Frame - Alpha White Aluminum w/semi-integrated head tube, bi-oval down tube w/integrated gusset, rack & fender mounts, disc compatible dropouts, replaceable derailleur hanger Front suspension - SR Suntour XCT w/coil spring and preload, 80mm travel Wheels - Formula alloy DC20 front hub, Shimano alloy M475 rear hub; Bontrager 550 36-hole rims w/brushed sidewalls Tires - Bontrager LT3, 26x2.0" -Drivetrain- Shifters - Shimano EF51, 7 speed Front derailleur - Shimano Tourney Rear derailleur - Shimano Altus Crank - Shimano M131, 42/34/24 Cassette - Shimano TZ31 13-34, 7 speed Pedals - Wellgo nylon platform -Components- Saddle - Bontrager SSR Seatpost - Bontrager SSR, 31.6mm, 20mm offset Handlebar - Bontrager Approved Riser, 25.4mm, 30mm rise Stem - Bontrager Approved, 25.4mm Headset - 1-1/8" threadless, semi-integrated, semi-cartridge bearings Brakeset - Tektro Novela mechanical disc brakes w/Shimano EF50 levers -Accessories- Grips - Bontrager SSR Bontrager Sram Shimano

#1 the old building where fairchild started... interesting to find that the smaller newer plaque was just installed this month (may 2009) sitting side by side with the old big plaque by the state of california and intel... ("SITE OF INVENTION OF THE FIRST COMMERCIALLY PRACTICABLE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ", #1000) the new one by ieee extends for the technology milestone at this site to hoerni and noyce on innovations that led to one flavor of integrated circuit, which has profound impact that made moore's law that says to double the density and reduce cost every 18 months possible, and this time in silicon and adopted by the mainstream later on... and truly both deserve the credit... and if they did not pass away early, nobel prizes of physics in 2000 could have this electronics breakthrough shared with dr kilby of texas instrument ... more shots below... palo alto, california may 2009