be the thing. I first thought that a black stem, but I agree that the silver does follow the frame and fork. Still pretty darn hot.
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Originally Posted by Winny42
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Hot. No cabling seen, especially for mechanical, is pretty sweet.
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Old 01-27-20, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by bruce19
Bought this in June. Actually a birthday present from my GF.


Stock bike, but a gift. Gotta be a hot. Gifts are hot.
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