2016 Cinelli Mash SF Work
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I wish I knew who made the bars; I really like them and have had probably a couple of dozen people ask about them.

They're anodized (red to match the frame color) aluminum alloy. There's nothing on them to I.D. the manufacturer, and the Schwinn specs just say 'Handlebar: Alloy Track 31.8'.

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This guy did some serious mods to the same size 2010 Sprint to compete in FG TT.

This bar is available in 31.8 and is very similar. Might be worth checking out.

I've owned a different bar from the same manufacturer and it was good quality.

On-One Midge Handlebar | On - One

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http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/cinell...-caleido-28073

At the local Farmers Market

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What ratio are you running? Nice pic and bike.

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1994 Dale H400

very much dig this with the gold parts, gold hubs and a seatcollar would be fire

Took the Steamroller out for a ride in the woods with some nice folks yesterday.

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[MENTION=365591]50voltphantom[/MENTION], I am running a 40/21 (which is super spinny), but makes ripping around in the woods pretty fun. In retrospect, an 18 tooth freewheel might have been a better option.
[MENTION=303015]Mumonkan[/MENTION], I agree. I had a gold seatpost collar, but it was the wrong size. The Thomson in my parts bin fit, so I went with that (a gold collar is still likely in the future. As for the hubs, that's definitely going to have to wait a while.

I also plan to give this a run as a fixed gear on the streets, too.

Heh I dig that seat tube sticker :)

Thanks dude! Me and a buddy had them made up a little while back. It's all in fun of course, I mean I've got a road bike as well.

Having ridden in the woods all weekend on my Steamroller, I heartily endorse this.

It unfortunately did not involve quite as much tracklocrossing as I hoped; I'd like to get messy with this thing a little more. Still very good times, and I love this stupid bike more every time I ride it.

Haha, yeah I ran 39/19 (38/19 was my plan but I ran out of dropout) riding mtb trails all weekend and it worked really well while not being too spinny on the way there. 2:1 ratio seems to be about perfect. It was so much fun I can't stop thinking about it.

Same here. My makeshift CX setup has proven more capable than I expected and is so fun.

Yeah, ripping around in the woods (small as the area was) turned out to be more fun than I expected. I need to find more rideable trails near me now.
That said, I'm enjoying the versatility of the Work frame.

i love that everyone is riding bicycle cycles in the woods!

@4ndrew - how can one acquire this decal, i want to put it on my roadbike

I also took my track bike on an "off-road" adventure, too. Light gravel on some well worn hiking paths.

Hmmm idk honestly. My friend has a bunch of them but we haven't really been making an effort to do sell them to anyone other than random local folks we ride with.

actually, pm me [MENTION=303015]Mumonkan[/MENTION] and I'll give you his email. Post count is too low for me to initiate pm's

My Fuji Fixed

http://i.imgur.com/zvMhXlP.jpg


Different camera, But this is with the Gamoh Front basket, and V.O. Handlebars



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^^ Nice! I really like it in townie mode.

^ that is pretty cool, especially the part with the black tires. And yeah, I like it in townie mode as well.