Ryan’s Stoemper SSCX | The Radavist

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Ryan’s Stoemper SSCX

I shot photos of this bike back at Crossvegas but first, Ryan wasn’t pumped on the build and I wasn’t that stoked on my photos. So last weekend at SoCalCross, I stole it yet again to shot more photos. This time around, I think we’re both stoked.

Paul Mini Motos, Thomson, Chris King and that bright orange-red frame make this Stoemper one of my favorite SSCX bikes I’ve shot this year! And Ryan is living the (team) dream. That is, until he fell and lost a bar plug during the race.

At any rate, see more of this beauty in the Gallery!

hans

sick bike Ryan!
http://www.sictransitcycles.com/ Michael Firn

Very nice. This build really lets the frame shine.
- Richard Smith
  
  Concur; the black-out components really showcase it
Jeovany Alvarado

Wow, that build is killer!
http://www.neilbridge.co.uk/ Mr_Bridge

Ridiculously nice.
Danny Pagano

Those levers are so rad.
- Aaron
  
  Yeah i was eyeballing those too. I didnt know that campy record aero levers even existed. Well modern ones that is.
  - Danny Pagano
    
    They don’t! He must have cannabalized a pair of normal shifters. You can see the hole for the thumb tabs on the inside of the lever body.
    - Aaron
      
      I see it now that you pointed it out. Crazy. I just had to replace one of the bodies on my campy lever and it cost me 100 bucks. I wish he had just hollered and and we could’ve swapped.. :(
      
      They do look rad though. And mine aren’t record.
    - Trevor H
      
      They actually DO! They just don’t produce them anymore. They were technically part of their TT group, as they didn’t do a bar end type brake lever. I am sure if you searched the VeloNews and Cycling news archives of pro bikes from… 2008 and previous looking at Campy sponsored teams you could find a number of pictures of them. I know I’ve seen them before. Worked great in Touring applications as well when running bar end shifters.
      
      If you look back in some of their older catalogs [’07, pg 35] (or search ebay for record carbon brake lever, 2 sets up right now: $175, $200) you will find them. They used the same hoods as the regular levers because well, the shape didnt change, so why put out a new mold for a different hood without the thumb lever cutout.
      
      Also, Tektro and Cane Creek have made similarly shaped levers for years. I think Cane Creek still makes them, model SCR-5 comes with black levers and black hoods or silver levers and gum hoods, if you are wanting that similar shape.
      
      http://www.campagnolo.com/repository/documenti/en/2007-gruppi-EN.pdf (pg35 of PDF)
      
      http://www.ebay.com/itm/Campagnolo-Record-Carbon-Fiber-Brake-Levers-mint-/151189258767?pt=US_Brake_Levers&hash=item233395020f
      
      http://www.canecreek.com/products/brakes-levers/brake-levers (SCR-5)
      - Danny Pagano
        
        I’m humbled! My mistake!
      - Trevor H
        
        Not to worry! Just trying to share some of my useless knowledge with ya! I’m a bit of a Campy-head (10 years strong, currently 3 bikes), along with possessing said incredibly useless knowledge (and google skills). I’ve been working in shops for 10 years, and bikes/bike stuff just clicks for me.
        
        Heck, I’m even running ’08 Mavic C29SSMAX wheels on a campy equip’d disc cross bike, and they’ve got a Campy freehub body on them. Mostly just because I can, and it frustrates/confuses people to see it.
Tim

maybe it’s the simplicity of sscx bikes, but i find myself drooling over them the same way i did with bmx bikes, some 30yrs ago!
kog

what type of chainring is that? Overall rad build!
- http://theradavist.com/ John Watson
  
  White Industries crankset
EffOhEff

those pauls stop real quick, but I had so many clearance problems. Went back to cantis.
Tom

This is fantastic. This is exactly how I would have spec’d out a SSCX. The White Industries cranks are really fantastic and I love the shifterless Campagnolo levers, that is my favourite detail.