VISP lives !
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I thought that these beasts had died, but apparently some Aussie on eBay is hawking them still for a ridiculously high price. Mine cost $121, including shipping.
Visp Track Fixed Bicycle Frame | eBay They are very heavy due to the straight gauge aluminum tubing and the aluminum fork with a steel steerer tube. Swapping all the parts from mine to my Dolan Pre Cursa knocked a solid pound off it's weight. This is what mine last looked like, before I tore it down. http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=448054 |
I bet the seatpost collar area won't crack, though... :innocent:
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They're cheaper on aliexpress though, your #1 source of chinacarbon!
Hot sale Brand Visp TRX790 Track Bike Fixed Gear Bicycle Frame with Fork Freeshipping by EMS-inBicycle Frame from Sports & Entertainment on Aliexpress.com | Alibaba Group |
Speaking of Chinacarbon, a customer brought an 80mm deep rim into the shop today to see about getting it laced to something that had a valve hole drilled in a different spot on the outside than on the inside. Oooooops!
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derp.
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They also make some pretty cool road bikes!
http://www.amazon.com/Spokes-Gears-B...visp+road+bike |
Did Visp used to have a different logo that was very poorly kerned? I feel like there is some low end, thick tubed aluminum track bike that has a logo where the it looks like it was typeset by a 3 year old but can't seem to find an example on the google.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
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Speaking of Chinacarbon, a customer brought an 80mm deep rim into the shop today to see about getting it laced to something that had a valve hole drilled in a different spot on the outside than on the inside. Oooooops!
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Originally Posted by himespau
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Is there anything you can do to fix that? Can you drill a new inner valve hole?
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
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Speaking of Chinacarbon, a customer brought an 80mm deep rim into the shop today to see about getting it laced to something that had a valve hole drilled in a different spot on the outside than on the inside. Oooooops!
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I think it was Moth with the poorly kearned logo type, in case anyone cares.
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Originally Posted by nightfly
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I think it was Moth with the poorly kearned logo type, in case anyone cares.
http://www.pedalroom.com/p/blacked-o...ke-9659_11.jpg Blegh! |
It really wasn't Mot H?
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Originally Posted by prooftheory
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It really wasn't Mot H?
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Originally Posted by nightfly
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Did Visp used to have a different logo that was very poorly kerned? I feel like there is some low end, thick tubed aluminum track bike that has a logo where the it looks like it was typeset by a 3 year old but can't seem to find an example on the google.
Yep. Look in the jackass thread a few pages back.... http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=449926http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=449927http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=449928 |
Originally Posted by veganbikes
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It was Mot the Hoople's bike brand. You guize didn't kno they made sweet fixies, bro!
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Originally Posted by T13
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Yep. Look in the jackass thread a few pages back....
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