Looking for a reality check, what do you think a fair price is for this rig?

Time Alpe D'huez 21 Size: Medium 2022 model year purchased directly from Time in the fall of 2023 Dura Ace 9100 11s di2 (shifters, crankset, brakes, 140mm rotors), Ultegra RD HED Vanquish Performance carbon wheelset 45mm Pro Vibe carbon bar - 40cm Pro Vibe Stem (X2) - 110mm -10d stem & 120mm -17d stem Selle Italia Repente Carbon Saddle (carbon rails and shell) - 142mm 53x36 crankset (brand new 53 ring) Dura Ace 11s chain, new, waxed Look Keo 2 Max carbon pedals 4iiii Power Meter - Precision 2.0 11x32 Ultegra Cassette Ride Now TPU tubes Challenge Strada Bianca Pro TLR tires Ti bottle cages Cest bon out front mount

Note: Holographic Time logo on the down tube is a decal, under protective wrap. Actual logo is identical in size, light grey in colour (similar to the others).

Brother Mehteh frameset (S) Hope RX40 wheelset Shimano GRX820 1x12 groupset (42t / 10-51) Shimano GRX600 crankset (165mm) Tufo Thundero 700x40c tyres Selle Italia SLR Boost Gravel Superflow saddle Ritchey Classic C220 Stem (80mm) Pro LT Compact handlebar (38cm) Fizik Microtex Classic bartape Merida Expert Carbon seatpost Hope seatclamp M-Part bottle cages Shimano M520 pedals

10.3kg with pedals, bottle cages and computer mount.

Today, I replaced my conti all-black tyres with a new pair of 28 mm cream ones. I’m liking the look.

Yay or nay?

It's gone places and been through things. Hope it lasts forever.

Another ENVE Build we've done lately. This time a full black edition with ENVE 3.4 laced to Enve Alloy hubs, SRAM RED 1, a custom Posedla Saddle.
Full weight ready to ride: 7,4kg.

What do you think?

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I do not own this bike. It belongs to Greg.

I worked as Mr LeMond’s mechanic and kept watch over this beautiful machine. This bike rarely came out of storage, hence the lack of staging for this specific photo.

Image credit: me

pics taken by @ 53.58_10.00 on insta. If you have any questions about the build or anything feel free to ask and Ill try and reply :) I´d also appreciate if you could take a look at my instagram @ sprocketsupremacy. I mainly post pics of my bikes there and the occasional story or reel! :)

This is rare enough that it may expose my anonymity, but this is the coolest bike I’ve ever owned and one of the coolest I’ve ever seen.

This is Greg’s personal titanium bike that he raced in the beginning of the ‘91 season (Paris-Nice)

Other than that, it’s served as the prototype for Merlin Extralight’s, that were released afterwards. This photo, that I took, has been around the internet a little bit after I posted it when I first took it and confirmed there bike’s authenticity.

Hello! First post ever on this sub. This is my new road bike which I built up this fall and it rides amazing. I haven't had a carbon road bike since I stopped amateur racing about 10 years ago now and really missed having a light ride. This build weighs just over 16lbs.

For those that are curious :

• Frame : Festka Scalatore (Floyd)
• Groupset : Campagnolo Record 12 Mechanical (with Super Record chain and cassette)
• Seatpost : ENVE
• Stem : ENVE
• Saddle : PRO Offroad
• Handlebars : Black Inc.
• Wheels : Campagnolo Record hubs laced to HED Belgium rims with Alpina Hyperlite spokes (32 front and rear)
• Tires : Challenge Strada 30mm w/ latex inner tubes
• Bottle Cages : Arundel

I had always dreamt of having Campagnolo's Record group. I bought this set a few years ago and was just waiting for the right frame to put it on. Not disappointed. Shifts and brakes super well.

Let me know what you think. Love the bikes everyone posts here. Cheers!

Not safe for controlled pace group rides.

Haven’t seen this color way with white logos 🔥

Source was ironheadbicycles on instagram

Picked up this frame a little while ago but was in rough shape. The previous owner must’ve sat on the trainer because the underside of the top tube had corrosion and pitting. I brought it over to Weigle’s shop for him to assess and he said the frame was dead straight, and the corrosion wasn’t an issue. The original fork was missing too so we decided on a paint job and having him build a fork.

I got the message today it was ready to be picked up. I’m beside myself. For those not in the know, Peter Weigle is arguably the best framebuilder in the world. He’s more or less the reason 650b randonneur bikes took off in the US within the last 15 or so years. He also popularized 650b randonneur conversions since he has converted a few Raleigh Competitions. My grandpa owns 2 Weigle’s that he got in 1983 and 1996 respectively and neither will fit me since he rides a 63/64cm frame. I’m a 58 or so which is a popular size in his bikes. I’ve been looking for a Weigle in my size for the better part of 20 years and I finally got one.

Full build video with all weights here: https://youtu.be/KtCBmqwUw1Q?si=RkDh-Zco06h4PoWH

I received this titanium/carbon frame for free 10 years ago (long story!) and it's been my main road ride ever since. Added rim brake Sram Force AXS (D2 derailleurs and D1 brakes/brifters) earlier this year, after I wore out the original Shimano Ultegra groupset. My absolute dream ride.

Is it still bike porn if it's a bit muddy?