Techy track framesets
02-17-05 | 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by 2speedfiend
Don't forget the super swoopy Koga-Miyata'a ridden by the Dutch Team.
Can anyone find an image of these? I've a soft spot for K-Ms.
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02-17-05 | 12:00 PM
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Bikes: IRO Mark V & Don Walker Custom
Check out Don Walker he's got some oversized techy looking frames: https://www.donwalkercycles.com/Webpa...ges/Track.html
All fillet-brazed steel...
Edit: This one has very similar geometry to mine(mine's smaller though): https://www.donwalkercycles.com/Webpa...k/Lugless.html
All fillet-brazed steel...
Edit: This one has very similar geometry to mine(mine's smaller though): https://www.donwalkercycles.com/Webpa...k/Lugless.html
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02-17-05 | 01:02 PM
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02-17-05 | 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 11.4
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02-17-05 | 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by crust & crumb
dave- how about this bridgestone at business cycles?
Bike is nice and light but their Keirin model and street models is Good to go!
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02-17-05 | 02:56 PM
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i was looking through a look catalog yesterday and it had the carbon fiber track frame in it, the 496 or something like that. anyways, the msrp for the frame and fork was 10,000 bucks!! i guess there's no chance of ever seeing one of those on the street, at least not here in atlanta.
02-17-05 | 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by keevohn
C'mon, Dave... you know it's techy, you know it's hot, and you *know* you love it:
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02-17-05 | 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by [165]
I can help you out FDave. I'll hold your head underwater. That will get rid of this ugly 'techbike' fetish of yours 
Give him a little break. He can have the Bianchi. I saw Crusty's and it was bad-motha-fu_king-a*s!
02-18-05 | 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by infestedguy1
i was looking through a look catalog yesterday and it had the carbon fiber track frame in it, the 496 or something like that. anyways, the msrp for the frame and fork was 10,000 bucks!! i guess there's no chance of ever seeing one of those on the street, at least not here in atlanta.
And for the price of one of those frames we could build one of those figure 8 tracks that people were talking about a while ago.
tim
02-18-05 | 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by TimArchy
maybe if we all pool our money, sell all of our current bikes (and for some of us, our cars), and rob a few banks, we could buy one and share it. of course critical mass rides would get smaller than they already are.
And for the price of one of those frames we could build one of those figure 8 tracks that people were talking about a while ago.
tim
And for the price of one of those frames we could build one of those figure 8 tracks that people were talking about a while ago.
tim
03-28-05 | 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by skitbraviking
Give him a little break. He can have the Bianchi. I saw Crusty's and it was bad-motha-fu_king-a*s!
03-28-05 | 10:03 AM
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skit and I peeped one of these at Upgrade this weekend past:
https://www.koga.com/uk/index.asp?fil...y=2&id=8740809
$1475
https://www.koga.com/uk/index.asp?fil...y=2&id=8740809
$1475
03-28-05 | 10:56 AM
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This one apparently gets ridden on the streets. I love those bars! Cervelo P2T
And this Cinelli is downright amazing.
And this Cinelli is downright amazing.
03-28-05 | 03:24 PM
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I was coming out of 220 E. 42nd Street the other day when I spotted a tiny little bike locked up under the construction awning of the Helmsley. It had TWO carbon wheels. I was admiring it when the messenger, a wiry little thugged out dude, came up behind me. "That's cool, right?" he asked. "It's ****ing pretty as hell," I responded. "How do you have the balls to ride it?" He seemed not to hear me. "Those things, they don't make 'em anymore. Worth $500 each." I repeated my question. He said, "Smoke?" And offered me a toke on his joint.