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laupsi 08-21-2020 08:53 AM

What-a-ya think about the brochure??? (caution, Serotta content)
 
Received another email notice from Serotta that things are still on, only this time w/pricing, pics, general info on tube set etc... Much of it a regurgitation from of Serotta’s storied history, but it appears things are moving forward.

jpw 08-21-2020 08:56 AM

It needs to be a 'lookbook' and not a brochure.

charliedid 08-21-2020 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by laupsi (Post 2780633)
Received another email notice from Serotta that things are still on, only this time w/pricing, pics, general info on tube set etc... Much of it a regurgitation from of Serotta’s storied history, but it appears things are moving forward.

Can we see it?

jpw 08-21-2020 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by charliedid (Post 2780673)
Can we see it?

https://serotta.com/prologue

ERK55 08-21-2020 10:11 AM

OK, so they are offering a limited release “Prologue Edition”, to the first 100 responders, guaranteed to never be released again. But what do get in one of the first one hundred that you wouldn’t get in a subsequent frame??
(Presuming they sell out of those first one hundred).

reuben 08-21-2020 10:30 AM

I find it interesting that the full page video at https://serotta.com/ shows paved roads, gravel roads, cars, and zero bicycles.

Things that make ya go, "Hmmm..."

Monsieur Toast 08-21-2020 10:32 AM

Spoiler Alert: "Complete bicycles starting at $8,500 / $8,900" with no configuration details.

adrien 08-21-2020 10:41 AM

Meh. Not sure I get it.

When I started everyone seemed to have a Serotta. Clearly the go-to bike for a certain set, and I told myself "one day".

That was a long time ago. My career has been kind to me, though not without challenges. I have nice hand-made bikes. And I'm in the market for something more adventure-y.

And these have no real appeal. How is this the place to go instead of a Firefly, no 22, etc.?

jkbrwn 08-21-2020 11:23 AM

They look very generic. No doubt that they'll sell all 100 of them, but not even having a headtube badge but instead a laser etched S? Meh. External cables look gross, too.

Waldo62 08-21-2020 12:04 PM

Meh, I'll hold my breath for a rim brakes version.

charliedid 08-21-2020 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jkbrwn (Post 2780729)
They look very generic. No doubt that they'll sell all 100 of them, but not even having a headtube badge but instead a laser etched S? Meh. External cables look gross, too.

You were expecting a third wheel and a motor? Maybe a curvy fork and chainstays made out of a military grade polymer weave?

charliedid 08-21-2020 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Waldo62 (Post 2780756)
Meh, I'll hold my breath for a rim brakes version.

Let us know how that goes :-)

charliedid 08-21-2020 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by jpw (Post 2780675)

ty

jkbrwn 08-21-2020 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by charliedid (Post 2780771)
You were expecting a third wheel and a motor? Maybe a curvy fork and chainstays made out of a military grade polymer weave?

Maybe!

No in all seriousness, look at what Mosaic, No. 22, Firefly, Moots etc are doing with Ti frames at the moment. Solely based on appearances, these are quite drab. A stark comparison to Serotta's of old. I think for a frame manufacturer that had some really quite bold paint schemes that still look fantastic 30 years on, they're simply boring. Very, very boring.

charliedid 08-21-2020 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by jkbrwn (Post 2780783)
Maybe!

No in all seriousness, look at what Mosaic, No. 22, Firefly, Moots etc are doing with Ti frames at the moment. Solely based on appearances, these are quite drab. A stark comparison to Serotta's of old. I think for a frame manufacturer that had some really quite bold paint schemes that still look fantastic 30 years on, they're simply boring. Very, very boring.

Well are these not simply modern Ti bikes....made by No22?


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