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DEAD Look KG 96 flat bar commuter

By Olej on 10/22/2010. Bike tags: Road bike | 105 | carbon | commuter | look | more tags >>

Look KG 96 carbon, 53 cm

no name flat bar + 3ttt + Oury

Koga carbon + Shimano 105

Shimano 105 + Mavic CXP10 + Vittoria Zaffiro Pro

Shimano 105 + Mavic CXP10 + Vittoria Zaffiro Pro

Shimano 105 + Shimano 105

Selle Italia SLR XC Gel Flow + SR Laprade

Time Alium + Shimano Ultegra

Shimano SL-R440 + Shimano FD-R440 + Shimano 105

Shimano 105 + Shimano Deore LX

53-39 + Shimano Ultegra 9s 12-25

My commuter. Very smooth, comfy ride, good for everyday use. Not as light as you could expect from a carbon frame but weight is not an issue for me in the city.

Died in a crash.

People who friended this bike szpila68i, BikeTales, syntaxless, linogs, campystamp, Whooosh_S4
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I think your fenders are

Submitted by BikeTales on 03/29/2011.

I think your fenders are rubbing the tires dude! They look good though. Where do I get some??

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Fenders

Submitted by Olej on 04/02/2011.

Don't worry, they don't. They tend to slide down but they are easy to fit. They're called SKS Race Blade, some other companies also offer similar fenders so look for the best deal. But bear in mind that such fenders have some disadvantages.

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Thanks. Just picked some up

Submitted by BikeTales on 04/02/2011.

Thanks. Just picked some up off craigslist!

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it does look like a reliable

Submitted by linogs on 02/14/2011.

it does look like a reliable everyday bike.. i would love have one like this.

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Reliability

Submitted by Olej on 02/15/2011.

It had been reliable until I decided to use it as a messenger bike. Harsh polish winter is killing it so when I save some money there is going to be a bigger overhaul, especially wheels and drivetrain. The frame is holding up very well though.

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