I'd never really properly set up my riding position, so I decided I should finally do it in 2013! This primarily meant going lower and shorter on the front end, which is why I got this 80 mm Ritchey Adjustable stem to replace the 100 mm Ritchey WCS stem I've originally had on the bike.

Likewise, it had taken me several years to figure out that the SLR T1 saddle doesn't suit my bum (just like the SLR road saddle), so I replaced it with a regular Fizik Arione K:ium, that I used to ride on my old road racing bicycle.

And finally - I had shortened the tri-bar extensions by 25 mm and also adjusted the saddle backwards. The bike now fitted me spot on and it was well within UCI rules as well.

Unfortunately, this is the very last photo of a complete bike, as it abruptly ended its life by becoming a parts donor for a new project :-(.

Scott Plasma frameset fully stripped and looking as good as the day it had found its way out of the packaging.

While this frameset has found its new home in the UK, you can follow the sequel of the Plasmanck story here:

http://photos.cybernck.com/plasmanck2