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Dangerholm takes to the road w/ custom Scott Foil RC Liquid

2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike
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Thus far, Gustav Gullholm (aka Dangerhom) has focused on creating some of the sleekest, cleanest, and lightest mountain bike builds in the world, with a gravel bike thrown in for variety. Now, he’s created his first road bike, using sponsor Scott’s Foil RC as the platform.

The build started, as all his builds do, by removing all of the stock paint and coatings, bringing the frame down to bare carbon. That included the carbon saddle and SRAM brake levers, seatpost, handlebar/stem, and Bike Ahead 6-spoke wheels.

haead tube and fork on 2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike

Everything was then clearcoated with a “Liquid Gold” finish that changes from a shimmering racing green to gold depending on the angle of light.

cockpit on 2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike

All in (for the frame, anyway), that coating added just 38g, roughly half or less of what the original finish weighed. That helped bring the complete bike weight down to just 7.11kg.

crankset on 2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike
rear derailleur on 2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike

A full spec list is below, but highlights include a prototype titanium crankset with 1x chainring paired to a modified and chromed SRAM Red AXS derailleur with wide range 10-36 or XPLR 10-44 cassettes, depending on the day.

seatpost on 2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike

The Foil RC’s aero seatpost has a built-in taillight, keeping things aero and you safe. Check out all the tech details on the latest Scott Foil here.

wheels and dropouts on 2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike
brake calipers on 2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike

The brakes use SRAM’s levers with Trickstuff C22 calipers and ultralight rotors, 160mm up front and 140mm in rear.

  • Frame: SCOTT Foil RC HMX Size L/56cm
  • Fork: SCOTT Foil HMX
  • Headset: Syncros
  • Spacers/Top cap: Syncros
  • Handlebar: Syncros Creston iC SL Aero 90mm x 400mm
  • Bartape: Syncros Super Light
  • GPS Mount: Syncros iC Aero by K-Edge
  • Saddle 1: Coco Design Spline 3K 130mm
  • Saddle 2: Syncros Belcarra V 1.0 Cut-Out
  • Seat Post 1: Syncros Duncan SL Aero
  • Seat Post 2: Syncros Duncan SL Aero CFT + Campbell 20 Aero Light
  • Crankarms: Sturdy Cycles 3D Printed Titanium 175mm
  • Chainring: Sturdy Cycles Aero 50T
  • Bottom Bracket: Kogel Ceramic Road
  • Pedals: Wahoo Speedplay Nano
  • Chain: SRAM RED Cassette: SRAM Force 10-36T + optional 10-44T
  • Rear Derailleur: SRAM RED AXS XPLR
  • Rear Derailleur Cage: Kogel Kolossos Aero
  • Shifters/Brake Levers: SRAM RED AXS
  • Brake Calipers: Trickstuff C22 Flatmount with Trickstuff Power Pads
  • Brake Discs: Trickstuff Dächle UL 160mm + 140mm
  • Brake Hardware: Trickstuff bolts rear, SRAM titanium front
  • Wheels: Bike Ahead Composites AERO
  • Tires: Michelin Power Cup Competition Line 25mm + 28mm
  • Tubes: Revoloop Ultra Race
  • Bottle Cages: Syncros Coupe SL
  • Total Weight: 7.11kg/15.67lbs
2023 dangerholm scott foil rc liquid road bike
Gustav Dangerholm posing with his scott foil rc road bike

Check the full story at R2-Bike.com

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Greg
Greg
1 year ago

The daisy dukes are the highlight.

Marcel
Marcel
1 year ago
Reply to  Greg

They look better than those wheels…

Fake Namerton
Fake Namerton
1 year ago

Cool but needs rim brakes. Discs are too distracting on an elegant bike like this.

Technician
Technician
1 year ago

The dude got money to burn. Yes, I am jealous.

Tom
Tom
1 year ago
Reply to  Technician

That, or sponsors to promote…

blablabla
blablabla
1 year ago

The colour’s great, however if You paint almost every part of the bike with it, it looks like someone fished it out from the sewers.

Fake Namerton
Fake Namerton
1 year ago
Reply to  blablabla

I think we’re just used to seeing bikes with logos plastered all over them. If you think about it logos are an awful compromise with the premise in theory of lowering cost of bike by providing free advertising. Could you imagine imagine if Michaleangelo painted logos of the building constructors and suppliers on the roof of the Sistine chapel?

Crank Length Nazi
Crank Length Nazi
1 year ago

175 cranks are too lonv for his legs and that frame size.

Oscar
Oscar
1 year ago

Looks like they had some issues with the carbon layup at the non-drive side Seatpost, most likely from the compression bag in that area.

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