Jeff Weinerts mounts

well its that time, the leaves are changing, the air is crisper , Jocks are gettin laid at homecoming cyclists are up for early morning runs, and every Sunday somewhere around the country, riders are goin full tilt boogie at redline at a cross race. So its befitting to see what the fast Michiganscene riders are on this year.
this installments im featuring multi State Champion, and former masters national Champions Jeff Weinerts Blue, jeff has ridden many cross bikes, Bianchis, Fuji's and numerous Independent Fabrications, steel and TI , for which he was sponsored by. So its safe to assume he knows what works.
Jeff's sponsor Cane Creek allows him the liberty to pick whichever bike he wants and for the past2 seasons he has riddin the Canadian brand Blue. Although he still has a alloy version for training. This year though his main bike is a carbon and alloy mix, carbon tubes and alloy lugs. He says the ride is very similar to a steel or TI bike but without the weight. Heres kwick rundown of the main bike straight from Jeff himself

Frame: Blue Competition Cycles CXC Carbon 54cm
Fork: Aerus Composite full carbon 1-1/8
Headset: Cane Creek S-8 non integrated
Handlebars: Ritchy Pro 44cm
Stem: Ritchy Pro 110mm
Tape: Profile
Front/Read Brakes: Cane Creek SCX-5 w. cartridge pads
Crankset: Dura Ace 172.5
Chainrings: TA 43 w/ dual Spooky carbon guards
Chain: Shimano XTR
Cassette: SCRAM 12-27
Bottom Bracket: Ultegra 118.5
Pedals: Crank Brothers Candy
Seat: selle Italia SLR
Seatpost: Thomson Elite 27.2
Brake/Shift Levers: Dura Ace 9sp Team Issue
Brake Levers: Cane Creek Crosstop levers
Rear Deraillure: Dura Ace
WheelSet: Cane Creek Aros 58 team issue and Cane Creek Volos team issue
Tires: Challenge 32's /  Dugast Rhino's 32's/ Dugast 32's with custom
Michilin
tread
Notes: These frames have a pulley for the front deraillure. Jeff also
> >switches
between Cane Creek clinchers and tubulars. When using clinchers he uses the
origional Michilin Mud green
this bike weighs in at a feathery 16 pounds..whew!