Building this bike over a period of about 6 months as my budget allows and great deals can be had. Mostly used parts other than rings, chain, and tires. I wanted to take my favorite frame, the Ironman, and build it up in such a way that I get the modern performance I want and need to compete in the occasional triathlon or just for fun on group rides. I'm trying out a set of DOVAL chainrings, a low cost alternative to Rotor Q-rings or osymmetric. The whole thing is coming together better than I expected when I started this adventure and I can't wait to get some miles on it. Total budget <$1000
Frame:
1986 Centurion Ironman
Fork/Headset:
Easton EC90 Aero 1" carbon fork/steerer, Cane Creek headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Ultegra 6600, Tiagra 4600 BB
Pedals:
Speedplay Zero
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Tiagra 4600 front der, 105 5700 rear, DOVAL T-type chainrings, KMC X10SL chain
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Tiagra 4600
Saddle/Seatpost:
Easton EC90 zero, Selle San Marco Concor "vintage" World Champ
Brakes:
Tiagra 4600
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mavic Kysrium Elite
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mavic Kysrium Elite
Added by TaylorDuncan. Last updated about 10 years ago.
8 Comments
Hmm. I'm not sure if I agree with the fork. I never liked biopace so I might be biased towards the rings. but everything else doesn't look too bad.
Posted about 10 years ago
the fork was a steal at $102 on ebay. I love it and it totally fits the bike.
Posted about 10 years ago
also the rings have more in common with rotor and osymmetric than biopace
Posted about 10 years ago
let me know how you like those rings! been looking for alternatives to rotor.
Posted about 10 years ago
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RobbieTunes says:
Cool bike, and I know you're fast on it.
Posted over 9 years ago