2003 Bianchi 928

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Frame:
Bianchi 928 carbon

Handlebars and Stem:
Zipp Contour bars and Salsa Scandium Stem

Fork and Headset:
Bianchi, integrated

Front wheel:
Zipp 303

Rear wheel:
Zipp 303

Crankset and Bottom bracket:
Zipp Vuma Quad with Zipp BB

Saddle and Seat Post:
Fizik Arionne, FSA carbon that is soon to be removed

Pedals and Chain:
Crank Brothers Quattro, Wipperman

Notes:

My roadie with mostly Centaur, daily driven as-is including electrical tape joining the ripped bar tape. Still the best riding carbon bike I've found, though it's not particularly light.
One day I'll take a decent picture.

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L type

Submitted by bobberelli on 01/04/2008.

Is that a lugged carbon frame? And Zipp wheels on a commuter... sweet.

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It's the older 928, which is

Submitted by Waldo on 01/07/2008.

It's the older 928, which is a monocoque-type frame. There is a newer version that's lugged. This one isn't my commuter but I do beat the snot out of the wheels on the wonderful roads around here.

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Chain?

Submitted by Evershed on 12/26/2007.

whats up with that chain slack?

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Whoa, that looks bad

Submitted by Waldo on 12/28/2007.

Nothing like serious cross chaining with a chain that's a touch long-I just switched to the compact crank and didn't yet get to shorten the chain.

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2003 Bianchi 928

L type

It's the older 928, which is

Chain?

Whoa, that looks bad