Don't tempt me. I already have a nice frame and as a college student I probably shouldn't spend any more on bicycles. I'm kind of using the 585 as the "carrot on the stick" to keep me interested in school.rensho said:For $1200 on ebay, you can ger yourself a nice LOOK 555 frame.
Those bars are nice looking. The cable routing looks a little over done. Are those tubes, or just loops? i can't make it out.
...as a package with the 555 frame.sirbikealot said:the cable routing is a great add on, ask anyone who taped their FSA's
unfortunately these bars and stems (not pictured) have been put on the shelf, very few were released and the popularity of the frames is overriding the p and a production, you might see some trickle in summer at best
I think that Look may be pleasantly suprised if they put some of their components/accessories (bar/stem/cranks) a little more in the spotlight. Tracking down any information at all on any of these items is quite difficult, and I'm sure that people would be more willing to take the plunge if they were available to check out in a few bike shops or if there were at least one or two product reviews.sirbikealot said:the cable routing is a great add on, ask anyone who taped their FSA's
unfortunately these bars and stems (not pictured) have been put on the shelf, very few were released and the popularity of the frames is overriding the p and a production, you might see some trickle in summer at best
centaur is so overlooked in my opinion, its every bit as good as ultegra in my books, the shifting is so crisp, never a missed shift and i just love the ergolevers, you're never in a position wher eyou can't shift and brakeDoubleT said:...as a package with the 555 frame.
By the way SirBikeAlot how do you like your 555 frame AND the centaur? I'm looking at the exact same set-up.
i think they're holding back until they have quatities to release to the public, wouldn't make much sense to hype them and not have any to sell i guessDick Rhee said:I think that Look may be pleasantly suprised if they put some of their components/accessories (bar/stem/cranks) a little more in the spotlight. Tracking down any information at all on any of these items is quite difficult, and I'm sure that people would be more willing to take the plunge if they were available to check out in a few bike shops or if there were at least one or two product reviews.
That being said, I actually stumbled across the Look EDH bar at a LBS in Bellevue, WA while doing some window shopping with the girlfriend (priced a little high, but it was great being able to check it out while mine was still en route from France). Much more impressive in person than in the photos.