Monday, 23 April 2012

Canyon Ultimate CF SLX for Tour of Friendship 2012

With Tour of Friendship starting of in 5 days time, I have got my bike all set up and ready to go. The whole racing set up weighs 6.84kg, keeping within the UCI regulation by just 400gms. I am using a compact crank 52/36t and a 12-27t cassette set up for the brutal climbs in Thailand. Here's a look at the full specifications and a sneak peek:

Full Specifications

Complete bike specifications

Frame: Canyon Ultimate CF SLX, 52cm
Fork: Canyon Ultimate CF SLX
Stem: Ritchey, 110mm x -17°
Handlebar: FSA Compact Wing Pro, 40cm (c-c)
Tape: Deda bartape(White)
Front brake: Sram Force Brakes
Rear brake: Sram Force Brakes
Brake levers: Sram Force Levers
Front derailleur: Sram Force Front Dee
Rear derailleur: Sram Force Rear Dee
Shift levers: Sram Force Shifters
Cassette: Shimano Ultegra, 12-27t
Chain: Shimano Ultegra Chain
Crankset: Quarq Sram powermeter crank, 172.5mm, 52/36t
Bottom bracket: Sram Force BB (English thread)
Pedals: Shimano
Wheelset: Soul Carbon Wheels (40mm)
Skewers: KCNC Ti skewers
Front tire: Continental GP4000 tubular, 22mm
Rear tire: Continental GP4000 tubular, 22mm
Saddle: Fizik Arione Ti rail (White)
Seatpost: Ritchey Logic Carbon Seatpost
Bottle cages: Elite Custom Race Bottle Cages (2)
Computer: Garmin 500
Other accessories: Chain watcher

Canyon Ultimate CF SLX
Kerry Lau's bike for Tour of Friendship 2012
Garmin 500's ANT+ wireless computer
Quarq Sram powermeter Crank
Long rear dee cable to provide smoother shifter
Canyon's VCLS seat stay system provides the comfort
Elite bottle cages
Rictchey Logic seatpost and Fizik Arione saddle
Soul carbon race wheels
Clean drivetrain
Canyon's 3d forged dropout and light weight KCNC skewers
Scratch marks on shifters show signs of crash
Canyon's tapered seat tube
A cheap and worn out Shimano pedals does the job
Orange cable housing in line with DB2-Bikelabz team colour
Sram force brakes with yellow FSA carbon pads

3 comments:

  1. Nice post Kerry live lovely bike. It was great to see it up close this morning during our training ride in Bangkok. Good luck with the race!

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  2. do you get it directly from the canyon online store ?

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  3. I got it secondhand from ebay..

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