[M_US_E30]

Does anyone have an excel spreadsheet with all the parts it takes to build a bike? I have about $3000 and want to build it to suit me, no turnkey. I can make the list but I want it to be complete. Thanks

T

 

[Coop29]

bumpin' up b/c I think it would be a cool thing to have floating around the forum. Surely one of you super bike builders have an all inclusive punch list.

 

[TwistedDreams]

building a bike is easy.
frame, fork, stem, bars, seat, seatpost, crankset, wheelset, cassette, grips, shifters, rear derailleur, front derailleur, tires, tubes, brakes, pedals, headset, chain, and any accessories you want. (computer, bottle holder, ect.)

just make sure your wheels come with skewers, and headset with the correct amount of speacers.
-TD

 

[Joules]

building a bike is easy.
frame, fork, stem, bars, seat, seatpost, crankset, wheelset, cassette, grips, shifters, rear derailleur, front derailleur, tires, tubes, brakes, pedals, headset, chain, and any accessories you want. (computer, bottle holder, ect.)

just make sure your wheels come with skewers, and headset with the correct amount of speacers.
-TD

and your crank with a bottom bracket, and something with shift cables and housings (sram include cables but not housings IIRC. You'll also need to either get ferrules or make sure they are included with the housings), wheels with rim strips if required, brakes... some come complete (most hydros, shimano being a notable exception), some don't (all cable-operated brakes that I know of are sold as a pair of levers and two individual calipers).

that's assuming you have the necessary tools too.

 

[TwistedDreams]

yah and those lol.
the "ect." covered that :thumbsup:

Anyways yeah tools are the most important.
-TD

 

[Locutus]

i made one for my bike. it lists all parts [model number,sizes, lenghts, etc] i started it when i first strated doing my own work and upgrades so i did not buy wrong parts. now i keep it just fro fun