Are those deep-v's?

Horrible pic, but... http://velospace.org/files/1a_0.jpg

someone post a kiloTT with $2000 wheels.

i ride aluminum bars, but i totally understand the appeal of steel bars. i think if i were doing a lot more heavy sprinting at the track i might actually switch to steel. they do add weight to your front end, but sometimes that extra stiffness is way more important.

you just can't perform as well if your trying to pull away from a pack on a velodrome and you start feeling your bars goin' "wonk wonk wonk wonk..." aside from the slight loss of power transfer, its a little bit self-intimidating. ...maybe that doesn't make sense.

i dunno. steel bars have their place in the track world. ...i mean, unless you can afford carbon.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/107/2...0eb71298_o.jpg

Phils/Deep V
Dura Ace 7710
Thomson stem/seatpost
Time ATAC
Yada, yada, yada...

Yeah, long story...

http://www.calfeedesign.com/images/pistaroya600x628.jpg

http://www.calfeedesign.com/images/S...ike650x493.jpg

http://www.vanillabicycles.com/frames/track/2/lrg/2.jpg

http://www.vanillabicycles.com/frames/track/4/lrg/1.jpg

http://www.moyercycles.com/xe.jpg

http://www.bilenky.com/studio%20shot...s/CRW_0128.jpg
http://www.bilenky.com/studio%20shot...s/CRW_0133.jpg

I'm really surprised to see all the Moyers and not a single Vanilla yet.

Uh the post right above yours has two.

I always wonder that about people on the track with quill stems.

And yeah, it's about a 50/50 split at my track with the regular road bars vs track bars. Actually, I see more of the Deda aluminum pista bars than anything.

nooooo! why is that beautiful colnago r.i.p. ?!

VW Touareg > Colnago Dream Pista

Thanks! It is a Dean Ti frame.

3 on the last page.

I'm surprised no one's mentioned the Phil Wood "Big Fix" (which I can't find a good pic of right now and don't know if it's an over $2000 bike, but it sure looked like it to me.)

if i had to guess, i'd guess people chose frames that fit and that they liked (particularly the fit), knowing that that would be more important than the performance benefit of a threadless setup.

i like threadless a lot, but i'm not gonna give up my pogliaghi to aquire it.

i have (and have drooled over) this...

Dedas = oversized = hella stiff.

crap, scrolled right by 'em.

If I had a pic of a certain PDX kid's Vanilla track bike, complete with Phil Woods, NOS Araya Rims, Sugino Grand Might cranks and a Chris King HS (not to mention the nicest chrome lugs I've ever seen, and the V on the track end that Vanilla loves to do), I'd definitely post it.

Here's the Big Fix in the glorious full side view
http://static.flickr.com/79/265376188_3d49f46b0c_b.jpg

Pretty close to 2 grand with those wheels
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...Ez/cinelli.jpg

Rarer than hen's teeh
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...nchEz/HTR2.jpg

Rarer than a hen's toothbrush
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...Ez/denny10.jpg

Rarer than a hen's dentures
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...haringshow.jpg

LOOK!
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...chEz/MS006.jpg

Probably just about 2 Gs in this setup
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...z/c1f5b518.jpg

The last NOS Cinelli track frame on eBay went for over $3500, so **** the wheels!

jet sanchez... you forgot this one.........

I was frantically looking for that cinelli laser pic, you beat me to it... I love that thing.

http://bikecanal.cosmo.com.br/especi...anos/moser.jpg
wish I could find a better pic, Moser hour record bike.