Jim's Parlee Stock TT/Tri Bike

ByIan

What do we ride?   Good question.  We’ll be posting some of the bikes the Fit Werx staff owns/rides so you can see.  Today we start with Jim’s (service manager in VT) TT/Tri bike.  Jim has been a long-time Campy guy and that shines through in all his bikes…

Jim’s Parlee Stock TT Tri Bike:

Frameset:   Parlee TT with 3T fork.  Size Large/Tall

Seatpost:  Parlee, supplied with the frameset

Rear Derailleur:  Campagnolo Record

Front Derailleur:  Campagnolo Record

Chain:  Campagnolo Record

Crankset/BB:  Campagnolo Super Record w/Ceramic Bearings

Shift Levers:  Campagnolo Record Bar-end

Cables/Housing:  Campagnolo Shift and SRAM Brake

Brakes:  Old Campagnolo front caliper circa 2002, and a TRP rear (supplied with the frameset)

Brake Pads:  SwissStop Yellow King

Wheels:  Zipp 404 tubular wheels, “Beyond Black”.  Two of the three “Zipp” decals have been removed from each side of the wheels to personalize and simplify the look.

Tires:  Continental GP4000 SR tubular tires.

Aerobars:  Profile T1+Viper Carbon

Base Bar:  Profile Carbon Cobra

Brake Levers:  SRAM TT900 Carbon

Stem:  Thomson

Saddle:  Fizik Arione Tri2

Pedals:  Look Keo Max 2

Computer:  Cateye V3

 

 

 

 

From first time riders to Olympians, Ian has helped thousands of athletes achieve their cycling and triathlon goals. Ian develops much of the Fit Werx fitting and analysis protocols and is responsible for technology training and development. He is regarded as one of the industry leaders in bicycle fitting, cycling biomechanics and bicycle geometry and design. He is dedicated to making sure the Fit Werx differences are delivered daily and provides Fit Werx with corporate direction and is responsible for uniting our staff and initiatives.

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