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senior tarckass
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From: east bay california
Bikes: 2001 bianchi pista/ affinity low pro
those things arnt too bad looking.
Newbie
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Utilitarian Boy
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From: Bronx, NY
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Cloudy and chilly day, but a good day to ride nonetheless
408 South Bay
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From: A Ride Away From Hellyer Velodrome (SJFixed.org)
Triple Triangle Frame = sweetness!!!
I Love My Dream
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tarck as ****
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Newbie
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From: PARIS, FRANCE
Bikes: Moser 1978 & Gazelle
^Ceci est une bécane soignée.
get those risers off! and the stem too! that needs cinelli stuff. I'm actually a little heated that you but risers on that
out of shape
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From: va
that moser badly needs a zeus pista group. spot on with the saddle, though.
ABQ
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Thanks everyone who commented on my Swobo Sanchez build. I like getting all the different points of view, how different folks set up their rides. JABBA, I actually was testing the waters with the retro/modern mix, I really like the feel of the Major Taylor bars, and I was just curious about setting up a more recent, sloping top tube design with a "retro" handlebar arrangement. I welcome your input as to what you think would click as far as saddle, HB and stem selection. I'm always mixing and trying different themes with my bikes (I have 3 fixed rides) so meh, maybe it'll be something different next month!
I didn't want a cookie-cutter type bike, and this one definitely gets reactions...
I like the visual impression I get when riding it: the "cockpit" view of the mostly bare handlebars, the unusual shape, and minimal bar tape wrap. Just a hint of the red trim color.
Ersatz, I like riding with bare handlebars, and having padding on the drops only. I am comfortable riding without padding nearer the stem, or when modulating the brake. Leather gloves work great on bare handlebars. I also clamp lighting systems, GPS and a bell on the handlebars, depending on when, where I'm going...so it's nice having room for all that crap
I didn't want a cookie-cutter type bike, and this one definitely gets reactions...
I like the visual impression I get when riding it: the "cockpit" view of the mostly bare handlebars, the unusual shape, and minimal bar tape wrap. Just a hint of the red trim color.
Ersatz, I like riding with bare handlebars, and having padding on the drops only. I am comfortable riding without padding nearer the stem, or when modulating the brake. Leather gloves work great on bare handlebars. I also clamp lighting systems, GPS and a bell on the handlebars, depending on when, where I'm going...so it's nice having room for all that crap
Utilitarian Boy
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From: Bronx, NY
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Isn't that Marty Nolstein?
200 meter rush
200 meter rush
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About as tarck as you can get, but I love it.
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From: Raleigh, NC
Bikes: Waterford RST-22, Bob Jackson World Tour, Ritchey Breakaway Cross, Soma Saga, De Bernardi SL, Specialized Sequoia
De Bernardi
Here are some shots of my De Bernardi that I recently converted to a SS/fixe. It's got an Ultegra crank with 42T chainring, Brooks B17 saddle, CLB seatpost, Nitto stem, Mavic CXP-22 wheels with Formula hubs.
FNG
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From: Toronto, ON
Bikes: 2008 IRO Angus, 2008 Jamis Exile 29er

And maybe you could polish up the stem? The matte/chrome look is just a bit off to me.
Still kicking.


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From: Annandale, New Jersey
Bikes: Bike Count: Rising.
Ersatz, I like riding with bare handlebars, and having padding on the drops only. I am comfortable riding without padding nearer the stem, or when modulating the brake. Leather gloves work great on bare handlebars. I also clamp lighting systems, GPS and a bell on the handlebars, depending on when, where I'm going...so it's nice having room for all that crap
oh yeah def the bare handlebars help with that sometimes the bar tape doesn't allow that.
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And check out this dork!
If only they read the opinions of some internet dweebs - then their bikes would finally be acceptable.
Last edited by bonechilling; 03-02-09 at 12:24 AM.
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From: El Cerrito, California
Oh dear, the super track bike sarcasm is gettin' to me.





Swobo Sanchez

