Blue Triad SL
TheRedBaron
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Looking to sell my race bike. Size ML
Beautiful piece of equipment and very fast.
Like this: http://www.ten-point.co.uk/index.php?page=Blue_Triad_SL
In very good condition. Seat mast is cut for my height (as it's been used for one season) but there's a fair amount of flexibility in saddle height. For guidance my centre of BB to top of saddle fit is 81cm. You can obviously go lower if required. Seat could go higher by upto 20mm.
Similar fit to a Scott Plasma or Cannondale slice.
Can supply as frameset only £1400 ono
OR with the following spec for £1750 ono
Bars: Aerus TTB carbon integrated aerobar
Stem: Ritchey Logic WCS White (90mm)
Brake Levers: Cane Creek 200TT Carbon
Gear Shifters: SRAM TT900
Front Mech: SRAM Force
Rear Mech: SRAM Force
Rear Brake: Tektro R725 (behind bottom bracket)
Front Brake: Shimano Ultegra
Bottom Bracket: SRAM BB30 Bearing
Seat: Fizik Arione Tri2
Wheels: NONE
Chainset: NONE
Based in Southfields, South-West London
Beautiful piece of equipment and very fast.
Like this: http://www.ten-point.co.uk/index.php?page=Blue_Triad_SL
In very good condition. Seat mast is cut for my height (as it's been used for one season) but there's a fair amount of flexibility in saddle height. For guidance my centre of BB to top of saddle fit is 81cm. You can obviously go lower if required. Seat could go higher by upto 20mm.
Similar fit to a Scott Plasma or Cannondale slice.
Can supply as frameset only £1400 ono
OR with the following spec for £1750 ono
Bars: Aerus TTB carbon integrated aerobar
Stem: Ritchey Logic WCS White (90mm)
Brake Levers: Cane Creek 200TT Carbon
Gear Shifters: SRAM TT900
Front Mech: SRAM Force
Rear Mech: SRAM Force
Rear Brake: Tektro R725 (behind bottom bracket)
Front Brake: Shimano Ultegra
Bottom Bracket: SRAM BB30 Bearing
Seat: Fizik Arione Tri2
Wheels: NONE
Chainset: NONE
Based in Southfields, South-West London
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Super Light version of the Triad. Lighter and stiffer than the standard Triad. In very good condition and has been well looked after (see photos: https://picasaweb.google.com/1143460842 ... directlink). It got me to kona last year, maybe it can get you there too
Blue Triads are of the "short/tall" geometry meaning they particularly suit folk of the long leg - short torso variety. However, there is a lot of room for adjustability to suit most folk.
Seat mast is obviously cut but there's a fair amount of flexibility in saddle height. For guidance my centre of BB to top of saddle fit is 81cm. (~32" - I'm 183cm - 6'1" in height). It could go up to 82cm or cut be cut again to allow saddle height down to around 75cm. Also plenty of steerer available on fork to allow plenty of adjustment.
Geometry spec can be found here: http://www.all3sports.com/media/catalog ... _chart.jpg
Bars: Aerus TTB Full carbon (also have some extra elbow pad spacers)
Stem: Ritchey Logic WCS White (90mm)
Brake Levers: SRAM TT Carbon
Gear Shifters: SRAM TT900
Front Mech: SRAM Force
Rear Mech: SRAM Force
Rear Brake: Tektro R725
Front Brake: SRAM Red
Chainset: Specialized S-Works Carbon
Bottom Bracket: SRAM BB30
Seat: Planet X Ti-rails
Chainset: Specialized S-Works Carbon
Wheels: None supplied - Can do deal if you want the Xentis too or have some PlanetX Model-Bs which can include for extra £50
I also have the Aerus bike bag which I've used when travelling with the bike. Well padded and thought out with plenty of room for the bike. Its enabled me to avoid bike baggage fees on more than one occasion. I could include this in a deal if wanted too.
If the bike is still available I am interested - My e-mail is alexpeters@blueyonder.co.uk