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English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby BMANX » Tue Sep 21, 2010 4:17 pm

Will be riding this exact set up today after I change out the pads when I get home. I was going to put on my other wheels for the winter but will ride it at least one day this way.
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby Fibre-Lyte » Tue Sep 21, 2010 5:28 pm

Absolutely superb Brian, those wheels definitely make the bike. 8-) 8-)

I don't think the side view could get any better, but as you like to 'sand' things a bit, getting rid of the Easton graphics on the bars might be an idea, or getting some white logo'd 3T bars? It's hardly important though as I love it!! :xBanana6:
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby BMANX » Tue Sep 21, 2010 5:47 pm

@ Stephen

I am looking at the Zipp SL bar with the Zipp SL Speed Stem which I think might match up with the build. The bars would be 170g and the stem would be 102g so the weight would be right in line and a bit lighter than what I currently have.
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby Fibre-Lyte » Tue Sep 21, 2010 6:07 pm

That sounds great. Your bike is definitely getting added to my 'dreambikes' screensaver at home. I think I've only ever seen one other steel bike that comes close imo :wink:
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby dunlinii » Thu Sep 23, 2010 8:42 pm

Thats a really sexy bike. Serious innovation.
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby scooter916 » Tue Nov 16, 2010 8:03 am

beautiful bike!!! I am having a custom steel built soon, hoping to go sub 14lb but still be sturdy enough for my fat ass (205lb)

if you switch to a Crank Bros Cobalt headset you should be able to get to sub 6kg
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby BMANX » Tue Nov 16, 2010 3:22 pm

I have gained a bit of weight on the build due to going with the EDGE bars and stem so that gained me ~50g or so but and we have made some adjustments to the internal seat post which has gained me 30g as well. Still light enough for steel.
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby Jeffr » Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:20 am

This thing is rad. Any hint as to what the frame cost in case I decide I need some steel awesomeness?
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby BMANX » Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:47 am

Well under what a custom carbon job would have cost and not that much more than a nice stock carbon frame. But this is so much sexier than carbon.
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Re: English Cycles build *FINISHED* 6040g!

Postby Cheers! » Sat Nov 27, 2010 7:04 am

That is one sweet bike. How do you tension the bolt for the wedge for your seatpost?
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