My new bike
#4
Biggity-bam
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 698
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From: West Lafayette IN, Ann Arbor MI
Bikes: Pista Concept, Fetish beater, Fuji road
I see it, due to the angle the cranks are at, and the write writing on the chainring plus the white frame, it looks as if the chainring is elliptical. Wow, those are some wide bars, I haven't seen non pista bars on here in a long time, and I don't really mind those, nice bike.
#6
I sing the body electric
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 694
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From: PHL
Bikes: 2006 CrossCheck, Fuji Track 2004
Originally Posted by hyperRevue
I'm not seeing what celephaiz is talking about...
#8
Originally Posted by celephaiz
it may be the angle and it may be my eyes playing tricks but it looks almost like a rounded pentagon.

oh yeah—nice bike. should get white tires for the full negative effect
#9
Master Shake
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 139
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From: Grand Forks, ND
Bikes: IRO Mark V Pro, No-name brand full-suspension mtb (heavy as a tank, but takes a thrashing)
Very awesome looking, you'll enjoy the crap out it and be very glad you got an IRO, if my experience is any indication. Maybe someday my Mark V will have a Jamie Roy buddy. Hey you have about the same wheelset as me! Would be cool to have all the rest of the same black components as well.
I think the shape of the inside cut-out type parts of that chainring play tricks on your eyes or something.
Enjoy!
I think the shape of the inside cut-out type parts of that chainring play tricks on your eyes or something.
Enjoy!
#10
I sing the body electric
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 694
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From: PHL
Bikes: 2006 CrossCheck, Fuji Track 2004
I like the all black wheelset. I'd go with some white grips.
as far as tinfoil hats go... dude, those paranoid mutha****as got it all wrong!!! They WANT YOU TO WEAR THEM! https://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/
as far as tinfoil hats go... dude, those paranoid mutha****as got it all wrong!!! They WANT YOU TO WEAR THEM! https://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/
#12
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Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 2,047
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From: Los Angeles
Bikes: Custom Holland Ti road bike, Custom track bike I traded a painting for.
yes on the white tires
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you succumb
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#15
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Joined: May 2003
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From: brooklyn, NY
Bikes: Sparton(custon track), Fuji
I like, and if you go w/ white tires check these out
https://schwalbetires.com/bike_tires/racing
https://schwalbetires.com/bike_tires/racing
#22
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Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Salem, MA
Bikes: Land Shark, Level Professional, Tsunami singlespeed, Giant Reign 1
very very nice indeed. i'm glad to see that tony replaced the RPM's with black IRO's. i still remember taking a day off from work just to be there for UPS and to have time to assemble my mark v and ride it around. i also remember seriously getting a jamie roy - what got me was that the 7005 alu frameset weighs barely less than a mark v.
i would love to see tony come up with an aluminum counterpart to the angus, imagine this:
1) true track geometry
2) better quality tubing
3) ~3.5lbs
4) titanium white
i would buy one of those in a heartbeat
i would love to see tony come up with an aluminum counterpart to the angus, imagine this:
1) true track geometry
2) better quality tubing
3) ~3.5lbs
4) titanium white
i would buy one of those in a heartbeat
#23
Originally Posted by shishi
I like, and if you go w/ white tires check these out
https://schwalbetires.com/bike_tires/racing
https://schwalbetires.com/bike_tires/racing
#24
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Joined: Sep 2005
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I am SO interested in this bike, in pretty much the exact same build. I'm hoping you could answer a thing or two.
1) I was looking at a Mark V instead, because 'steel is real'. Have you ridden a steel bike recently enough to say if this is a significantly rougher ride?
2) Any reason for opting out of the 'carbon fork' option other than aesthetics?
Thanks.
1) I was looking at a Mark V instead, because 'steel is real'. Have you ridden a steel bike recently enough to say if this is a significantly rougher ride?
2) Any reason for opting out of the 'carbon fork' option other than aesthetics?
Thanks.
#25
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Radical bro
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 186
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From: Ft lauderdale, FL
Bikes: IRO Jamie Roy
1) Ive ridden steel bikes and i dont really notice the difference, but i didnt ride it for too long. The only reason i got the JR was because i liked the frame shape over the mark V. I nearly got an all black mark V but im happy i got the jamie roy. I like the white on black scheme. As for the fork. I dont really know what the benifits are of a CF fork.
Ive been riding around all day and i must say this thing is beautiful.
Ive been riding around all day and i must say this thing is beautiful.






