The manufactures did a great job in designing the bike. The only thing I don't like about these modern bikes is that it's not capable of taking upgrades (such as: 61-75T chainring) for those who like a harder Candence and more speed. 0:40
So around 7,5 kg without pedals and bottle cages. Quite heavy taking into account the SRAM RED group which is one of the lightest ones. Any suggestions for an alternative bars / wheels configuration to bring the weight down closer to 7 kg?
@@HAAA1982 This size large was 7.7kg with PM, pedals, bottle cages and computer mount. Being built for flat speed, these wheels are relatively deep section at 68/60mm. This platform prioritises aero and stiffness. If weight is a big factor you could opt for shallower section wheels like 50s… or get a SLC3! 👍🏻😎
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The manufactures did a great job in designing the bike. The only thing I don't like about these modern bikes is that it's not capable of taking upgrades (such as: 61-75T chainring) for those who like a harder Candence and more speed. 0:40
Nice bike. What sizes do you buy and how tall are you?
@@lisaandflo Frames are available in 5 sizes from XS to XL. This is a size large. The customer was 6’1” (185cm) 👍🏻
So around 7,5 kg without pedals and bottle cages. Quite heavy taking into account the SRAM RED group which is one of the lightest ones. Any suggestions for an alternative bars / wheels configuration to bring the weight down closer to 7 kg?
@@HAAA1982 This size large was 7.7kg with PM, pedals, bottle cages and computer mount. Being built for flat speed, these wheels are relatively deep section at 68/60mm. This platform prioritises aero and stiffness. If weight is a big factor you could opt for shallower section wheels like 50s… or get a SLC3! 👍🏻😎