Moe Ped
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Took some outside photos today the Colour is nice but really shows the carbon fibre layers underneath the clear coat, not really my cup of tea.
Yes. Basically colour changes and they get 12 speed.Aren’t the 2021 Levi’s being released soon ?
I agree, when you look at companies such as Hope and Unno, acoustic bikes I know, and see the stunning detail in their carbon layup Specialized just looks like a cheap and lazy approach.The visible carbon markings are very unattractive to me. Unlike the older style of carbon “cloth” where you could see organized fibers in neat layouts, the modern appearance is just blotchy and ugly. At first I thought there were dust patches on the frame...but they didn’t wipe off ! It is tolerable when there is a partial layer of (very pretty Oil Slick) paint on the upper half, but when the entire frame is “raw” carbon, it is a hot mess.
£1000 more for a crap finish and negligible weight gain!!!!!!!
Don't worry, it's just a different finish compared to others, one thing I would suggest so as to protect the finish and the carbon, would be www.invisiframe.co.uk, it's worth the investment as a friend of mine found out this morning, no protection resulted in a 2inch long scratch on his top tube when it slipped along a concrete gate post, with Invisiframe it wouldn't have got through to the original finish, plus it protects your bike for future sell on value.What is the difference between the carbon and aluminium?
I bought the Carbon because I liked it and could afford the extra, if you are buying a bike that’s called a super light I felt get the lightest frame possible. Didn’t bother checking how much difference there was and was planning on replacing some of the stock components to make it even lighter anyway.
I wouldn’t call it a crap finish just different, assume you have also seen it in real life?
What is the weight difference between the carbon and aluminium?
I bought the Carbon because I liked it and could afford the extra, if you are buying a bike that’s called a super light I felt get the lightest frame possible. Didn’t bother checking how much difference there was and was planning on replacing some of the stock components to make it even lighter anyway.
Is the paint only 100g? Was thinking raw carbon but that's not much weight saving.Around 800g difference. Paint around 100g if you want to run the alu raw
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