Frame	Omega Cyclone Titanium
Front Fork	ITM Winter Carbon Road Fork
Bottom Bracket	FSA ISIS
Cranks	FSA Compact road
Chainrings	FSA Compact road
Pedals	Time Impact Road
Front Derailleur	Campa Centaur
Chain	Wippermann 10 spd + link
Rear Derailleur	Campa Centaur
Cogset	Campa Centaur, 14 - 28
Hubs	Campa Centaur
Skewers	Campa Centaur
Spokes	DT butted 2,0 - 1,8 + al. nipples
Rims	Mavic Open Pro, Grey
Tires	Conti GP 3000 25 mm
Brakes	If possible, Centaur, otherwise deep drop Shimano
Seatpost	Al.
Saddle	Basic road saddle, nothing fancy
Headset	FSA, Ritchey or something
Stem	90 mm al. rising
Handlebars	Ergonomic AL, E.G. 3T Morphe Randonneur Bars
Shifters	Campa Centaur
Brake Levers	Campa Centaur
Bar Tape	Cork/PU with gel inserts
Extras	SKS fenders, Tubus Fly rack.

Peter from Northern Europe writes:

This is an audax/randonneur rig, not a racing machine, just the thing for long 28 - 30 km/h (that's 17,4 - 18,6 mp/h in pre-medieval units) rides. It may be a tad slower than a pure racing machine, but I'm not a racer and like comfort. If I can't convince myself to pay the price for the Omega frame, I might go for a Airborne Valkyrie Audax or a good steel frame with the same specs.