School me on Pake frames, info ?
#27
shred back the night...
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From: rain-couver, canada
Bikes: fast ones i ride slowly
i am enjoying mine as well... granted i got it used as a complete bike from a mechanic at my LBS and with that comes some benefits for it servicewise there (not too mention the parts he had on it).
i'm not sure what all the fuss about weight is... if was concerned about weight i doubt id be buying steel. the difference between the pake and an iro could be nixed with a heavy wheelset, or a number of other other combos.
i recognise it aint a flyweight, but its a first fix for the OP and if you've been riding geared beaters (or even entry level geared bikes) the thing will feel light anyways...
i'm not sure what all the fuss about weight is... if was concerned about weight i doubt id be buying steel. the difference between the pake and an iro could be nixed with a heavy wheelset, or a number of other other combos.
i recognise it aint a flyweight, but its a first fix for the OP and if you've been riding geared beaters (or even entry level geared bikes) the thing will feel light anyways...
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#30
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Pake is Solid
[QUOTE=RB925;3636168]Wsup,
What's the deal with Pake frames ? I'm new to the whole fixed gear scene and
I was just wondering if a Pake frame would be good for a beginner like me ?
Pro's / Con's ?
Thanks.
Im enjoying my Pake as it isn't flashy and that its been my do all bike. Great construction and really twitchy comes in handy when avoiding drama. I did my first century on my Pake and was comfortable while doing so.
What's the deal with Pake frames ? I'm new to the whole fixed gear scene and
I was just wondering if a Pake frame would be good for a beginner like me ?
Pro's / Con's ?
Thanks.
Im enjoying my Pake as it isn't flashy and that its been my do all bike. Great construction and really twitchy comes in handy when avoiding drama. I did my first century on my Pake and was comfortable while doing so.
#31
Clark W. Griswold




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[QUOTE=martinmania1992;23320364]
Just FYI this thread is from 2007 and it is pretty safe to say all those who were involved are long gone. While this sub-forum has gotten a lot slower these days and new blood is great, responding to thread that is almost now a legal adult but hasn't been active in almost that many years to people who aren't active either isn't so much.
I think Soma/Merry Sales still has one Pake frame and some parts available branded Pake I think the brand is mostly gone. A lot of fixed gear stuff has gone because it is deemed less popular but those in the know still have them and ride them and you can still get some awesome bikes.
Wsup,
What's the deal with Pake frames ? I'm new to the whole fixed gear scene and
I was just wondering if a Pake frame would be good for a beginner like me ?
Pro's / Con's ?
Thanks.
Im enjoying my Pake as it isn't flashy and that its been my do all bike. Great construction and really twitchy comes in handy when avoiding drama. I did my first century on my Pake and was comfortable while doing so.
What's the deal with Pake frames ? I'm new to the whole fixed gear scene and
I was just wondering if a Pake frame would be good for a beginner like me ?
Pro's / Con's ?
Thanks.
Im enjoying my Pake as it isn't flashy and that its been my do all bike. Great construction and really twitchy comes in handy when avoiding drama. I did my first century on my Pake and was comfortable while doing so.
I think Soma/Merry Sales still has one Pake frame and some parts available branded Pake I think the brand is mostly gone. A lot of fixed gear stuff has gone because it is deemed less popular but those in the know still have them and ride them and you can still get some awesome bikes.
#33
Clark W. Griswold




Joined: Mar 2014
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From: ,location, location
Bikes: Foundry Chilkoot Ti W/Ultegra Di2, Salsa Timberjack Ti, Cinelli Mash Work RandoCross Fun Time Machine, 1x9 XT Parts Hybrid, Co-Motion Cascadia, Specialized Langster, Phil Wood Apple VeloXS Frame (w/DA 7400), R+M Supercharger2 Rohloff, Habanero Ti 26
No more zombies, it is way overdone. Give me something interesting maybe a new concept in horror or science fiction.
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Considering the dearth of activity around here - I, for one, welcome Zombies.





