I just returned from Phila and saw this sweet carbon frame from Storck. It was 12 pounds complete!! The entire brake was also carbon - I guess some shop in Phila or NYC is the first distributor of these bikes. Has anyone riden this carbon frame or do they know anything about it?
I just returned from Phila and saw this sweet carbon frame from Storck. It was 12 pounds complete!! The entire brake was also carbon - I guess some shop in Phila or NYC is the first distributor of these bikes. Has anyone riden this carbon frame or do they know anything about it?
I hear when you get on it, you exclaim: "Oh, baby."
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I just returned from Phila and saw this sweet carbon frame from Storck. It was 12 pounds complete!! The entire brake was also carbon - I guess some shop in Phila or NYC is the first distributor of these bikes. Has anyone riden this carbon frame or do they know anything about it?
I just returned from Phila and saw this sweet carbon frame from Storck. It was 12 pounds complete!! The entire brake was also carbon - I guess some shop in Phila or NYC is the first distributor of these bikes. Has anyone riden this carbon frame or do they know anything about it?
I just returned from Phila and saw this sweet carbon frame from Storck. It was 12 pounds complete!! The entire brake was also carbon - I guess some shop in Phila or NYC is the first distributor of these bikes. Has anyone riden this carbon frame or do they know anything about it?
js
-- bicycleboy11
The distributor of these talked to us about 2 years ago-very light german carbon frame. limited sizes...nothing too amazing, considering the flood of carbon frames these days. We went with Parlee for the time frame to get plus custom option. Pretty easy to make a non-UCI legal bike w/o compromising reliability these days either. just gotta bring yer wallet. BUT a 5 pound lighter bike, with a standard 175 pound rider and it really doesn't make that much difference unless yer either lifting it in the shop or putting it onto the top of your car.