Frame:
Hooker Cat. 1 - 700c
Fork/Headset:
Hooker Aero / American Classic Trilock
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Sampson Stratics / American Classic Ti
Pedals:
Speedplay X1 Ti
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Dura Ace black 52 & 42 / Regina HG alloy / Rohloff SLT 99
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Dura Ace RD 7402 / Dura Ace FD 7402 / Dura Ace ST 7400 STI
Saddle/Seatpost:
Flite Ti Kevlar "USA" / Hooker Aero
Brakes:
Hooker Aero SL with Dura Ace pads
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Nosler J-Disc / American Classic skewer / Vittoria Open Corsa SL
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Nosler J-Disc / American Classic skewer / Vittoria Open Corsa SL
Accessories:
Hooker fly bar / Cinelli "USA" bar tape / Trimble single bottle carrier / American Classic cage / Coors Light team / lots of Ti stuff
Added by time-trial-collector. Last updated about 2 months ago.
12 Comments
hmm... don't get it. how do the rear brakes work?
Posted almost 5 years ago
The cable passes through the frame without any housing. Just check the detail picture of the stem. The left sided cable goes in the frame and comes out directly under the BB shell. The rear brake itself is located close to the BB shell as well - see detailed picture of the crankset.
Posted almost 5 years ago
I uploaded a new detail picture - in here it´s getting very clear.
Posted almost 5 years ago
Ah, now I see it. Quite genius! :)
Very nice concept. How much does it weights?
Posted almost 5 years ago
Hi,
it's about 9 kg as it is equipped now.
The frame is rather light, but fork/stem/seatpost are on the heavy side...
Posted almost 5 years ago
Pretty common for TT bikes to run undermounted brakes. But hooker, great googaly moogaly. The whole bike has so much design technology. Nice choice
Posted over 4 years ago
dietrootbeer says:
this thing is awesome, Hooker was way ahead its time
Posted over 4 years ago
time-trial-collector says:
Thanks - will give a spin in approx 15 minutes :) forecast says: cloudy, but no rain ;)
Posted over 4 years ago
dietrootbeer says:
super jealous! ill just stay sitting here at my desk working ha enjoy
Posted over 4 years ago
time-trial-collector says:
Hey, you got a Tiemeyer GT...who´s jealous now ;) MEEE!
Posted over 4 years ago