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Old 08-17-08, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by eMwolB
^bbboing!
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Originally Posted by sniks
something is a little off with that build maybe the seat is to chunky for the aero tubing and the stem is a bit beefy for the drops.
but I'm kinda a dick so don't pay any attention to me.
I was thinking an SLR saddle would be a better fit for the build. Stem is fine.
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Originally Posted by abigscarybear
the ganwell is sick, as is the mystery frame. what wheels are on the gan?
https://velospace.org/node/11914
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A few updates.

Tallbike now has deep v's


B4 now has a machined front wheel, pink brake housing, and a selle san marco saddle.




New configuration of an old Raleigh Super Record



The Fun Bike.


Polo Bike
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Originally Posted by negative
I was thinking an SLR saddle would be a better fit for the build. Stem is fine.
ok but this would be a nice option

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Yeah, just left over bar tape, and electrical tape
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Originally Posted by JoeEasy
those are a formula hub
you are right, i was going to run durace but the deal fell through... my bad
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put this together last week, very happy with how it turned out.

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that is ****ing awesome. what frame?

also, i love the clear/black superflash on the B4

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This is how it started:



And this is how it sits now:



It's not done yet, still need to get the front brake on and make a few adjustments. I finished setting it up today and rode it around, and the chain needs to be tighter, the seat needs to be a couple inches higher, and the bar stem needs to be tightened because the handlebars were moving around a little bit.
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Originally Posted by cc700
that is ****ing awesome. what frame?

also, i love the clear/black superflash on the B4
langsters have a sloping top tube : ) but it does look like aluminum
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Originally Posted by cc700
that is ****ing awesome. what frame?

also, i love the clear/black superflash on the B4
thanks. its an aluminium apollo record track frame, rattle canned matte black. apollo is an australian brand.

https://www.apollobikes.com/apollopro...rd%20-%20Track
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Originally Posted by elmoloveftl
I bought this track frame from the shop I used to work at. I have heard one story that it's nameless Taiwanese fare and another story that it is high-end ridiculousness. The welds are very nice, and downtube and chainstays are ovalized/flattened. The tag says "Maccici" but I know that's wrong. I don't actually care, as it's an art-project of a build, but I would like to know. It's Titanium, 60st x 58tt.
Sure looks like a GT. Don't know if they sold an over-the-counter track bike but they did supply the US Olympic team among others...
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GT made two off the shelf track bikes, the pulse and GTB.

the triple triangle design with the seatstays bisecting the top tube has been used by many many other manufacturers.

i don't think the olympic team ever used titanium bikes, so i don't think you're right at all. a lot of titanium bikes are custom made so that only makes it less likely that you're right.
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Originally Posted by luke.read
put this together last week, very happy with how it turned out.

is the a ****ing sale on those rolls saddles somewhere?

nah,man it looks good on that bike.

good looking for sure.
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wow all some great bikes, really love the stable
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The flat has been fixed haha, got rid of that ****ty rubber rimstrip, replaced it with a velox one.
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My Trek 560 fixed gear. Weinmann DP18's on 700x23 tires, Shimano 105 crank running 42/16. Just added the nashbar bullhorns a few days ago, but I still need to put on the bullhorn brake levers. Anyways, I'm loving it so far
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Still a mystery

Come on... I was expecting better than "it looks like a GT" GT's all had a tube-end hanging out of the back of their triple-triangle. (look at any GT) I wondered if it was a lost prototype for GT, but it's not even a possibility. Again: any Ideas? The dropouts are crazy-thick, if that helps.

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Originally Posted by sniks
is the a ****ing sale on those rolls saddles somewhere?
I was thinking the SAME thing....if someone knows PM me!!
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I'll post the pic when I build it up. I've got Ti -spindle Rotor cranks, a B-17 Ti-rail Brooks, A Titec flat-bar, a litespeed stem, a Ti seatpost, Velocity Deep-V orange "Swimmer" rims... I will call her fertiliTi (Take a moment, think it over, if you don't get the joke, it's really cuz you suck.)
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Youre gonna put a Brooks and Veep Ds on that hot ass frame?
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I've since adjusted the seat/bar angles (both were tilted up slightly) and dropped the seat a few mm + its got a saddle pack, water bottle holder and cats eyes lights on the front and back

(suburbs)

also, I am 6'4 and YES I realize the frame is massive
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Originally Posted by luke.read
put this together last week, very happy with how it turned out.

Gorgeous. I love the splash of silver in the in the drive-train on an otherwise blacked-out bike.
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Originally Posted by itztrue


My Trek 560 fixed gear. Weinmann DP18's on 700x23 tires, Shimano 105 crank running 42/16. Just added the nashbar bullhorns a few days ago, but I still need to put on the bullhorn brake levers. Anyways, I'm loving it so far
i like this one. now get a tt lever on there asap
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