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FrameZR9000 w/ carbon seat and chain stays
Front ForkBontrager XXX lite
Bottom BracketDura-Ace
CranksFSA compact double
ChainringsDura-Ace 50/34
PedalsSpeedplay Xero ti
Front DerailleurDura-Ace
ChainDura-Ace
Rear DerailleurDura-Ace
Cogset12-27t
HubsBontrager XXX Lite
Spokes16 gauge steel
RimsBontrager XXX carbon clinchers
TiresContinental GP3000
BrakesDura-Ace
SeatpostBontrager XXX Light
SaddleSMP
HeadsetChris King
StemBontrager XXX Lite
HandlebarsBontrager XXX Lite
ShiftersDura-Ace
Brake LeversDura-Ace
Bar TapeCinelli gel
ExtrasChamelion bright blue painted finish.


Cal from Newark, CA writes:

A full carbon frame doesn always equate to superior rides than other frame materials. I chose a zirconium aluminum frame because of the stiff and lightness. Having both stays made of carbon will really smooth out the ride as well as the OCLV 110 spec'd carbon front fork. Most other key components are carbon for both weight and anti-road buzz including the wheels, stem, handlebar, and seatpost. Speedplay Xeros give float adjustability, light weight, and is double-sided. A double crank gives better shifting adjustment vs. a triple. The SMP saddle is ultra comfortable at the same time light. Lastly top of the line shimano would have to be Dura-ace all around the bike to give peace of mind having the best stuff. Having a blue type chamelion paint similar to Klein bike's legendary paint jobs will set the differences apart from other bikes. Cheers! Cal
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