Had since the summer of '12 ~ Enjoy!
Frame:
Break Brake 17 Transfer 53cm 2012
Fork/Headset:
Break Brake 17 Aluminum // Spike Integrated
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Dura Ace 7710 NJS
Pedals:
Shimano 105
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Sugino ZEN 49t NJS Chainring // Dura Ace 15t // Izumi Toughness NJS // Dura Ace Lockring
Derailleurs/Shifters:
-
Saddle/Seatpost:
Campagnolo Fluted Seatpost // Selle San Marco Zoncolan
Brakes:
-
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
SRAM S80 // Michelin Pro Race 3
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Reynolds Recon // Continental Gator Skin
Accessories:
Stickers - City Grounds, Chubby Booby, Mash, Cadence
More Info:
Catch me in the city!
Weight ~ 17.8 (Jan. 14, 2013)
Bike History
Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.
Current Stage Info:
new stem~
Added by BetahProd. Last updated over 6 years ago.
As of over 6 years ago, BetahProd has indicated that they no longer own this bike.
Latest 20 Comments
damn bro , nice build ! love it with the dropbar and mike giant bartape !
Posted over 6 years ago
Thanks, it even looks better now! I always questioned if it looks better with the drops or the risers & whether or not I should just switch out that godawful stem.
Posted over 6 years ago
How supple would you say the fork is? Being aluminum and all. Does it really negate the positives from having a steel frame?
Posted over 6 years ago
The fork is extremely solid. In fact I feel it's so solid that it tends to hurt my wrist from long distance rides but maybe that's just me. The frame is steel so it balances the comfortability out(: but as it is more aerodynamic than any of my other forks I've had. And the rake is 38mm so I prefer that for more pursuit-ness
Posted over 6 years ago
Oh I see. With that said then, would you prefer a carbon fork with the same rake as opposed to that fork?
Posted over 6 years ago
Tbh, I prefer a carbon fork like the alpina or bianchi fork I had, it's a lot more comfortable but both are light. I was planning to get a funda fork but Iike pursuit geo so I plan on using this one unless I find another with a better rake!
Posted over 6 years ago
This bike looks pretty rad. I haven't really seen too many actually built up. The s80 fits it very well. I'm seriously considering buying an s80 myself. Do you like it more than the H3?
Posted over 6 years ago
Thanks, h3 is lighter. s80 are heavy but definitely more stiff & aero. I prefer the s80 for looks, but h3 would be a better option. Surprisingly from my use, when I first got the s80 it had more crosswinds than the h3 did. Both are great, s80 seems more durable though
Posted over 6 years ago
Thanks for getting back to me and thanks for the info. I'm going to keep looking for both until I find a decent deal.
Posted over 6 years ago
Really dig this one too lol I've been looking for an H3 for my bike but no luck yet.
Posted over 6 years ago
EBAY! that was right after i got crashed & the hed3 smashed. Luckily the frame is fine. dropped it on a bike rack a month or 2 ago, got a fat dent on the side. Normally I never crash or drop my bikes, but I thought it was standing and it slipped from its slot.
Posted over 6 years ago
crashoverride says:
Love these frames. That chain tension and stem angle tho...
Posted about 6 years ago
BetahProd says:
what about it?
Posted about 6 years ago
crashoverride says:
Stems got some serious angle considering it's an aggressive frame.. Also the chain looks to tight for me.. Track slack saves gears.
Posted about 6 years ago
BetahProd says:
I think if you check out the 28 other builds I've done in the past it's clear I have more than the one stem that's on it now. I thought it went well with the build's flow and geometry as a pursuit bike. And although it's photo'd with the wheel set that's on it last, this wasn't generally the one I ran when commuting. I understand track slack saves gears, I did note to make it have slight slack. However, it's not the first time a chain has fallen off on me. I prefer to be safe than sorry, and I also have more than enough drive trains to replace this one when I wanted to.
Posted almost 6 years ago
crashoverride says:
Yeah fair enough. I'd ride it for sure, it's beautiful.
Posted almost 6 years ago