Nice bike! :) I like the combination you choose BH+Campagnolo.

Nice bike. What wheels are on it in the pic?

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Bob

WOW! That is incredible!
Very cool pick for a frame.

Very nice. Are those Flashpoint wheels?

Let me know how the Profile bars turn out. I've been trying to settle on something ITU-style also but haven't come across anything that I like. (I've tried the Jammers & Syntace XXS). I'm trying to figure out what Sheila T and Emma Snowsill have been using. They look like some seriously chopped down Profiles of some sort.

Nice bike! How much $$

Dave in VA

Yes, they are Flashpoints 60, Brand new out of the box my 8 & 5 year boys thought the stickers would look cool on their bikes, before I could &^*& them, I thought that the wheels looked cool without them. I left the smaller FP stickers on so people know there are Flashpoints.. If I change my mind I’ve all ready spoke with Zipp and they can send me out new stickers.

I’m excited to try the new lighting strykes bars out as well, they seem to solve my problem, I wanted a flat carbon bar, FSA K-Wing and clipons as well. They also seem easier to take on and off, especially if I’m riding with a group ride that I don’t know.

I work for Liberty Mutual, the bike is the team bike for Liberty-Seguros, I got one of the first bikes into the US at a great discount. The bike came with full record, very light saddle and a one piece carbon stem/bars.

They have a TT/Tri bike available this summer that looks awesome. I love the great paint job and style.

The distributor is down in Florida, Protech Bikes. The only shop selling them that I know of is Belmont Wheelworks in Boston. I would guess that the frame is in the $2500-3500 range.

I like having a bike that you don’t see on ever corner and the bike’s paint job and frame curves are even better in person. With me taking the photo, a photo can not give it justice.

Very nice. I might need to take a trip down to Boston in the spring.

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I've used shimano in the past, but had to go with campagnolo for this bike, keep the whole style and all.

I have to say the I have to think less about shifting with campy and while going up hills: going from big/small ring while keeping the "same gearing" is easier with campy, down with both thumbs and hammer.


I would love to have gone with Corima or Camagnolo rather then the FP60 wheels but the prices where just to high for me.

Ask Tom D. about Sheila's bars, I'm pretty sure he made some for her at some point.

Perhaps it is hush hush...