Building My Own Tri Bike

I recently bought a used a Lance Armstrong Team Discovery Channel Trek Road bike frame at a super cheap price. At the time that I purchased this frame, I thought it was going to become my training bike with a cheap build kit. However about a month later I signed up for Iron Man Melbourne, and decided that I needed a time trial bike, so this frame now became the basis to my TT bike.
A whole lot of research ensued ionto how to build a TT bike and what is required. I have now ordered a full Ultegra groupset with TT shifters and brakes. Next I need to buy some aero bars, stem, carbon seat post and good saddle, then the most expensive part being new wheels. This is going to be a bit costly, but such a great fun project.
Hopefully the groupset is in next weekend, so I'll be hitting the roads on my TT rig in no time. WIP pictures to come.

Rad New Sunnies

Rad New Sunnies, a photo by Tim J Forbes on Flickr.

Union MC Metafuse

Finally my new bindings arrived. Super stoked. We headed down to Bellingham to pick them up and had a really nice day in Washington. We hit up Tonys Coffee Shop in Fairhaven and a late breakfast at Skylarks restaurant. Anyways, the bindings....so stoked with them.

New Snowboard Gear

So I'm getting stoked on the impending ski season, and on my new gear. This season I have kitted myself out with a Lib Dark Series 161, and soon to arrive Union Metafuse bindings.
Dark Series

Union Mc-Metafuse