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Wait...how do you pronounce this brand??
I own both the original Berk which is the most comfortable saddle I’ve ever sat on and the Ryet copy. At a quick glance, they look almost identical, but a closer look and a test sit reveal the differences. The Ryet is significantly lighter but also much more poorly made, and it lacks the flex of the Berk. Plus, the Ryet is missing a subtle detail that you notice pretty quickly. I didn't want to admit it at first, but that shallow recess on the saddle nose makes a huge difference in comfort for me. I have to tilt the Ryet’s nose down much further so it doesn't press against my "cojones" 😉
My personal verdict: better suited for weight weenies or casual "ice cream ride" cyclists, but not for serious athletes 😬
I'm looking to buy a new wheelset preferably from an OEM supplier to reduce cost, I'm interested in a wheelset similar to the following wheelsets. OVERFAST Ultra +, 9Velo Ultralight EXTREME C Series or Lightbicycle Airia.
Preferred Specs Below
- 23-23.5int
- 29-30ext
- 50-60mm in Depth
- H-works hubs
- Carbon Spokes
- ≤1.2 kg
Hello Sir
The lightest 65 mm road rim we currently offer that is suitable for yourself is our 25 mm internal / 32.4 mm external profile @425g
For your 92 kg system weight, we would recommend the 425 g Superlight layup, which has a 100–110 kg system weight limit. This is the lightest suitable option in our 65 mm range. Next is 135kg limit at 495g
Alternatively, we have our new VaporLite rim. Although it is only available in a 60 mm depth, it offers a higher 120 kg system weight limit while being significantly lighter.
The available VaporLite layups are:
* Ultra – 385 g per rim, 120 kg system weight limit
* Race – 415 g per rim, 120 kg system weight limit
* Heavy Duty – 435 g per rim, 130 kg system weight limit
If you’re happy to consider a 60 mm depth instead of 65 mm, the new VaporLite would be our recommendation as it offers an excellent combination of low weight, strength and aerodynamic performance.
If you would like further information, a complete wheelset weight estimate, or a quotation, please don’t hesitate to contact us using the details below. We’d be happy to help configure the most suitable wheelset for your riding requirements.
Bikes Finally Done!
Built by Ryan @Rhinosworkshop
Final weight: 6.6kg
Could’ve gone under 6.5kg… but saving parts for another build
Full Spec
Frameset
• ER ONE – Medium
• Custom paint Ooey custom Purple over raw carbon and sparkle green decals
Cockpit
• Incolor Aerowave integrated bar – 375 × 120 @incolorbikes
• Overfast bar tape 19g
• Extralite expander UltraStar 4
Wheelset Zen
• 65mm front & rear
• 25mm internal / 32.4mm external
• UD gloss finish
• R2 hubs spokes 21F / 24R (2:1) 45T ratchet
• 3.2mm carbon spokes with Hidden spoke nipples
Tyres / Tubes
• Maxxis High Road SL 28mm @maxxisbike
• Ridenow TPU tubes @ridenowtech
Groupset
• Dura-Ace Di2 12-speed
Drivetrain
• DUB crank Cybrei– 170mm
• XCadey Power-S power meter
• Cybrei Meta Aero chainrings 54/38T
• Sixweel EVO steel cassette 11–34T
• Ceramic Speed Alpha Aero RS OSPW
Braking
• Dura-Ace calipers
• Galfer Wave C/L rotors 160 / 140
• Shimano K05Ti-RX pads
Bottom Bracket
• Bikone T47 (DUB)
Finishing Kit
• Ryet 3D printed saddle
• Xpedo Thrust SL Titanium SPDs
Hardware Upgrades
Sixweel/Timaster
• Titanium thru axles
• Titanium UDH hanger
• Titanium thru axles
• Titanium pivot bolt
• Titanium shifter clamps
• Titanium hose bolts
TiNE TECH
• 3d Printed Titanium caliper mount
• 3D Printed Titanium computer mount
hello, could you please confirm what frame brand is this and a link to it if possible?
I am 157cm and currently riding a CAAD10 in size 44 and this frame looks similar in size and geo.
thank you!
To circle back on this post, I went ahead and gambled on the Microck aka Bigrock Aethos Clone in a size XXS 45. The seat tube is listed at 400mm although it appears I could maybe take upwards of another CM or two to get it even lower. It’s also listed at 580g which I find hard to believe. I will be sure to follow up once it’s received.
Why not just run a separate positive angled stem?
Bumping this because i forgot to order the spider from Peteran Easton Cinch direct mount chainring should fit directly on the cranks. Not sure if they have a shoulder on the crank arms that might complicate it, but doubt that.
Will this fit? It Easton so why wouldnt it?
https://absoluteblack.cc/cx-oval-easton-direct-mount-chainring-i wont post a pic in case i break the thread!
