Finally finished my new Fix'd (Photos!)
12-23-03, 09:51 PM
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Finally finished my new Fix'd (Photos!)
-Razesa (Zeus) Late 70's/Early 80's Track Frame (60cm)
-Razesa (Zeus) Track Fork with Zeus 2001 Crown
-Campag Record Pista 24 Hole LF Hubs laced to Deep V's
-Campag Record Pista 170mm Cranks
-Campag #1046 Pista BB
-Nitto Alloy Stem (100mm) and Nitto AA Track Bars (39cm)
-Ritchey 26.2 Seatpost
-Cinelli Unicanitor Seat
-Campag 46 / 15 gear 3/32 (patent alloy chain ring / steel cog)
-Regina Track Chain
-OF Mega Pista Headset
-Campag Superleggeri Pista Pedals with Cinelli Alloy Clips
I will post some more pictures very soon. Along with the final weight.
She rides super stiff, super responsive, and whisper quite on the FL streets.
Thanks for looking.
-intro
-Razesa (Zeus) Track Fork with Zeus 2001 Crown
-Campag Record Pista 24 Hole LF Hubs laced to Deep V's
-Campag Record Pista 170mm Cranks
-Campag #1046 Pista BB
-Nitto Alloy Stem (100mm) and Nitto AA Track Bars (39cm)
-Ritchey 26.2 Seatpost
-Cinelli Unicanitor Seat
-Campag 46 / 15 gear 3/32 (patent alloy chain ring / steel cog)
-Regina Track Chain
-OF Mega Pista Headset
-Campag Superleggeri Pista Pedals with Cinelli Alloy Clips
I will post some more pictures very soon. Along with the final weight.
She rides super stiff, super responsive, and whisper quite on the FL streets.
Thanks for looking.
-intro
12-23-03, 09:56 PM
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holy friggin crap for crap! I just soiled myself and 2 innocent people near me! That thing is clean....jealous
12-23-03, 10:09 PM
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What a great looking bike. Great job. Classy, classy, classy.
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12-23-03, 11:40 PM
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SWEET! just one minizzle, cause youse puts some sizzle in my bidizzile
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Makes my bike look like crap. Awesome job!
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12-24-03, 08:43 AM
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Thanks everyone. This particular bike has been a rather lenghty project for me. Thanks again.
shrimpx, I have another NOS Razesa / Zeus track frame that I have not built up. It is another 60cm frame, same geometry, but with some more detailed lug work, cut outs in the BB, and a red fade to yellow origional paint job. I am hoping to build a nice little twin sister to my current bike...
Thanks again,
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shrimpx, I have another NOS Razesa / Zeus track frame that I have not built up. It is another 60cm frame, same geometry, but with some more detailed lug work, cut outs in the BB, and a red fade to yellow origional paint job. I am hoping to build a nice little twin sister to my current bike...
Thanks again,
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12-24-03, 11:42 AM
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christ that thing is sexy
12-24-03, 05:43 PM
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very nice so clean and pure
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intro2trig, my bike shop has a really clean Razesa that I've had my eye on; blue, not drilled, no decals, chrome fork and track ends. The fork is really cool -- close to 0-rake. They want $300 for it. If they don't sell it by spring, I'll probably grab it.
They do seem to be fairly rare though. I like them a lot, especially the really clean lugwork.
They do seem to be fairly rare though. I like them a lot, especially the really clean lugwork.
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Originally Posted by shrimpx
intro2trig, my bike shop has a really clean Razesa that I've had my eye on; blue, not drilled, no decals, chrome fork and track ends. The fork is really cool -- close to 0-rake. They want $300 for it. If they don't sell it by spring, I'll probably grab it.
They do seem to be fairly rare though. I like them a lot, especially the really clean lugwork.
They do seem to be fairly rare though. I like them a lot, especially the really clean lugwork.
12-26-03, 05:11 PM
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Love your bike, awesome job!
Just one question, though. I've been noticing many track bikes without h/bar tape. Are you using bar-end plugs? Wouldn't it be dangerous to ride without them in case of an accident? This is probably a stupid question but I was just wondering.
Just one question, though. I've been noticing many track bikes without h/bar tape. Are you using bar-end plugs? Wouldn't it be dangerous to ride without them in case of an accident? This is probably a stupid question but I was just wondering.
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What kind of wheelset you running on your Razesa? I am building up my new (to me) 3Rensho track, and really like the look of solid black or silver rims with no machining for brakes. Thanks.
What kind of wheelset you running on your Razesa? I am building up my new (to me) 3Rensho track, and really like the look of solid black or silver rims with no machining for brakes. Thanks.
01-08-04, 10:50 AM
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Dang it, now I got the urge for a real trackie.
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