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how is it
we used to hate pistas but now we love kilo tts
? you guys have changed |
i love pistas, i love kilo tts, i love bikes
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Originally Posted by doofo
(Post 5625125)
we used to hate pistas but now we love kilo tts
? you guys have changed |
Kilos look slick. Pistas, at least the new ones look goofy to me for some reason.
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Originally Posted by Ratwings
(Post 5625220)
Kilos look slick. Pistas, at least the new ones look goofy to me for some reason.
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+Flat-crown fork
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Originally Posted by doofo
(Post 5625125)
we used to hate pistas but now we love kilo tts
? you guys have changed |
where can one buy a kilo frame only? i've been looking to no avail.
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in a couple months bikeisland should have them back up. in more colors than just black and green. have patience.
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Originally Posted by I_luv_hooters
(Post 5626046)
where can one buy a kilo frame only? i've been looking to no avail.
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Unicrown vs. flat crown? No contest.
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Not bad looking, but I'd probably go for an alien and save some cash if I were in that market.
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i got my kilo frameset from bikeisland on ebay.
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Any Spicer lugged track frame is going to be the same Maxway bike that everyone else is going to be selling by the middle of next year.
If you have any patience, I would definitely NOT buy the Spicer track frame stand-alone, since Bikes Direct is going to be selling them in February for $175 shipped, in a variety of colors, and without and logos. |
Originally Posted by curiousincident
(Post 5626542)
Not bad looking, but I'd probably go for an alien and save some cash if I were in that market.
and $200 more |
Originally Posted by curiousincident
(Post 5626542)
Not bad looking, but I'd probably go for an alien and save some cash if I were in that market.
Look, this crap is all the same. It all comes from Maxway or Kinesis, it's all generic tubing, and none of the geometries are that life-changing. The lugged stuff is coming along because there's demand for it, but I'm not sure why people are going gaga for totally generic lugs, even if some of them are shiny. It doesn't matter which brand you buy, if one of the completes has the mix of parts you want, go for it, otherwise get a frame and build it up. Spicer, Alien, IRO, Surly, Bianchi, Jamis, Specialized, who cares? This is basic stuff coming off of the same production lines as every $400 hybrid and $650 Sora road bike out there, and yet every time some "company" (read: glorified shipping depot) cuts and pastes another OEM product into their catalog or maybe even makes tiny spec changes to what they're ordering, everybody goes OMG MUST DISCUSS MUST DISCUSS!!!!!111. It's an entry level frame, buy one that has the setup you want and get on with your life. |
well said.
let's discuss what you said in detail. |
Originally Posted by bonechilling
(Post 5626835)
Any Spicer lugged track frame is going to be the same Maxway bike that everyone else is going to be selling by the middle of next year.
If you have any patience, I would definitely NOT buy the Spicer track frame stand-alone, since Bikes Direct is going to be selling them in February for $175 shipped, in a variety of colors, and without and logos. |
Originally Posted by Landgolier
(Post 5626936)
This is basic stuff coming off of the same production lines as every $400 hybrid and $650 Sora road bike out there, and yet every time some "company" (read: glorified shipping depot) cuts and pastes another OEM product into their catalog or maybe even makes tiny spec changes to what they're ordering, everybody goes OMG MUST DISCUSS MUST DISCUSS!!!!!111. It's an entry level frame, buy one that has the setup you want and get on with your life.
haha temp sig! |
Originally Posted by Landgolier
(Post 5626936)
Except that you can't buy the alien frame for another 4 months or so.
Look, this crap is all the same. It all comes from Maxway or Kinesis, it's all generic tubing, and none of the geometries are that life-changing. The lugged stuff is coming along because there's demand for it, but I'm not sure why people are going gaga for totally generic lugs, even if some of them are shiny. It doesn't matter which brand you buy, if one of the completes has the mix of parts you want, go for it, otherwise get a frame and build it up. Spicer, Alien, IRO, Surly, Bianchi, Jamis, Specialized, who cares? This is basic stuff coming off of the same production lines as every $400 hybrid and $650 Sora road bike out there, and yet every time some "company" (read: glorified shipping depot) cuts and pastes another OEM product into their catalog or maybe even makes tiny spec changes to what they're ordering, everybody goes OMG MUST DISCUSS MUST DISCUSS!!!!!111. It's an entry level frame, buy one that has the setup you want and get on with your life. |
kilo TT's and pistas are the new NJS frame...
overspenders...step ya game up! |
Originally Posted by Landgolier
(Post 5626936)
Look, this crap is all the same. It all comes from Maxway or Kinesis, it's all generic tubing, and none of the geometries are that life-changing. The lugged stuff is coming along because there's demand for it, but I'm not sure why people are going gaga for totally generic lugs, even if some of them are shiny. It doesn't matter which brand you buy, if one of the completes has the mix of parts you want, go for it, otherwise get a frame and build it up. Spicer, Alien, IRO, Surly, Bianchi, Jamis, Specialized, who cares? This is basic stuff coming off of the same production lines as every $400 hybrid and $650 Sora road bike out there, and yet every time some "company" (read: glorified shipping depot) cuts and pastes another OEM product into their catalog or maybe even makes tiny spec changes to what they're ordering, everybody goes OMG MUST DISCUSS MUST DISCUSS!!!!!111. It's an entry level frame, buy one that has the setup you want and get on with your life.
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Originally Posted by blickblocks
(Post 5633904)
Performance really needs to get on this track bike thing quick, start selling $150 unbranded Maxway frames and $100 Vuelta wheelsets in their stores.
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