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Setté Serum Carbon Frameset Build 17"
Sette Serum Carbon Frameset 17"
If you are assembling the ultimate XC race bike, you'll need the Serum frame. Using the latest in hi modulus technology, the Serum uses a 3k filament weave for the best in strength to weight ratios. Our integrated cable routes are tubed so there's no fishing to try to find your cables. Every detail is addressed on the Serum Elite so you can build the race bike of your choice from the ground up.
Features:
-Weight as low as 1055g (15")
-3k filament weave, hi modulus carbon fiber technology
-Accepts 31.6 seatpost
Old Specs List

New Updated Specs List


1246 grams is frame and the seat post clamp combined. its overweight.
1246 grams = 2.74695979 pounds
BUILD SPECKS:
Frame
3k Matte Finish
Size(s)
17 Inches
Fork
Fox 32 F-Series F-100 RL / 100mm Travel / Black
Shifters
Sram X.0 Trigger Shifter Carbon, 9-Speed
Front Derailleur
Shimano XTR FD-M970 34.9 Clamp
Rear Derailleur
Sram X-9 Medium 9 Speed
Shifter Cable/Housing
Shimano XTR
Brake Levers
Shimano
Front Brake
Shimano XT M775 Hydraulic, 160mm Rotor
Alligator Serration Disc Brake Rotor
Rear Brake
Shimano XT M775 Hydraulic, 160mm Rotor
Alligator Serration Disc Brake Rotor
Brake Cable/Housing
Shimano
Crankset
Shimano FC-M970 XTR Crankset , 44x32x22T
Bottom Bracket
Shimano XTR, included w/Crankset
Cassette
Sram PG 990 Cassette 9 Speed 2009
Chain
Sram PC-991 9 speed
Headset
Cane Creek ZS-3 Zero Stack Headset
Handlebar
Easton MonkeyLite SL Riser Bar Carbon
25.4, Lo Rise, 610mm
Grips/Tape
Esi Grips Chunky
Stem
Race Face Deus 6D Black 25.4mm
Saddle
WTB Devo SLT Ti Black
Seatpost
Easton EC70 Zero Setback 400mm 27.2mm-shim-31.6mm
Wheelset
Mavic Crossmax ST Disc Wheelset 2009
Pedals
Crankbrothers 2Ti Eggbeaters
Front Tire
Performance Forte Sherwood XC 2.1
Rear Tire
Performance Forte Sherwood XC 2.1
Color(s)
Matte Finish
Warranty
5 Years
Weight
21.9375 pounds











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Last edited by thevincentlee; 10-07-2010 at 07:00 AM.
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IdontShootPeopleAnyMore
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whats the total weight? i forgot my calculator...
also beautiful bike... except for those grips... they are hideous...
edit: wait nevermind i see the weight now... im retard
What mountain bike forum do pirates use? .....
MTB-arrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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 Originally Posted by culturesponge
1246 grams is frame and the seat post clamp combined. its overweight.
i called price point and they are looking into it.
it is 150 grams overweight. I weighed it with 2 scales,
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Cuánto pesa?
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PS. Post in WW board, if anybody gives ya any sh>it 
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"They Call Me Bone'z"
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i love it!
by the way for a low profile 2.1 tire that thing is heavy! you should look at huchinsons
My carbon Hardtail build thread!
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 Originally Posted by facelessfools
i love it!
by the way for a low profile 2.1 tire that thing is heavy! you should look at huchinsons 
they don't make that tire any more at performance bike, I got rid of the ones at the store - 3 for $10 a piece. cant beat a descent rolling tire for that price. compare that to race kings.
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"They Call Me Bone'z"
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http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/142...ire-26x2.0.htm
ive been using this one in front.
thats some cheap tread! nice find!
My carbon Hardtail build thread!
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 Originally Posted by facelessfools
that 2.3 would probably eat my carbon for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or whenever I ride.
It looks like a good tire, its folding, dry tire, light weight, tubeless??
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carbon frame
Did you hear back from PricePoint about overweight?
I'm considering a build like that. Can you share you thoughts about getting ebay carbon frame vs. price point frame vs. getting the whole bike from PP.
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 Originally Posted by ruckodanov
Did you hear back from PricePoint about overweight?
I'm considering a build like that. Can you share you thoughts about getting ebay carbon frame vs. price point frame vs. getting the whole bike from PP.
Nope. The probably want to keep it under wraps as long as possible.
From: Frank
To: Vincent Lee <@yahoo.com>
Sent: Mon, September 13, 2010 12:35:28 PM
Subject: Sette Serum Elite Carbon Frameset
Hello,
Thank you for the information provided, well look in to it right of way.
Frank Rios
Customer Service Manager
Price Point Mail Order Ltd
800-774-2376 ext. 122
Fax 310-769-6189
Frank@pricepoint.com
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Thoughts about getting ebay carbon frame vs. price point frame vs. getting the whole bike from PP.
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 Originally Posted by ruckodanov
Thoughts about getting ebay carbon frame vs. price point frame vs. getting the whole bike from PP.
Ebay carbon:
cheap
weight probably would not be accurate
no warranty
if it breaks, you probably would not want to send it back to china.
PP carbon frame:
5 year warranty
looks good
weight is off by 150 grams.
relatively affordable.
PP carbon bike:
Be careful of the ISM( Integrated seat mast), once you cut it you cannot go back up. Problem for me, because I always change my seat height.
If you do not have high end parts lying around, get the whole serum bike without ism
$3,399.98
The will probably be lighter than mine. It has the new crossmax st 2010, better hub and lighter. Newer fox fork and other things.
My opinion, if you are thinking about a PP carbon frame/bike then just buy the frame and build it with everything you every wanted. You will get a perfect build without any sette generic stuff.
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$3,4K is a bit steep. Thou, buying everything separately, will probably be even more expansive. One thing bothers me In elite ($3,4K) model. It's an odd mixture of carbon frame and aluminum cockpit (seatpost, stem, handlebar). On the other hand, if I build it myself I can consider 2x9, 1x9, 2x10, 1x10.
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How tall are you? Is 17'' a good fit for your height?
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 Originally Posted by ruckodanov
How tall are you? Is 17'' a good fit for your height?
I am 5'6", and it was the top tube was about 1-2 inches longer than my old frame, I am going to change the 110mm stem to a Syntace F99 90mm, to shorten it up and to save weight. It feels just a tad bit longer than my old one. If you are 5'5" and up get a medium, or you are going to be relying on your 410mm/long seat post for height.
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 Originally Posted by ruckodanov
$3,4K is a bit steep. Thou, buying everything separately, will probably be even more expansive. One thing bothers me In elite ($3,4K) model. It's an odd mixture of carbon frame and aluminum cockpit (seatpost, stem, handlebar). On the other hand, if I build it myself I can consider 2x9, 1x9, 2x10, 1x10.
Yes, it is, my first bike 2 years ago was a k2 4.4 zed, then I upgraded it along the way, as you can see not everything on my bike is new. Unless you have money, you buy parts one at a time over a long period of time. I agree about the carbon/aluminum mixture. That is why if you buy the frame solo, you can build your dream bike of all carbon. That is what I did. I like name brand components, nothing against sette, but I want nothing from them on my bike except the frame. I run a 3x9 becuase I ride a 3 mile payment trail sometimes for speed, need that 44.
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 Originally Posted by thevincentlee
I am 5'6", and it was the top tube was about 1-2 inches longer than my old frame, I am going to change the 110mm stem to a Syntace F99 90mm, to shorten it up and to save weight. It feels just a tad bit longer than my old one. If you are 5'5" and up get a medium, or you are going to be relying on your 410mm/long seat post for height.
I'm 5'6.5", normal proportions, and would definitely go with a 15, which is a 22.2" top tube, with a 100mm stem. I'd think you'd want some bar drop for a XC race bike.
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 Originally Posted by blantonator
I'm 5'6.5", normal proportions, and would definitely go with a 15, which is a 22.2" top tube, with a 100mm stem. I'd think you'd want some bar drop for a XC race bike.
I'm very happy with my 17" decision, it fits me very good, and is very light.
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"They Call Me Bone'z"
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 Originally Posted by thevincentlee
that 2.3 would probably eat my carbon for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or whenever I ride.
It looks like a good tire, its folding, dry tire, light weight, tubeless??
that one is a 2.0 they only stock pirahna's in 2.3 but they only grip an the hardest of pack so i rarely use those. i have the python in front because its tall knobs grip very well, its also very fast rolling and mine is tubeless.
i currently have his in back.
http://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...2&category=186
but i got it for distributor price a lot cheaper.
My carbon Hardtail build thread!
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 Originally Posted by thevincentlee
Ebay carbon:
cheap
weight probably would not be accurate
no warranty
if it breaks, you probably would not want to send it back to china.
My ebay carbon frame weighed exactly as advertised, 1280g. Thats more than I can say for the Sette. I have had mine for 1 year 9 months with no problems and no reason to expect it to break. I could buy 2 ebay frames for what the Sette costs and still have some spare change, so really who needs a 5 year warranty. If the Sette had a lifetime warranty that might be something worth talking about.
The Sette certainly is nice, but way too expensive for an overweight catalog frame.
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2001 Trek 5200 USPS
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care to share a link to ebay frame you got?
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Nice bike! 
Just a little FYI, when it comes to the cockpit, carbon does not always equal lighter. I only know of one carbon stem lighter than a Syntace F99. There are a couple of alu. bars that come within grams of an easton ec90 (lightest non boutique bar). And I don't know of any carbon seatpost with FULL rail support that's lighter than a Thomson masterpiece.
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 Originally Posted by COLINx86
Nice bike!
Just a little FYI, when it comes to the cockpit, carbon does not always equal lighter. I only know of one carbon stem lighter than a Syntace F99. There are a couple of alu. bars that come within grams of an easton ec90 (lightest non boutique bar). And I don't know of any carbon seatpost with FULL rail support that's lighter than a Thomson masterpiece.
thanks, for stems stick to the 90mm Syntace F99 with ti. I am getting that becuase my 110 is too long for me. I run a carbon bar, because it absorbs shock very good, I use the 25.4 vs larger clamp to save weight. Same with the seatpost, when I first put it on, it bent to much, compared to my alum one, the I got use to the shock absorption.
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