The goal was to build a "do everything" bike. Perfect for long rides thanks to its slopped top tube, responsive for short sprints and overkill to cruise around the city. Currently weighs 6.545kg.
Frame:
Standert Umlaufbahn Ep3
Fork/Headset:
Columbus Legera / Accros Ai
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Rotor Vegast (165mm) / Rotor BB30
Pedals:
Speedplay
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Bespoke 54T (1/2x11/128) / Bespoke 17T (1/2x11/128) / KMCxKappstein
Saddle/Seatpost:
Specialized Power / Lyti Carbon seatpost
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mack Hubs / LightBicycle AR46 / 25c Continental GP5000 / Vittoria Latex tubes
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mack Hubs / LightBicycle AR46 / 25c Continental GP5000 / Vittoria Latex tubes
Bike History
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Current Stage Info:
This new drivetrain is really silent, i can't notice the difference in the lower friction thanks to the smaller interface but i like the looks
Added by hugues. Last updated over 1 year ago.
16 Comments
Theres just something about low profile wheels that help bring the frame into subject. Nice build
Posted about 2 years ago
thanks, i totally agree with you, the frame is popping out with these wheels
Posted about 2 years ago
clean indeed. but aero crankset and low profile rims are a mismatch.
Posted about 2 years ago
I really like the contrast between them and i don't like deep rims (it's windy all year around here)
Posted about 2 years ago
so many pros even ride track with wheels like those. Racedaywheels for raceday.
Posted about 2 years ago
Im gonna have to side with the op... my plan is to do the same combo (aero crankset/ Archetypes) after Christmas holidays.. sorry to hyjack. PROPS to the build
Posted about 2 years ago
i think the combination looks good too. dont get me wrong, but for me it is form follows function allways. archetypes are semi aero btw.
Posted about 2 years ago
^you right. I just assume 40mm sidewalls are the mark... ive had both and find arond 30 is the sweetspot for weight/stregth benefits.. im no engineer tho
Posted about 2 years ago
Photos
jankoenig00 says:
How do you like the wheels? I'm looking at building something very similar with the same hubs
Posted over 1 year ago
hugues says:
They are awesome, the 46mm profile is a good all-around. Mack hubs is clearly the best that you can get, they are really smooth and convenient to work with
Posted over 1 year ago
jankoenig00 says:
Looks like you have 24 holes, how strong and durable are they in terms of skidding, jumping curbs and such?
Posted over 1 year ago
hugues says:
24 holes is really fine for my riding, i rode these wheels a lot and they are still true as new (i am not a heavy person so this might help too)
Posted over 1 year ago
jankoenig00 says:
I'm pretty light myself as well do I reckon 24h will be fine. Thanks for the input and sweet bike man!
Posted over 1 year ago