Frame	Custom built steel frame
Front Fork	Easton EC90 curved
Bottom Bracket	Campagnolo 2009 Record
Cranks	Campagnolo 2009 Record 172.5mm
Chainrings	Campagnolo 2009 Record Compact
Pedals	Look KEO HM Ti
Front Derailleur	Campagnolo 2009 Record 11
Chain	Campagnolo 2009 Record 11
Rear Derailleur	Campagnolo 2009 Record 11
Cogset	Campagnolo 2009 Record 11
Hubs	Mavic
Skewers	Mavic
Spokes	Mavic R-SYS Carbon
Rims	Mavic R-SYS Carbon
Tubes	whatever
Tires	Vittoria Rubino Pro
Brakes	Campagnolo 2009 Record
Seatpost	Easton EC90 Zero
Saddle	Selle SMP 60th Anniv.
Headset	Campagnolo Record carbon
Stem	Easton EC90 Carbon
Handlebars	Easton EC90 Aero
Shifters	Campagnolo 2009 Record 11
Brake Levers	Campagnolo 2009 Record 11
Bar Tape	Fizik White

Brad Thompson from Portsmouth, VA writes:

I am in the process of building this bike! My dream is coming true! After seeing a guy's bike in my riding club, I developed a serious case of bike envy. He had taken an old (1980s) steel frame and lightened it up by adding a bunch of light-weight carbon components. I decided I wanted something like that for my next bike. My LBS owner also happens to build frames, so I contracted him to custom build me an old-fashioned steel frame. I decided I wanted to put high-end racing quality components on the bike, so I decided to go with the new Campagnolo 2009 11sp Record gruppo and Easton EC90 series seatpost, forks, handlebars, and stem. In addition, I was looking for a more comfortable ride, so on the recomendation of a buddy, I chose the Selle SMP saddle. I decided to go with the 60th Anniv. edition because it was available in white. I chose the Mavic R-SYS clinchers because of their light weight, and because I got a really good deal. Total cost of this bike will be about $6200.