Well, after many months of planning, here it is.
56cm
On shop scale it was 13.1 lbs.
Put in XXX race lite tubes shaving 70grams
Replaced "sizing" alloy spacers w/ the stock carbon and removed 20mm of steerer to start.
Took off a bit more than 120 grams w/ those changes dropping it under 13lbs (then put it right back on w/ cage and Cateye).
Hope you enjoy the finished result.
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2011 SL3 S-Works
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Re: 2011 SL3 S-Works
by dunlinii » Wed Feb 16, 2011 6:03 pm
Good choice of wheels, and the whole package looks great. Welcome.
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Re: 2011 SL3 S-Works
by Boonen » Thu Feb 17, 2011 12:09 pm
Sharp looking bike boycow! 
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