Frame:
Colossione By Colossi
Fork/Headset:
1" Look full carbon fork / VP Slimstak 1" threadless headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Sram Omnium / Aerozine ceramic bearing B.B
Pedals:
MKS pedal / All-City double straps and toe clip
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
15t EAI cog / 51t Stronglight chainring
Saddle/Seatpost:
San Marco Concor London Bicycle Film Fest edition / Corima Ellipse Seatpost
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mavic 3G Tri spoke / Continental Sprinter Tubular
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Reynolds SDV66 (track) / Mavic Power Link clincher
Added by K-bob. Last updated about 12 years ago.
15 Comments
Planning on getting one. Been looking at the colossiones here and noticed that you guys use oversized stems. just wondering if the head tube is OS or standard. coz according to the specs, it's a 1 incher.
Posted over 11 years ago
I have the same frame with a threadless carbon fork as well, so I was wondering if I should find a shim to make the steerer tube 1 1/8" or a stem than can clamp 1"?
Posted almost 12 years ago
I use 1 1/8 stem and shim..in a way the shim protects my carbon steerer when i tighten it... i recommend using FSA expansion plug with cap if ure using carbon steerer fork
Posted almost 12 years ago
What exactly does the expansion plug do? Or rather how is it different from a regular cap and nut. Also, what size spacers did you use for the steerer tube?
Posted over 11 years ago
A regular star nut wouldn't be able to hold and would scrape the inside of a carbon tube when tightened. A compression plug will expand and hold a lot better, as long as it is not over tightened. It is dangerous to use a star nut
Posted over 11 years ago
The ride is nice... frame is abit heavier than cinelli bolt but u can opt for columbus stradium instead of aluminium 6061 but i like it...from previous experiences, light does not equal nice ride unless ure riding indoors on a track
Posted about 12 years ago
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alifrizky says:
how's the aerozine ceramic bb? planning to get one soon
Posted over 11 years ago