Pantani98

This popped up in my e-mail... 2013 Fuji track bikes https://www.velodromeshop.net/index.p...acturer&mid=49

carleton

I think Trek dropped the T1. It's no longer on the site.

folkform

What about the Cervelo T Series? T1 and T4.

https://www.cervelo.com/en/bikes/t-series/t1.html
https://www.cervelo.com/en/bikes/t-series/t4.html

Or are these 2013?

Nagrom_

Those are both only available as framesets.

folkform

Oops, my mistake.

How about the Cipollini Speed?

https://www.mcipollini.com/en/bicicle...eed#specifiche

carleton

They are spec'ing it with Mavic Io and Comete wheelset. That's a $7,000 wheelset. I'm almost certain that they do that for the giggles.

Then at Interbike is has the less expensive (but still expensive) FFW wheels:


It's safe to say that it's a frame-only option, too.

folkform

Alright, how about the KHS Flight 100?

https://www.khsbicycles.com/05_flite_100_12.htm

carleton

Yes, that fits the bill.

8bits

https://www.wiggle.co.uk/cinelli-mash...ultimate-2013/ + a drop bar and this is an awesome deal.

Pantani98

That bike is stupid sexy. WOW!!!!!

i n f a m o u s

If you guys had to choose between the Fuji Feather or the Fuji Classic Track based on track geometry for track use, which you guys choose?

carleton

It could be argued that that's a street bike.

carleton

Help us help you and please provide links to the geometries.

i n f a m o u s

These are the two bicycles in question:

The Fuji Feather: https://www.fujibikes.com/bike/detail...er#bk_desc_tab

The Fuji Classic Track: https://www.fujibikes.com/bike/detail...er#bk_desc_tab

Thanks for the response.

Nagrom_

And what size are you?
also, those both link to the feather.

edit:
heres the classic track: https://www.evanscycles.com/product_d...metry-data.pdf

The feather had a tighter wheelbase, and a steeper headtube angle. Passed that, everything is identical.

carleton

As Nagrom says, they seem to be pretty much identical. But, I would go with the Classic because it uses modern threadless stems. Threaded looks cool for that old-school look, but is technically inferior. Plus it's a pain to change out bars or find different sized stems.

If you are choosing between the two, go with the Classic.

But, for around $500, I'd keep my eye out for a used Aluminum bike. I know that's easier said than done. But, Aluminum would be an upgrade from steel being stiffer and lighter.

But, if cost in an issue, consider the Kilo TT Pro which has the same level of features (minus a rear brake) for about $100 less than the Fuji Classic: https://www.bikesdirect.com/products/...kilott_pro.htm

maidenfan

Ran across Rush Hour on Raleigh's website - https://www.raleighusa.com/bikes/stee.../rush-hour-13/

Pantani98

At $8500 for the frameset and bar, the 2013 Pinarello Maat Carbon surely isn't for the faint of heart...

https://www.pinarello.com/eng/maat_766.php

carleton

I am un-sticking this. We now have a 2013 thread: https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...k-Racing-Bikes