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By The Boy Sebastian on 06/23/2009. Bike tags: Fixed gear | 105 | 5000 | 58 cm | 600 | more tags >>
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Trek 5000 OCLV

Cinelli Ergo / 75mm 40° ahead

1" carbone wrapped aluminium / BBB sealed cartridge bearings

Shimano Dura Ace 7400-8 / DT Swiss Champion / Campagnolo Omega Hardox / Vittoria Rally

Shimano Dura Ace 7400-8 / DT Swiss Champion / Campagnolo Omega Hardox / Vittoria Open Corsa

Shimano 105 / Shimano 600

FSA SL-K Carbon / stock

Shimano 600 SPD / Shimano HG

Shimano Dura Ace 7400-8

Shimano 105 brifters / Shimano 600 brakes / Fizik Gel bartape

- dismounted all fancy components like a complete Olé-group (Suntour/Sugino/Modolo/Brooks)
- imitated LOOK's Shitty Cockpit Setup for more "ergo"
- mounted all SPD clipless pedals

Done everything wrong? Runs like hell!
I start to rethink. Spooky.





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nice frame, seems to be too

Submitted by plateau77 on 06/23/2009.

nice frame, seems to be too big for the person who's actually riding it. 40 deg stem is terribly looking on such a frame, sorry ... :-)

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It's an 58 and it fits

Submitted by The Boy Sebastian on 06/23/2009.

It's an 58 and it fits perfectly, mind it's no sloping geometry. For long touring or climbing the alps, the stock 100mm stem is very uncomfortable. A three centimeters high spacer tower and the short and steep stem seems to be the right setup. I like it very much.
Just think about classic audax cycles.

Cheers,

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good point, I agree ... :-)

Submitted by plateau77 on 06/24/2009.

good point, I agree ... :-)

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