Thanks Mark. Not sure why the picture did not stay up.

Just got it built up - my first tri bike. Had it out for its first ride last Sunday

Still needs a bit of dialing in on the front derailleur and the fit will be redone in a couple of months once I have more time in the areobars. But given we had 25 mph winds and a wind chill of 22 degrees on Sunday - it was a great ride, and the legs felt good for the run after. Way better than my 64 cm Fuji Roubaix. Comfortable in the areo - at least what little time I could spend since I am not confident enough in the high crosswinds we were having. It was built to allow me to tweak the position for riding up in the Blue Ridge, or out in the flat lands in a more dedicated tri setup.

Build basics - T14
SRAM Force gruppo
Spinergy Carbon SPOD
180 mm Rotor Cranks with a compact front (50/36)
TriComp tires

Total weight - 19.5 lbs

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Jim
"In dog beers, I've only had one"
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Creating custom made furnishing to your requirements

No problem

Thanks....

The frame seat angle is 76 but the real one with the seat position is at 77. I find myself moving forward to get comfortable so will probably try it at 78

peace

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Nice P2 and P3C.......

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The bike I rode for almost 9 years. I really regret selling it.



This is the bike I traded the Roo in for. I dont regret buying it at all. Thanks R&A.



And my garage sale find. I took it out last weekend for my first ride on it. Had a blast but I really need to tweak because I couldnt get comfortable on it.

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Mine is similar, I've since changed the saddle but thats about it.

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2005 ROO , SANTA BRING ME SOME DAMN ZIPPS FOR MY RIDE!!!!

Well, it is the off season:

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"Are you sure we're going fast enough?" - Emil Zatopek

( I wish...) ;-)

My setup for the Laguna Phuket Triathlon, taken outside our humble bungalow. Got there a week in advance of the race for a mini-camp and didn't want to mess with lugging race wheels, so used my Open Pro rear with PowerTap hub and disc cover and stock Cosmic front wheel.

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-Hillary Clinton

The answer to "1984" is 1776.

 




My Babies! sorry for the blurry pic's!

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pump the tyres up retard

My current ride.








former ride

why did you change from the Hotta?!

that bike has a TON of stuff attached to it... did you race it will all that?

A lot has changed since I shot this photo. Groupset is now SRAM Force. Wheels are now PX 101's. Bar tape is now silver. Saddle is being changed out as well (going with an Arione Tri2 Carbon). Stem has been flipped and a spacer removed. I would post the revised pics but I'm still waiting on the wheels to finish gluing, and the saddle to come in. Oh, and the rear bottle carrier is gone.

Here is my DA in training-mode at Mallorca last month:

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Another IM in 2016 - hopefully..

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