Pace RC300

So here is my Pace rc300, weight weenie styles but not dangerously so!
Spec is:
Frame: Pace RC300 16.5''
Bottom Bracket: Crank Brothers Cobalt ISIS
Brakes: Hope Mono Mini w/ ti bolts and braided cables
Cassette: Sram pg990
Chain: Sram pc991
Crankset: Middleburn RS7 170mm ISIS
Derailleur Rear: Shimano XTR M952
Fork: Pace RC31 C-Type
Grips: TiTec Pork Rinds
Handle Bar: Renthal RC30
Headset: Hope inc. Hope Head Doctor
Pedals: Crank Brothers Egg Beater 2Ti
Quick Releases: Aspire Velotech Ti bolt on skewers
Seat: Charge Spoon Ti
Seat post: Tune 'Starke Stuck'
Shifters: XTR M960 (right hand only)
Stem: Pace RC45
Tires: Maxxis Maxxlite
Wheel set (Front): Chris King hub on Mavic XC717
Wheel set (Rear): XTR M965 on Mavic XC717

Weight comes in at 18.6 lbs.

All in all this rides really well and you can throw it around on single track but still holds good control.
I love riding this and will do until I break it
Hope you like it. Merry Christmas

Nice, clean build there tommyl...
I particularly like the manual front shifter...

Pace

Nice build, pleased weight came out similar to my Lightning, as there were a lot of doubters on here!
It's got V's still which are lighter than Discs, but RC36's which are a bit heavier than 31's, the frame will be a little lighter too.
XTR Cassettes are a fair bit lighter than Sram 990's btw. Whats the rear mech weigh? I'm running Dura ace triple which is 180g

That is a sharp build.. 18.6lbs :shock:

You put it up on http://www.light-bikes.com ?

Tommylurve":3flzcqyv said:

Weight comes in at 18.6 lbs.

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Lets see it on the scales then?

And post it here please

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=47688

Wold Ranger":3flzcqyv said:

Nice build, pleased weight came out similar to my Lightning, as there were a lot of doubters on here!

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Get yours photographed on the scales and we'll stop being doubters

You could save a couple of grams by using short valve innertubes!

Nice build!

Looks good, but those forks are looking way long for that frame.

cherrybomb":27dn1cze said:

Looks good, but those forks are looking way long for that frame.

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Have to agree, lovely build, but the forks make the geometry look a bit wrong.

Yeh forks are too long.


They are the 420s yeh?

Adds voice to chorus of "geometry is shot".

Not liking front chainring idea either. If chain falls off under shifting - and it will - that's a very expensive piece of alloy to be gouging holes in.

Nice build on the whole though.