Phil type 951

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Frame:Litespeed Ghisallo Custom
Fork:THM Scapula SP Tuned
Headset:M2Racer
Stem:Syntace Tuned
Handlebar:Schmolke TLO
Grips/Bar Tape:Benotto
Seatpost:M2Racer custom
Saddle:M2Racer custom
Seatpost Clamp:M2Racer
Brakes:06 Zero Gravity Tuned
Shifters:Custom
Brake Levers:Mafac Tuned
Front Derailleur:Record Tuned
Rear Derailleur:Huret Tuned
Bottom Bracket:Fly
Crank Set:Fly Propeller
Pedals:M2Racer Tuned
Chain:KMC X10SL
Cassette:Carbon Prototype
Skewers:M2Racer
Wheels:Lew Kom/Tune Custom/BTP/Ti spokes/Carbon Nipples
Tires:Tufo Custom
Cables:Cordz/Plastic Stuff

fyi this is not my bike

i have a 97 trek OCLV 5000 with 105

Crazy Quattro

teehee Looks hot, needs spinners.

brazeeu79

Last winter in an "indoor time trial" on my computrainer, http://www.racermateinc.com/compu_pro3d.asp,

i cooked 589 calories in a 20K (half hour). Then I ate a stuffed pancakes and replenished the damage.

brazeeu79

I wouldn't have made it through the Chitown winter w/o my CT

brazeeu79

Mine is just a trainer, heavy duty so I can really get the watts up going uphill, sprinting, etc... I love my CT, with the GPS sofware, I can map ANY road in the U.S. and ride it. I mapped out a group ride I used to do in San Diego and rode it 2x a week on the trainer. It's pretty sweet, the software simulates mountains pretty well, the resistance goes up so hard at times that you can't push the pedals unless you're standing up (which is what you'd have to do if you were actually on the moutain).

I also mapped out Mt.Lemmon, a 26+ mile climb in Tucson, and had that programmed on the trainer, didn't do that ride as much though.

brazeeu79

So the resistance goes up accordingly, and it's very accurate and the "feel" is amazing. Only problem is if you're going up an incline of like 20%+, and then it's hard to keep the rear wheel from spinning (also realistic I guess.) There's a short section in the SD ride where you'd be weaving back and forth across the road, well with the trainer you can't do that and so there's some wheel slippage.

The thing is all digital, not sure exactly how it increases the resistance, just does.

For me to train correctly with the weather here, I had to buy this thing. W/O it I wouldn't have been able to be in the right form come March.

carbonLORD

Is that safe?

Lots of drilled out components (specially on teh crank).

Neat rear derailleur.

Are those Zero Gravity brake calipers?

Nice fork!

I could go on and on, but thats impressive, not even legal race weight!

I'm almost finished myself:

<img src="http://www.carbonlord.com/Bike/BMC_SLT01_1.jpg">

But mines only 15lbs

Crazy Quattro

I will take a carbon fiber beer though

SupaSwt #9-5-1

with the invisible chain. :-P

gription

"exercise" What is this concept of which you speak?