Look closely at the front brake - underratedly difficult job he's done there.

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I wish I could get the routing a bit nicer on the shifter cables, but the bends that are made running them through the aerobars are too tight. Maybe some Nokon's would make it possible... hmm..

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Wim, Thank you for the nice comments. Yes, I created the cable cover from carbon as well as several other pieces on the bike, they were really fun projects. I am actually thinking of making up a few of the covers for others that like it as well. If you would like to see more pictures check out my blog (in the footer line). Please send me a privite message if you have any questions on the cover or anything else.

You thinking about making more of the bottle+cage and reselling? I'm interested for sure!

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WOW! I love Blue bikes. Great ride.

I think if you just cut the tail end off the aerobar extensions at the minimum, it will give you the play that you need. Also, just forget about having a nice exit bung so that the housing has as much room as possible to cruise around during turns. There are some other extension mounts that are better. Lets chat.

Proud to have been part of the project, it looks beautiful. Also, sorry about the Black RTV.

Chris

But....only one bottle cage? No bento? Where's your flat kit? How on earth are you ever going to finish a race on that thing?

She's no super bike but I love her just the same. My ride for IMLP this year[/img]

Oh, wow.

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Almost my set up for IMC last year - with a disc cover on the back. First time with that large a front. I liked it. Great bike though, it'll get you thru to the marathon in great shape I trust!

Brent

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I know, yet another P2, but I love it and it fits me great

Also, here is my hubby's brand new Felt AR4 we bought at the same time

Great looking P2

Crappy photo of a great bike. Taken at the end of last season:

Thanks, I think it will as well. It will have a disc cover on it by then as well

How tall are you?

Hey Jayare. No pics up yet. Relagated to the trainer for the time being. I like the look of your pedals. I'll have to keep an eye out for them. I too have 6700 throughout but a differnt crank than yours the TrimMax Carbon. Looks sweet. You have good taste :)

Have not seen the box behind the seat post like this. Can you point me to the manufacturer? Is it especially for trek? I have a cervelo.

yes sir. treks only.

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nice job mate - awesome looking bike

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Is it just the camera angle, or did you Frankenstein a 650 front end onto that one? If so, how much did that steepen the angles? (too lazy to attempt the math myself)

Camera angle, sorry. Told you it was a crappy photo! :-) I couldn't take a full side shot as the bike was in my office while we were moving house and my desk is in the way...

I have 17cm saddle - aerobar pad drop though.

Classic.. nice.

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Really nice, what front brake did you go with? How does it ride ?

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I still have to chop the steerer, but it's mostly finished in its current form. The long steerer makes the already tall steerer look even taller. Stupid short torso. I'll probably go for a cleaner bar setup once I'm happy with the fit for a while, but the Profile stuff is good for now. I really like the T3 extensions.

Posted this before, but have new wheels and some sweet decals from Tai