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how about this: http://www.lfgss.com/thread117944.html

how they made the bike:

Road Bike Party 2 - The Making Of Martyn Ashton's Colnago C59 Disc - YouTube

just few notes from comments below the video:

• Martyn, Danny and Chris used just one bike. They only used one set of wheels too
  
• The wheels didn't suffer any damage at all, Continental tyres and tubes
  
• they couldn't use the Shimano levers, as Dura Ace doesn't support hydraulic disk brakes. So they went with a separate brake levers and put the Di2 secondary/Time Trail controls on the handle bars
  
• they all used flat pedals
  
  

more here:

http://www.chainreactionhub.com/latest-news/1186-bike-check-colnago-c59-disc-road-bike-from-the-road-bike-party-2-video

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link doesn't work for me, and a search for the name martyn on their site doesn't yield any result :-(

i think the article has been removed- i can only find cached copy:

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:bG971SIC7xsJ:http://www.privateer.cc/2013/12/reasons-to-be-cheerful-one-two-three.html+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk&client=firefox-a

Don't respray, just touch up, t-cut and polish it. Keep the original fork, stick some 90's shimano on it and jobs done

i am not sure if it is original fork anyway. if i remember properly, they should colour match the frame and originally there was a choice of steel and aluminum ones. look on http://www.vintagecannondale.com/ among the catalogs for more info. frame number will tell you manufacturing date and you can find the bike spec in catalogs. if you want to keep the rear brake, find some top tube plastic cable holders now as they are pain to get hold off. i had to get my ones from finland via retrobike forum but it took ages. the same with wolber rims- i am searching for 6 months now as i try to keep my bike original. great bike- apparently, when they made it, it was the lightest high performance frame available

this is a good article about him:

http://rouleur.cc/journal/riders/martyn-ashton

you could also mention that weight is 1700 grams for a pair, great wheels i have the same set

shimano 105 5600 rear brake £15 provisionally sold to lickmydecalsoffbaby

still available

i think that those frames are called 3.0 or 2.8 depending on the age

plenty of police activity around shepherds bush in the last few days, be careful

yes, still here. pm me for more details

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there are never to many cdales

Second dibs on sora shifters

shifters still available

cdale 3.0, caad 5 x 2, giant ocr, merlini stealth traithlon one and some parts... very tempted now to get some steel frame but it will be hard to explain it to my other half...

Hi,, I take the 105 rear brake please. Pm'ing now

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Hi mate, I'll take the alhonga f+r and the Cannondale theta front brakes please. I've messaged you my number. Msg or call me and ill try to pick up from you tomorrow. Thanks mate. Yusuf.

provisionally sold to yusuf987

No price drop = no up, them the rules...

sorry- beginners mistake. will follow from now on

i did not want to start another thread but not sure how to edit thread subject... anyway- if someone has a spare or unwanted one in good working condition, will take care of it. if at sensible price, might consider buying a pair or upgrade. this is for a budget bike so price is more important than a condition, cheers

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what 105 model do you need?

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1 1/18 i am afraid, weight 550g., 45 rake, taken off cannondale caad 5 saeco frame