LEVIATHAN

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Frame:
Bianchi Pista Concept 2008, 51cm

Handlebars and Stem:
Deda Pista, Thompson Elite X2

Fork and Headset:
Bianchi, Tange Integrated

Front wheel:
Mavic Ellipse & Conti GP4000

Rear wheel:
Mavic Ellipse & Conti GP4000

Crankset and Bottom bracket:
Sugino 75, Sugino Sealed Cartridge, Sugino RD Messenger

Saddle and Seat Post:
Sella Italia SLR Gel Flow, Thompson Elite

Pedals and Chain:
Eggbeaters, Izumi ECO

Cog/Gearing et cetera:
46x17

Notes:

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I really like to ride my bike. I hope you really like to look at it!

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i love the look. do you

Submitted by sixspeed on 10/17/2008.

i love the look. do you find the frame to be too small for you? that's a lot of seatpost. looks built for a rider with long legs, short torso, and very long arms. not that there's anything wrong with that. excellent color combo nonetheless.

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thanks for the kind words!

Submitted by OUROUBOROS on 10/17/2008.

thanks for the kind words! the pics are kind of a funny angle, the seatpost is only actually about 9 inches out of the frame. i am only 5'6", but it is a comfy frame for me. i only ride in the drops when i'm slamming up a hill and off the saddle anyways, so although the bars and stem are really low, it works out!

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cool. i know what you're

Submitted by sixspeed on 10/17/2008.

cool. i know what you're sayin'. i had my 53 set up like that at one point. i had to change it later because i wanted to start using the drops majority of the time.

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Che bella!

Submitted by Joshua A.C. Newman on 10/16/2008.

Che bella!

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ellipse=bomb proof! but

Submitted by jellyfish on 10/15/2008.

ellipse=bomb proof! but whats with the rd? why not go with a zen ring?
also; be careful with the seat clamp. don't over torque!

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the cranks are RDs, the

Submitted by OUROUBOROS on 10/16/2008.

the cranks are RDs, the chainring is a Zen Messenger.

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thbbbt

Submitted by jellyfish on 10/16/2008.

thbbbt

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LEVIATHAN

i love the look. do you

thanks for the kind words!

cool. i know what you're

Che bella!

ellipse=bomb proof! but

the cranks are RDs, the

thbbbt