Specialized Roubaix S-Works

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Xela
Member Since:
July 1, 2009
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INFORMATION

Manufacturer / Model
Specialized Roubaix S-Works SL2
Frame and Size
L
Fork and Headset
Specialized Fork, FSA headset
Handlebars / Stem / Grips
FSA, FSA, Eleganza grip tape
Saddle / Seatpost
Specialized Toupe saddle and S-Works seatpost
Cassette
11-25 Campy Record
Chain
Campy Record
Crank Set / Bottom Bracket
FSA SLK Light
Rear Derailleur
Record
Front Derailleur
Record
Shifters
Record
Pedals
Look Keo
Brakes / Brake Levers
Zero Gravity
Wheelset
Ksyrium SL and Zipp 303 Tubulars
Tires
Conti GP 4000s and Vittoria Tubulars
Absolutely love this bike!
12 COMMENTS
Posted: 
October 30, 2009  •  04:47 PM
i love this bike 2 maybe my next one ... at least a specialized !!! btw nice bike
 
Posted: 
October 31, 2009  •  11:01 AM
Thanks, stdu007! It's nice to be fast AND comfortable. Highly recommend it!
 
Posted: 
November 10, 2009  •  07:53 AM
Thanks Xela. (Greek ?) That's a nice ride you got. How do you like it? Carbon seat?
 
Posted: 
November 10, 2009  •  09:51 AM
I love it, Gman! Fast yet very comfortable. I went from riding a Look 595 to this bike. The Look was very fast, but the saddle to handlebar drop was really hurting my neck and shoulders.



Since I took those pics, I have
replaced the Toupe saddle shown with this one



Specialized Bicycle Components : Toupe Team Saddle



Xela is not Greek. It's just my first name in reverse. I'm mostly German heritage.
 
Posted: 
December 18, 2009  •  11:11 AM
Nayz!

The red contis pick up the red trim on the frame.

Same SSC SL set that I have.

Is this the bike you were thinking of upgrading to Super Record?
 
Posted: 
December 18, 2009  •  02:22 PM
Yep, that's her. Don't think that's gonna happen, as the wife got a little sticker shock (OK, it was more like laughing in my face), when she saw the price.
 
Posted: 
December 18, 2009  •  02:35 PM
in all honesty... how worn is that 10sp actually? They last quite a while.
 
Posted: 
December 18, 2009  •  02:51 PM
In all honesty, not too bad. I really would like the newer UT cranks (mine are the old square taper), and a rear derailler, though. Other than that, no significant wear. I have had to rebuild the right shifter once.
 
Posted: 
December 18, 2009  •  02:55 PM
Yeah getting the outboard bearings is a worthwhile upgrade IMHO. A Fulcrum would go good with that frame!
 
Posted: 
June 21, 2010  •  11:25 AM
Just added a new pic of her with my Zipps mounted. Also, I've changed saddles and my saddle bag since I originally posted the first pics. The cranks are also new after getting a smokin' deal on those FSAs.
 
Posted: 
March 25, 2011  •  01:00 AM
your bike is amazing, i look at the wheelset and cry... they are so nice. it makes me happy to know a great bike like yours is owned by a good guy. thanks for all the great advice!
 
Posted: 
March 25, 2011  •  08:07 AM
Thanks, SG! We've really picked up several great new members here at TwoSpoke this year. Glad you're one of them!
 
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