| Frame | Cannondale Prophet copy in Aermet 310 | | Front Fork | full-on carbon leftieness | | Bottom Bracket | crazy custom outboard job with anular contact full compliment bearings | | Cranks | Aremet 310 2-piece, | | Chainrings | Blackspire DS 32t | | Pedals | 1664? | | Rear Derailleur | 2006 X0 short cage | | Cogset | ird ultralite 12-23 | | Hubs | hadley 108pt version rear; custom jobbie front | | Skewers | neine | | Spokes | black sapim cxray | | Rims | 24" grey deemax; we are dreaming afterall | | Tubes | zut | | Tires | irc kujo tubeless | | Brakes | mono 6 Ti w/silver piston caps | | Seatpost | x-lite XLR | | Saddle | cusom carbon and suede, similar to san marco rever Ti in shape, only with deeper sides for saddle pinching (for no-handers etc) | | Headset | perdido | | Stem | Stone Edge | | Handlebars | Moots Ti braced riser | | Shifters | 2006 sram X0 | | Brake Levers | Hope mini w/single finger dangerboy-shaped carbon blades | | Bar Tape | customised Bike Boosting cork with replaceable rubber inserts | | Extras | Ugly Ass Bikes 'long bar clogger' bar end caps. Manitou swinger air. Hope stainless hose kit. Ti nitride treatment on casette. |
Dominic from ...where have all the good people gone? writes:
let loose, have fun! This is the way i think a Prophet-type bike should be built up. And Cannondale would be wise to ditch aluminum in applications where dings are a certainty.
I've always had a thing for that bar, and a light travelly trailbike seems perfect application for it. the white hope hose is great, i have it on my O2 and love it. No saddle seems quite perfect. Kujos are mad grippy, and they used to (dunno if they still do) make a tubeless version. The new X0 stuff sounds pimp, so would be the perfect compliment to a bike like this. The stone edge stem in dope looking, and mega burly. The x-lite post is uber trick. All available cranks are a compromise. Until i find something as touchy-feely lovely as cork, that's what's going on all my fantasy bikes, and hopefully soon my real bike. the cogset is the heaviest part on a lightweight wheelset, so that's why i chose a 108g aluminum one.
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