my new storck
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whoa! awesome build!
don't want to know how big a chunk that took off your bank account!
don't want to know how big a chunk that took off your bank account!
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HI
Sorry for critics but a black stem would be nicer and the rims and tires look like they are bomb proofed. all in all a nice biuld except for the Wheelstet and Stem.
Greetz
CHirs
Sorry for critics but a black stem would be nicer and the rims and tires look like they are bomb proofed. all in all a nice biuld except for the Wheelstet and Stem.
Greetz
CHirs
Sweet ride - can we have a spec-list and weight of the bike?
What are the tufo tyres like?
I've not seen them on a bike yet.
I've not seen them on a bike yet.
mads kock
the bike weights 16.4 lbs
could of gone lighter but wanted wanted to stay away from road components , but there a couple of things i might change
i will post full spec list after eurobike
mattpage
the tufo tyres are brand new and i cannot comment on them as i have not ridden the bike yet
the bike weights 16.4 lbs
could of gone lighter but wanted wanted to stay away from road components , but there a couple of things i might change
i will post full spec list after eurobike
mattpage
the tufo tyres are brand new and i cannot comment on them as i have not ridden the bike yet
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Awesome! A true work of art.
How did you get the pix into the message?
Can you comment on the problems mentioned here? http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum ... ght=storck
How did you get the pix into the message?
Can you comment on the problems mentioned here? http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum ... ght=storck
mattpage wrote:What are the tufo tyres like?
I've not seen them on a bike yet.
I had them about a year ago (don't know if they changed them in the meantime, but they still look the same). I thought it was a fast tire, not particularly light, but runs smooth. It's a typical dry-weather tire, when moist, your grip is gone, but if the terrain is dry it gives good grip. The reason I haven't got them anymore is that they wear-out fast if you run them on low pressure (which is suppost to be one of the advantages). I ran them on 2 bar and I weigh 70 kg, the rear-tire cracked on the sides in three months.
And they're a pain to get them on your rims .
nice bike!
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wheels only weigh 915 grams??? wow, list how they are built. What kind of fork is that?
915 gr.???
Another bike to buy the bread or the newspaper... however a very beautiful bike.
Another bike to buy the bread or the newspaper... however a very beautiful bike.
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