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A few questions (track frames / NJS)

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Old 03-17-07 | 05:43 PM
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ohh god stop it, please, 27.0 how the hell does one fine a 27.0 black seatpost. i'm googling right now but if someone knows where is a good place to find a 27.0 or 26.8 seatpost without special order please let me know.

edit: never mine i see ritchey makes them
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Old 03-17-07 | 05:45 PM
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Walk into a shop.

Ask "Do you have a black seatpost in 27.0?"

Repeat as necessary.
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Old 03-17-07 | 05:48 PM
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Old 03-17-07 | 05:49 PM
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yea, ok, funny. i asked who made them, i know i can RIDE to the bike shop and ask.
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Old 03-17-07 | 06:37 PM
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The keirin ones are hard to find, the non-keirin ones are pretty common.
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Old 03-17-07 | 06:42 PM
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Kalloy makes some.

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Old 03-17-07 | 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by DerekRI
The keirin ones are hard to find, the non-keirin ones are pretty common.

I miss my 27.0, right DerekRI.lol

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Old 03-17-07 | 06:47 PM
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It's been put to good use I'll be in NYC for the 1st week in April, if you'd like to see it's new home, let me know!
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Old 03-17-07 | 06:52 PM
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I should be in Nippon by then but we will see.

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Old 03-17-07 | 07:16 PM
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i got a 27.0 nitto jag post in good shape from stratton/keirin culture. not that hard to come by.
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Old 03-17-07 | 07:33 PM
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as i've always been told, njs approved frames must use all round tubing, nothing aero/ovalized.
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Old 03-17-07 | 07:36 PM
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Originally Posted by jacobs
as i've always been told, njs approved frames must use all round tubing, nothing aero/ovalized.
I don't believe this is true.
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Old 03-17-07 | 07:41 PM
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I don't believe this is true.

Yeah i guess its not true. I recently saw a Makino with a full rear triangle that was aero. NJS frame.
Also, my fork is aero and many other are as well. (NJS frame)
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Old 03-17-07 | 07:45 PM
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sasha has had a number of keirin frames that had aero tubing, and the 3rensho he owns has it also.
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Old 03-17-07 | 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by dylandom
yea, ok, funny. i asked who made them, i know i can RIDE to the bike shop and ask.
as el twe said, thomson makes them. there's really no point in looking any further. in fact, if i score a new frame i'm gonna have the 26.8 thomson elite off my spicer up for sale (unless of course the new frame happens to take a 26.8 but that would just be too perfect wouldn't it?).
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Old 03-17-07 | 08:11 PM
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ohh thanks chris, yea i have a thomson 27.2 and if the frame needs a 26.8 i was going to be ****ed. what frame are u getting
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Old 03-17-07 | 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by dylandom
ohh thanks chris, yea i have a thomson 27.2 and if the frame needs a 26.8 i was going to be ****ed. what frame are u getting
haha, whatever frame sasha scores for me!!! I halfway considered the grey & white dqm/t* pista concept up on the wall at the opening tonight but...is for short people...

but yeah when i got my spicer i scoured the interwebz for sexy 26.8's. i had a kalloy laprade as ceya mentioned when i first got it (was running out of budget at the time), but it was klunky, ugly, had a poorly designed clamp, and was HEAVY AS ****! There's not much eye candy in the 26.8 category (ie miche supertype, easton carbon aero ****, etc.), but you can't go wrong with the Thomson. A 27.2 Elite should be about zero problem to get rid of...
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Old 03-17-07 | 08:26 PM
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u should have gotton it. u would have looked hot 2 def
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Old 03-18-07 | 12:47 AM
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fair enough - i'm getting my info from yamaguchi in part, thats something he told me when i was out working with him. one of the reasons he wanted to get out of japan and over to the us.
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Old 03-18-07 | 01:11 PM
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ohh thanks chris, yea i have a thomson 27.2 and if the frame needs a 26.8 i was going to be ****ed.
Don't worry, I've got one of these in a 26.8 that you can have:

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Old 03-18-07 | 01:13 PM
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Don't worry, I've got one of these in a 26.8 that you can have:

I've got a kona that could use that.
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Old 03-19-07 | 12:12 PM
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I ride an Anchor labled Bridgestone Keirin bike, and I absolutely love it. One of the nicest rides I've ever owned. It takes a 27.0 seatpost, which are hard to find used. You can get new Nitto NJ-SP72 Jaguar seatposts for about $130.
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Old 03-19-07 | 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Maracski
I ride an Anchor labled Bridgestone Keirin bike, and I absolutely love it. One of the nicest rides I've ever owned. It takes a 27.0 seatpost, which are hard to find used. You can get new Nitto NJ-SP72 Jaguar seatposts for about $130.

$130? What a steal.
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Old 03-19-07 | 12:20 PM
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$130? What a steal.
I hope that's a joke.
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Old 03-19-07 | 01:27 PM
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apparently, sarcasm of that caliber is still hard to catch on teh internetz
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