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Bikes of Ore 2 Shore Part One

So I thought I would post the bikes we rode in the Ore 2 Shore race.  I will post mine first.  I rode a single speed so that I would not get over zealous and out run JJ.  My goal was to ride with him and get him on the podium.  It was successful. But I don't deserve the credit here, he did it!

Gary Fisher Superfly Single Speed
 
These bikes were first built as a prototype and avialable only to a few selcect team members who had great success on them. They were shown briefly to the public.  Everyone thought they were incredible.  The next year a limited number were produced and sold only to shop employees.  This is one of those bikes!  I came across it last year on eBay.  I had wanted one of these when they came out but the cost was out of my reach.  I put an offer on it and got it.  This is the bike I rode to Third Place at Barry-Roubaix!
 
This bike is incredibly light.  The build is as follows:
 
Gary Fisher Superfly SS frame (carbon)
Niner Carbon Fork
Crankbrothers Carbon bar 31.8, 690 wide
Truvativ Carbon seat post
Bontrager Race Lite saddle
DT Swiss X470 Rims with Surly Hubs
Kenda Karma 2.2 tires (1.9 for Barry Roubaix)
Bontrager Race Lite Stem
Shimano Free Wheel 18T
Truvative Team SS Crank
32 Tooth Race Face SS Chainring
Hayes Stoker Ryde brakes
Crankbrothers Eggbeater Pedals
Sram 8 Speed Chain
 
Love this bike.
 
Well time is running out tonight so I will post JJ's bike tomorrow night.
 
 





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