Your most recent cycling related purchase

[Clean39T]

Next project - a new-to-me near NOS 2018 Seven 622 SLX.

It takes the general fit parameters from my recent 56cm Mxxxxxo, but lengthens the front center a bit. The extra tire clearance is an unexpected bonus for the type of riding I'm envisioning for this one.

73-STA, 73.5-HTA. 583-TT. 515-ST (ctc). 15.2-HT. 68-Drop. 41.7-CS. 59.6-FC.

Shown w a 130mm stem and my saddle at normal 83cm - drop is ~10cm and I have room to go down a bit - and -12x120 may get it just right with one above and one below.

I'm very curious what the Seven build sheet specs would be on their 1-10 scale for handling, rigidity, etc.

Waiting on a few parts, but it may be road-ready by this weekend.

[mhespenheide]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

Next project - a new-to-me near NOS 2018 Seven 622 SLX.

Where does he get such wonderful toys?

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by mhespenheide

Where does he get such wonderful toys?

It's not my fault the used market keeps offering up crazy good deals..... This one happened to have all the geo details posted and looked like it'd be a great fit. And it came along just as I was admitting to myself that the Pegoretti I was enjoying was truly a size too small. I put in a no-way-they'll-take-it bid at a cafe stop (on my Peg). And here we are. It's in pretty immaculate condition and was perfectly packed. Now to see how I like the ride.

[AngryScientist]

new ESS-ELLL-EXIE project

[dbnm]

some new tires
Gravel Kings SS+

[donevwil]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

new ESS-ELLL-EXIE project

Awesome, how you gonna build it?


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[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by donevwil

Awesome, how you gonna build it?


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good question. i have no idea. i'm just starting to realize i have zero parts that will work with this bike.

italian threaded BB, what!!??!!

haha. this one is going to take a while!

[R3awak3n]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

good question. i have no idea. i'm just starting to realize i have zero parts that will work with this bike.

italian threaded BB, what!!??!!

haha. this one is going to take a while!

dude I love that colorway


btw, I have an almost complete campy 10 speed groupset (Record shifters, Record RD, Centaur FD, Record brakeset). Its almost complete because I think I want to keep the carbon crank which I think is Athena. My buddy left me a bunch of campy parts and told me to keep what I want and sell the rest. Of course I want to keep it all but he is moving to LA which is an expensive move so I want to get him some money. So if that sounds like something you would like to build the bike with let me know. Would be sweeeet on the merckx (even though I am thinking you will go DT shifters)

[haruharu]

Bought a pf30 bearing press and removal kit. About to install di2 on my old steed!

[Hilltopperny]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

Next project - a new-to-me near NOS 2018 Seven 622 SLX.

It takes the general fit parameters from my recent 56cm Mxxxxxo, but lengthens the front center a bit. The extra tire clearance is an unexpected bonus for the type of riding I'm envisioning for this one.

73-STA, 73.5-HTA. 583-TT. 515-ST (ctc). 15.2-HT. 68-Drop. 41.7-CS. 59.6-FC.

Shown w a 130mm stem and my saddle at normal 83cm - drop is ~10cm and I have room to go down a bit - and -12x120 may get it just right with one above and one below.

I'm very curious what the Seven build sheet specs would be on their 1-10 scale for handling, rigidity, etc.

Waiting on a few parts, but it may be road-ready by this weekend.

Always wanted to try one of these out! Love the look and imagine they ride wonderfully. Interested in your thoughts once you get it built up!


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[charliedid]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

Next project - a new-to-me near NOS 2018 Seven 622 SLX.

It takes the general fit parameters from my recent 56cm Mxxxxxo, but lengthens the front center a bit. The extra tire clearance is an unexpected bonus for the type of riding I'm envisioning for this one.

73-STA, 73.5-HTA. 583-TT. 515-ST (ctc). 15.2-HT. 68-Drop. 41.7-CS. 59.6-FC.

Shown w a 130mm stem and my saddle at normal 83cm - drop is ~10cm and I have room to go down a bit - and -12x120 may get it just right with one above and one below.

I'm very curious what the Seven build sheet specs would be on their 1-10 scale for handling, rigidity, etc.

Waiting on a few parts, but it may be road-ready by this weekend.

That bike kills

[Divebomb]

Originally Posted by Kyle h

After putting a fair amount of miles on the Peg, I came to the conclusion that I wanted another disc bike. The Peg is awesome and wont be leaving the stable but it's not the most versatile bike for deciding to "see where this road goes".

Have admired Stinner frames for a while, and particularly like the clean, modern aesthetics. Very cool frame and colorway. Super versatile, and I bet it’s pretty comfortable too. Would love to see the complete build!


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[scho74]

Got my bike back! Sold it to a coworker a year ago, he moved across the country, so I bought it back. Reunited!

[Manolom21]

Selling the Bianchi because I just bought a nice Ti bikeIMG_20200708_174235.jpgFB_IMG_1596369625212.jpg

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[BryanE]

Originally Posted by Manolom21

Selling the Bianchi because I just bought a nice Ti bikeAttachment 1698005547Attachment 1698005552

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Nice Bianchi. How much?