Showing posts with label Seven Verve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seven Verve. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Monday, December 21, 2009

One More Piece of Ti on the Seven

Just replaced the UN54 BB with a 113 mm Phil Wood Ti with SS cups, about 80 grams lighter.

Sunday, February 8, 2009

First Spring Day Ride 09


High 50 totally melted Watershed's winter coat. Small streams were happily flowing down Gambrill Park Road. It felt so great that I didn't have to ride in Lake boots and three layers of clothing any more. A 16-mile ride left the bike covered with gray mud from the gravel road.

p.s. Iceberg was a lot harder without the gaps being filled with snow.



Photo credit: Edward

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Gambrill Snow Ride

Four days after snow storm, time to ride Gamrbill? Maybe.

The original plan was to ride Iceberg. I drove pass Mountaindale plowing limit and realized it was not a good idea to keep going up. Moved back to Hamburg lot and met up with Denis but the condition there wasn't any better. So Gambrill was the final destination.

In short, I had to pedal most of the downhill and hike the up. A short 8-mile loop took over three hours and I went home half exhausted.

Sunday, January 25, 2009

Iceberg

First taste of iceberg today - Brian, Chris, Denis, Marty and I braved the cold weather. It was a very enjoyable trail! Thumbs-up to those who built it. It was awesome!

I wasn't able to do the big rocks, and walked a few sections where I put a foot down and couldn't restart, but managed to ride most of it on the Seven. I'm sure I'll go back many times.

GPS trace

Photo credit: Denis.

Thursday, December 18, 2008

More Photos



Took some shots during the Shed ride today.

Seven ver. 2.0

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Seven ver. 1.0

Fork: Fox F100 RLC
Crankset: Middleburn RS7 singlespeed square taper
Bottom Bracket: Shimano UN-54 (Phil Wood on the way)
Wheelset: Cane Creek Zonos
Cog: King
Cassette Spacers: Spot
Skewers: Shimano generic
Tires: Continental Vertical 2.3 tubeless
Brakes: Avid BB7 calipers, ultimate levers, SRAM cable and housing

Stem: Thomson
Seatpost: Dean Ti
Seatpost clamp: Salsa Liplock
Handlebars: Easton Monkeylite
Saddle: Fizik Arione
Chain: SRAM 8 speed
Pedals: Time ATAC XS
Grips: Oury
Headset: Chris King
Headset Spacers: Generic

Friday, December 12, 2008

Project Seven v0.3

Fork: Fox F100 RLC (white) or Vicious rigid steel (black)
Crankset: Middleburn RS7 singlespeed square taper crankset (silver)
Bottom Bracket: Phil Wood
Wheelset: Cane Creek Zonos (Black) with King SS cog
Tires: Continental Vertical 2.3 tubeless
Brakes: Avid BB7 calipers and ultimate levers
Stem: Thomson (silver)
Seatpost: Dean Ti
Seatpost clamp: Salsa Liplock (silver)
Handlebars: Easton Monkeylite
Saddle: WTB Rocket V or Fizik Arione
Chain: SRAM 8 speed
Pedals: Time ATAC XS
Grips: Oury
Headset: Chris King (silver)

Monday, October 27, 2008

Project Seven v0.2

Theme: Plain Black&White

Fork: Fox F100 RLC (white) or Vicious rigid steel (black)
Crankset: Middleburn RS7 singlespeed square taper crankset
Bottom Bracket: Raceface taper lock
Wheelset: Paul/Mavic 819 wheels with ENO freewheel or Cane Creek Zonos with King SS cog
Tires: Continental Vertical 2.3 tubeless
Brakes: Avid BB7 calipers and ultimate levers
Stem: Thomson
Seatpost: Thomson
Handlebars: Easton Monkeylite
Saddle: WTB Rocket V or Fizik Arione
*Chain: SRAM 8 speed
*Pedals: Time ATAC XS
*Grips: Oury
*Headset: Chris King

*final decision

Saturday, May 24, 2008

Project Seven



Project Seven - tentatively scheduled to be completed and fully tested before 2009 Leesburg Bakers Dozen.

Frame only (no seatpost clamp, no EBB): 1,566 grams (3.45 lb)