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You know, there's really no way that post isn't well past the insertion point, but I guess it's more important to have an all NJS bike (oh, except for the risers, of course) than anything else, even if that means eventually trashing a beautiful hand-made frame.
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... and I just realized that the polka-DW has probably the smallest diameter single downtube I've ever seen.
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I use a Jaguar. On the streets (and track). With B123AA's! Oh the humanity!
Seriously I just like to go fast and pull hard on the drops I can rack in plenty of laps on the track and feel fine, just gotta adjust the hand positioning a little every once in awhile, so I don't think it's causing too much trouble.
People also need to learn that many people vary in terms of flexibility, core strength, and what kind of position they can maintain for awhile. I'd wager a bet that those keirin guys are pretty damn flexible (a lot moreso than the average street riding NJS fetishist) on top of being strong...
Seriously I just like to go fast and pull hard on the drops I can rack in plenty of laps on the track and feel fine, just gotta adjust the hand positioning a little every once in awhile, so I don't think it's causing too much trouble.
People also need to learn that many people vary in terms of flexibility, core strength, and what kind of position they can maintain for awhile. I'd wager a bet that those keirin guys are pretty damn flexible (a lot moreso than the average street riding NJS fetishist) on top of being strong...
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I once saw it on the keirin japan website. Its a fairly old image though..maybe a year old. https://keirin.jp/pc/dfw/dataplaza/guest/
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Condor
Condor has some nice bikes, that Stadio is very nice but, the Paris is kind of funky.
https://www.condorcycles.com/stadio.html
https://www.condorcycles.com/stadio.html
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Are they the new Miche cranks? Much better idea using complete sets of chainring bolts imo...
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I use a Jaguar. On the streets (and track). With B123AA's! Oh the humanity!
Seriously I just like to go fast and pull hard on the drops I can rack in plenty of laps on the track and feel fine, just gotta adjust the hand positioning a little every once in awhile, so I don't think it's causing too much trouble.
People also need to learn that many people vary in terms of flexibility, core strength, and what kind of position they can maintain for awhile. I'd wager a bet that those keirin guys are pretty damn flexible (a lot moreso than the average street riding NJS fetishist) on top of being strong...
Seriously I just like to go fast and pull hard on the drops I can rack in plenty of laps on the track and feel fine, just gotta adjust the hand positioning a little every once in awhile, so I don't think it's causing too much trouble.
People also need to learn that many people vary in terms of flexibility, core strength, and what kind of position they can maintain for awhile. I'd wager a bet that those keirin guys are pretty damn flexible (a lot moreso than the average street riding NJS fetishist) on top of being strong...
one of the first things i learned about body positioning on the track was that being too low seriously sucked. it didn't make me appreciably more aero - instead, it robbed me of comfort and more importantly, robbed me of power.
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I had to go with a positive rise stem when I switched to deep track drops. It's not very sexy, but it puts me in the perfect sprint position.
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*cinelli track stem is much more modest drop...but his bike would still fit ok with the jaguar. i think they look kinda dumb though.
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Thanks much!
Yeah, that random dude is her father...
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Yeah, that random dude is her father...
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most keirin racers don't have much seatpost extension...so that stem makes a little more sense.
https://www.davidbjack.com/981011_Cat_and_Mouse.jpg
https://www.davidbjack.com/981011_Cat_and_Mouse.jpg
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i really really like it. the stem is uber sexy.
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I would have to say that bike is one of my favorite custom builds i've seen!
Every thing is just perfect, adding or subtracting anything would only detract from it, and the double downtube , I find that very interesting and a nice little surprise when looking at it. I think i looked at the BB picture 3-4 times last night before i even realized that I wasn't looking at the stay's for the drop outs.
The colors are great too! I really hope your daughter enjoys her sweet new ride.
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That girl's Walker is killer.
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Holy crap that pic came out small.
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