Frame prizes and options 2014

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1 Roadbike Frame prizes and options 2014

2 Road bicycle prizes Steel Race Custom blend Reynolds 853 and Dedacciai Zero tubes Custom head tube Internally relieved head tube and bottom bracket Slopping top tube BSA bottom bracket TIG welded Personolised geometry Includes Chris King Inset 7 Internal Headset (available in 9 colors) Dedacciai Stream fork Integrated custom Primarius seat post Fully painted in 2 colors of choice + coating (frame, fork, stem + custom seatpost) Colored bolts in color of headset Frame + component set RACE 4.595,- 3T Arx II Pro Stem Shimano Ultegra group set Shimano Ultegra bottom bracket 3T Ergonova Pro handlebar Mavic Elite S alu wheelset 2x King Cage stainless steel bottle cages Fizik Performance tape Continental GP 4000S II clincher tires Frame + component set PRO 5.595,- 3T Arx II Team Stem Campagnolo Chorus group set Campagnolo bottom bracket 3T Ergonova Team handlebar Mavic Ksyrium SLR alu wheelset Custom ENVE 3.4 carbon wheelset + Chris King hubs ,- 2x King Cage stainless steel bottle cages Fizik Performance tape Continental GP 4000S II clincher tires Frame + component set ELITE 6.995,- ENVE 2.0 fork + 200,- ENVE 1.0 fork + 300,- 3T Arx II LTD stem ENVE Stem + 180,- Shimano Dura Ace group set Shimano bottom bracket Shimano Dura Ace Di ,- Campagnolo Record + 100,- Campagnolo Super Record + 600,- Campagnolo Record EPS ,- Campagnolo Super Record EPS ,- SRAM Red + 100,- 3T Ergonova Team handlebar Mavic Cosmic 40T wheelset Custom ENVE 3.4 wheelset + Chris King hubs + 650,- Custom ENVE 6.7 wheelset + Chris King hubs + 700,- 2x King Cage stainless steel bottle cages Fizik Performance tape Continental GP competition tube tires Stainless steel race frameset custom blend Reynolds 953 / Dedacciai Zero * All sets are excluding saddle and pedals. Prices are excluding shipping costs. 2 PRIMARIUS

3 Cross bicycle prizes Steel Cross Custom blend Reynolds 853 and Dedacciai Zero tubes Custom head tube Internally relieved head tube and bottom bracket Slopping top tube BSA bottom bracket TIG welded Personolised geometry Includes Chris King Inset 7 Internal Headset (available in 9 colors) Dedacciai Cross F75 or K32 Disc fork Integrated custom Primarius seat post Fully painted in 2 colors of choice + coating (frame, fork, stem + custom seatpost) Colored bolts in color of headset Frame + component set CX 4.995,- 3T Arx II Pro stem Campagnolo Chorus CX group set 3T Ergonova Pro handlebar Mavic Elite S wheelset Mavic Ksyrium SLR wheelset+ 800,- 2x King Cage stainless steel bottle cages Fizik Performance tape Continental CycloXKing tires Frame + component set Disc 6.395,- 3T Arx II Team stem SRAM Red Hydro Disc group set 3T Ergonova Team handlebar Mavic Ksyrium Pro Disc wheelset Custom RYDE Disc alu wheelset + Chris King hubs + 200,- Custom ENVE Disc carbon wheelset + Chris King hubs ,- 2x King Cage stainless steel bottle cages Fizik Performance tape Continental CycloXKing tires Options Options Steel SS Internal cable routing Internal Chris King Press Fit bottom bracket Custom dropouts Personolised badge Extra color Fillet brazed Lug frame Extra components Price Exclusive components Price Campagnolo Record pedals Custom paintjob on request Shimano Dura Ace pedals Lightweight Meilenstein wheelset on request Shimano Ultegra pedals Lightweight Gipfelsturm wheelset on request MAVIC Zxellium SLR TI pedals Custom Busyman saddle and tape on request MAVIC Zxellium SLR pedals THM Clavicula crank on request MAVIC Zxellium SL pedals THM Scapula fork on request MAVIC Zxellium Elite pedals 75.- ROTOR crank on request Fizik Antares 00 saddle Quarq crank on request Fizik Arion saddle EE brakes on request Look Keo 2 Max Carbon pedals 80.- A. Dugast tires on request 3 PRIMARIUS

4 Questionair To make your perfect bike we also need to know some specifics and interests on how your new bike needs to look like and how you want to use it. 1. Geometry What kind of frame size do you prefer? Compact Comfort What kind of geometry do you prefer? Performance Endurance 2. Personal preferences How many times do you like to cycle per week? 1x 2x 3 or more How far do you cycle per ride on average? < 100 km > 100 km In what kind of weather do you ride? Only when sunny Whenever I can In what kind of surroundings do you ride? Flat Hilly Mountain On what kind of underground do you mostly ride? Sand and gravel Tarmac Both 3. Aesthetics How would you like your top tube to be? Traditional straight Sloping How would you like your tubeset to be? Classic Normal Oversized 4. Personal intersets What are your hobbies, interests? What or whom are you inspired by? Who are your favourite bands / music? Do you have a favourite Architect, Designer, Artist, Film Director etc.? (graphic style, favourite brand, type of shape, material, colour... ) 4 PRIMARIUS

5 Custom components If you have very special wishes, please fill in bellow. Otherwise go to the next page. Groupset Wheelset / rims Hubs Spokes Saddle Handlebar Stem Quick release Pedals Tires Extra s 5 PRIMARIUS

6 Livery Plesase see page 6 and 7 for levery examples. For steel CLASSIC GT For steel or titanium CLASSIC GT ELEMENTAL VELOCITY Colors Primary color Secundairy color Third color (option) Chrisking headset color Notes 6 PRIMARIUS

7 Colors These are just the main colors. We are able to mix any color of your liking. Polar White Lettering White Primrose Yello Lemon Yellow Chrome Yellow Orange Vermillion Fire Red Bright Red Maroon Rubine Red Chamois Tan Imitation Gold Violet Magenta Dark Magenta Coral Salmon Pink Black Dark Brown Medium Brown Ivory Medium Grey Purple Proper Purple Dark Blue Brilliant Blue Reflex Blue Dark Green Medium Green Pocess Green Emerald Green Aqua Blue Green City Teal Egg Blue Peacock Blue Process Blue Light Blue Kool Crimson Sublime Green Gold Copper Silver Colors Chris King Silver Pewter Gold Mango Pink Red Navy Green Black Sour Apple 7 PRIMARIUS

8 Livery examples steel bikes Livery CLASSIC 2 colors Black and Gold Livery GT 3 colors Available in 2 or 3 colors Peacock Blue, Dark Blue and Vermillion 8 PRIMARIUS

9 Livery examples stainless steel bikes Livery ELEMENTAL 2 colors Black and Fire Red with Chris King Red hubs Livery VELOCITY 3 colors Polar White, Orange and Black with Chris King Mango hubs and Conti GP Orange tires 9 PRIMARIUS

10 Made to measure We d like to make your perfect bike, but to do that, we need almost perfect measurements - certainly accurate to within 2mm if possible. It s ideal if you can get another cyclist to help. 1. Inseam Stand in socks or bare footed against a flat wall. Stand with your feet slightly apart - no wider than comfortable pedal width. Use a spirit level under the crotch and hold it horizontal with one end against the wall. Keep the spirit level perfectly horizontal and measure from the top of the level to the floor. This measurement is your cycling inseam. 2. Sternum to crotch Standing in the same position, measure from the sternum to the top of the spirit level. 3. Sternum to floor Remove the level, stay standing in the same position and measure from the sternum notch to the floor. 4. Arm length Standing against a flat surface, hold a pen or pencil in your right hand. Place your arm against the wall beside you and extend out at a 45 degree angle (down and to the right). Hold the pen with the back of your hand against the wall with your wrist in a natural position relative to your arm. Measure along the length of your arm from the middle of the pen to the top of the joint in your shoulder. Do the same with the left arm. 5. Femur length Try to get in a straight backed sitting position where the femur is horizontal and the back is a straight measure from the hip to the front of the knee. 6. Overall Height 7. Weight 8. Shoe Size PRIMARIUS

11 Measuring Your Current Bike Setup 1. Saddle Length Please measure the length of your saddle from end to end - make sure your tape measure is flat and straight. Also please note the make and model of the saddle. 2. Saddle to Bar Please measure the distance from the tip of the saddle to the centre of the handlebars. The measurement should be direct from point to point regardless of angle. 3. Handlebar Drop Measure the handle bar drop, measurement 3. The best way is with a small spirit level and / or hard ruler. Find a level spot on the floor. Rest one end of the level on the saddle pointing towards the handlebars. Once everything is straight and level, measure from the bottom edge of the ruler to the top of the handlebars. 4. Saddle Height Measure the saddle height as indicated in bellow figure. It s the length from the middle of the bottom bracket to the top of the seat. Follow the centerline of the seat tube and remain as parallel/straight as possible. 5. Saddle Setback Measure the saddle setback as indicated in bellow figure. This should be done while the bike is in a level position. Use a piece of string with a lead weight (eg. for fishing) on one end and measure from the tip of the saddle to at least just past the bottom bracket. Measure the distance from the bottom bracket center to the weighted line. 6. Front Centre Measurement Measure the front of centre of the frame as indicated in bellow figure. This is taken from the centre of the bottom bracket to the centre of the front axle. Keep the front wheel pointing straight ahead - not turned in any way PRIMARIUS

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