Just put this back together after UPS "lost" my Scott CR1
Unfortunately I didn't insure it enough for a equal replacement so it's back to my old rig with a few "new to me" parts. The frame is an old Santa Cruz scandium aluminum team frame. Frame weighs 1075g & has tapered sections on the seat/down tubes which is seems somewhat unusual for bikes of this age (2000ish). Thinking it might actually be a womens frame as Santa Cruz had them made for Luna mtn bike team. Either way it fits me fine & actually rides pretty nice. Bottom bracket area is noticeably softer than my lost Scott, but I'm not sure how much difference it actually makes in the end (I only weigh 145lbs). Complete actually turned out to be a fairly light bike @ 15lbs. I've probably got about $1700 in it. Here's the rest of the bits:
Wheels: AM Classic 2007 Mag 300 Clinchers
Fork: Scott knockoff? I sanded the finish off & painted it yellow. Maybe some can ID it for me. It has a carbon steerer. The dropouts are aluminum
Shifters: SRAM Force (love these)
Bars: Kestrel EMS Pro (Don't like these - going to swap out for shallow drop)
Stem: Ritchey WCS
Headset: AM Classic
Brakes: DA 7800
Cranks: Zipp 300/Zipp BB
FD: DA 7800
RD: Sram Rival
Cassette: Ultegra 12-27
Saddle: Specialized Toupe
Seatpost: AM Classic
Chain: KMC
I had an Easton EC90SLX fork on this bike initially, but the rake is wrong for the frame & the makes it too twitchy, so I put my Scott "knockoff" fork on it. Much better.
Wheels: AM Classic 2007 Mag 300 Clinchers
Fork: Scott knockoff? I sanded the finish off & painted it yellow. Maybe some can ID it for me. It has a carbon steerer. The dropouts are aluminum
Shifters: SRAM Force (love these)
Bars: Kestrel EMS Pro (Don't like these - going to swap out for shallow drop)
Stem: Ritchey WCS
Headset: AM Classic
Brakes: DA 7800
Cranks: Zipp 300/Zipp BB
FD: DA 7800
RD: Sram Rival
Cassette: Ultegra 12-27
Saddle: Specialized Toupe
Seatpost: AM Classic
Chain: KMC
I had an Easton EC90SLX fork on this bike initially, but the rake is wrong for the frame & the makes it too twitchy, so I put my Scott "knockoff" fork on it. Much better.