Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL3, Dura Ace 7900, SWorks carbon cranks, bars etc. King R45 hubs on Stans Alpha rims. The frame is stiff as they come, bordering on uncomfortable, but nice to go for a big road ride every now and again. I think the wheels probably help a little.
Yes it’s my review. I held back until the second unit failed. The company have been very good and were genuinely surprised at the failures. I think it’s an innovative product and I want them to succeed. The K-Edge garmin mount and Pro chaincatcher add to the bling.
Cannondale R2000si bought fron new about 12 yrs ago. Stock spec apart from new stem and low profile bars allowing me to actually ride on the drops at long last!
2012 Roubaix SL3 with Ksyrium SL wheels, now fitted with Michelin Pro4 tyres – climbs superbly, descends like on rails and makes me feel like a cycling God.
You must have really big spuds too judging by the saddle angle… 🙂 And whilst we’re ripping the piss out of your bike, what’s with the spacers? Oops, sorry, too far…
Roubaix’s always look SO comfortable. Assume they are?
Yes, I have a 2006 Roubaix, which is just a collection of carbon tubes and rides nicely enough but this 2012 incarnation is a different beast altogether; it manages to be sharp as anything in the way it climbs, descends, corners and brakes yet actually more comfortable than the old model. Carbon frame makers are obviously learning fast how to use the material to its best advantage.
Spec
Frame and Fork – Moots RSL and ENVE
Groupset – Campagnolo Super Record EPS
Wheels – Lightweight Standard
Finishing Kit – Moots
I love it because it was made for me, fits me like a glove, is a masterpiece of workmanship, a bit different and it isn’t carbon. Oh, and I love the electronic noises it makes!