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Strada Modifications

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  1. Just about to purchase a Strada frameset and I was wondering how people on this group have tweaked
    out there bikes. Thanks in advance, Philip Wolfe

  2. Phil if you haven't already, join the Bacchetta_Bikes yahoo group. Almost 90 Bacchetta owners. There
    is a photo album of bikes that may give you some ideas
    groups.yahoo.comBacchetta Bikes Denny in Sayre, Pa "Bent but not broken"
    www.recumbentstuff.com

    "Phil Wolfe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Just about to purchase a Strada frameset and I was wondering how people on this group have tweaked
    out there bikes. Thanks in advance, Philip Wolfe

  3. Phil Wolfe <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Just about to purchase a Strada frameset and I was wondering how people on this group have tweaked
    out there bikes. Thanks in advance, Philip Wolfe

    Modifications to my Strada to date include: changing out the rear derailer to an XTR to accomodate
    an 11-32 Sram 9.0 cassette, changing out the stock wheels to 650 Velocity Aeroheads with AM Classic
    hubs and Michelin Pro tires, switching to the narrower Bacchetta bars that come with the Aero,
    shortening the sterring mast/riser by about two inches. The two remaining items that I would like to
    change out are going to 165 cranks and the addition of the M5 hardshell seat. While the changes are
    considerable, once completed I will really have the bike optimized for my use and still have it
    somewhat reasonable in cost compared to some of the higher performance bikes out there. Good luck
    with your Strada it is a great bike.

    Pat McShane

    PS: forgot to add the Fastback system that I have in place for the mesh seat but will also add for
    the M5 seat....a really great system and from my perspective the best system out there for
    these bikes.

  4. Phil Wolfe <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Just about to purchase a Strada frameset and I was wondering how people on this group have tweaked
    out there bikes. Thanks in advance, Philip Wolfe

    Modifications to my Strada to date include: changing out the rear derailer to an XTR to accomodate
    an 11-32 Sram 9.0 cassette, changing out the stock wheels to 650 Velocity Aeroheads with AM Classic
    hubs and Michelin Pro tires, switching to the narrower Bacchetta bars that come with the Aero,
    shortening the sterring mast/riser by about two inches. The two remaining items that I would like to
    change out are going to 165 cranks and the addition of the M5 hardshell seat. While the changes are
    considerable, once completed I will really have the bike optimized for my use and still have it
    somewhat reasonable in cost compared to some of the higher performance bikes out there. Good luck
    with your Strada it is a great bike.

    Pat McShane

    PS: forgot to add the Fastback system that I have in place for the mesh seat but will also add for
    the M5 seat....a really great system and from my perspective the best system out there for
    these bikes.

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