Frame	Basso Gap (steel)
Front Fork	Basso Gap 1" threadless (steel)
Bottom Bracket	Campagnolo Chorus
Cranks	Campagnolo Record
Chainrings	Campagnolo Record 53-39 AFT
Pedals	Look PP 256 Carbon
Front Derailleur	Campagnolo Chorus, braze-on
Chain	Campagnolo C10
Rear Derailleur	Campagnolo Chorus carbon, short cage
Cogset	Campagnolo Centaur 11-23
Hubs	Campagnolo Chorus 10s 36h
Skewers	Campagnolo Record
Spokes	DT Revolution 2.0/1.5 Black w/ alloy nipples
Rims	Mavic Open Pro Ceramic, 36h
Tubes	Michelin Aircomp Ultra-light
Tires	Orange Vredestein Fortezza TriComp Tire (700 x 23)
Brakes	Campagnolo Daytona
Seatpost	Trek System 3 Titanium
Saddle	Selle Italia Flite Trans am (w/ orange embroidery)
Headset	Campagnolo Chorus, 1" threadless
Stem	3T Zepp XL 100mm
Handlebars	3T Zepp XL 42cm
Shifters	Campagnolo 10s Chorus Carbon
Brake Levers	Campagnolo 10s Chorus Carbon
Bar Tape	Bontrager Cork Ribbon (Orange)
Extras	Carbon headset spacers, Elite Ciussi Inox stainless water bottle cages.

Todd from Portland, OR writes:

I am already riding my dream bike. I love the feel, stiffness and durability of the steel frame and fork. I also love the Italian Campagnolo componentry. My bike is exactly how I described, minus the wheelset. I currently have Bianchi Leviation XL wheels (made by Ambrosio),and Vittoria Rubino Pro tires, but I am in the process of building the wheels/tires I have listed. They should be much stiffer, more durable, and lighter than the Bianchi's.