I only rode the road bike for about 150 km after I bought the frameset from the previous owner, whom I know well, and rebuilt the bike. It rides impressively 'modern' and sporty, especially uphill the light weight and the high quality of the small frame come to the fore. As this is primarily a collector's project and I mainly ride other bikes, it is unfortunately gathering dust at the moment. That's why I would like to give this classic with its great paintwork (christened "Smog" by Klein) a new home. The aluminium frame and the carbon fork are in top condition. There are only two scratches in the paint and a dent on the frame, but these do not affect the integrity in any way. The original headset has been freshly serviced. The frame height refers to the measurement from the middle of the bottom bracket to the middle of the top tube along the seat tube. Effectively it will probably be frame size 60.

The SRAM Rival groupset was bought new and fitted:
- SRAM Rival 1 X-SYNC crankset 11-speed; 50t (with chainring bolts from JRC-Components) - SRAM Rival 1 Type 3 X-HORIZON EXACT-ACTUATION rear derailleur 11-speed - long - SRAM Rival 1 DoubleTap mechanical levers - 1x11-speed set - SRAM PG-1130 Cassette 11-speed - 11-42 - black - SRAM PC 1130 PowerChain chain 11-speed - BBB Cycling BottomThread GXP bottom bracket - BSA-68/73-GXP Also new are the Thomson stem and the Thomson seatpost.
The brakes are little used and come from July, are made of titanium and aluminum - real lightweights! The carbon wheels from CSC (hubs from Novatec) have approx. 2000 km behind them and are fitted with Continental Competition Tubulars (25 mm). The quick-release skewers are from JRC Components, with carbon-aluminum levers and titanium axles.
The FSA K-Force handlebars are also made of carbon (C-C 42 mm) and the saddle is a Pro Falcon. All the equipment is included, except for the bottle cage and the Wahoo mount (negotiable on request). Without pedals, the bike weighs just 7.7 kg with the current equipment.