I could also let them build it with Shimano 105 level components and it might actually cost less than me buying the stuff I need (1) component at a time. I have a feeling that I can purchase the components on-line for less $ than the LBS will charge me if they build the bike. Any suggestions or ideas on how I might minimize the pain?
Matching Shimano components to a Serotta frame is blasphemous. Shame on you. This is an April Fools Day joke right?
I could also let them build it with Shimano 105 level components
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might actually cost less than me buying the stuff I need (1)
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at a time. I have a feeling that I can purchase the components
on-line
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for less $ than the LBS will charge me if they build the bike. Any suggestions or ideas on how I might minimize the pain?
Matching Shimano components to a Serotta frame is blasphemous. Shame
on
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you. This is an April Fools Day joke right?
Hmm, what frames made the Serotta name? I gotta say the 7-11 team frames. Even though labelled Huffy, anyone who knows about Serotta or high end bikes knows they were made by Serotta.
And what components did 7-11 use on their Serotta frames?
Matching Shimano components to a Serotta frame is blasphemous. Shame
on
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you. This is an April Fools Day joke right?
Hmm, what frames made the Serotta name? I gotta say the 7-11 team frames. Even though labelled Huffy, anyone who knows about Serotta or high end bikes knows they were made by Serotta.
And what components did 7-11 use on their Serotta frames?
SHIMANO!
Altho some were made by Ben, lots were not and none were decaled as a "Serotta". Coors lite used Sachs for a while...
That's interesting, Peter. I didn't know Merckx made frames for 7-11. I know they did for Moto. If you look at the Serotta web site under history, it talks all about Serotta making frames for 7-11 and being the official framebuilder for the 7-11 team. It says Serotta also made frames for Coors Lite.