Oh my god that Rossin is the HOTTEST! There is a super nice used Rossin track frame at High Park Cycles, but good ol' Jan wants $850 for it! It's white on the front half and the back half is orange, hot pink and green. It's pretty damn nice.

Oh wait I should mention High Park Cycles is in Toronto. Danhalen out.

i'd like to point out that my post was way more entertaining than you all acted.

and rossin's are cool.

Yeah, I've seen that one but the peach Colnago is the hottest one in there; I think he quoted me 9bills for that one, yikes! He really does have some insane stuff though.

**** yes.

Is this how you skid with studded tires? Sweet!

My fixie...

http://www.imagecoast.com/images/Dan...kmedium2ex.jpg

One more

http://gallery.rhapsody.st/albums/ir.../snowskid4.jpg

I've always loved these:

http://static.flickr.com/99/284079620_5e55cb5386.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/103/284079617_93efae206f.jpg

...and now I got one.

God that stem is hot.

alas, only because of the high pressure grip.

1. The Mercier in green - nice.

2. Skidding in snow - I'm jealous.

3. Dura Ace quill stems - hottt.

The stupid wedge inside indents the bar - do find your position carefully, as frequent readjustments will cause the bar to slip.

Oh yeah I saw that one too, yeah its super nice. Oh man the frames he has in there are ridiculous, the road frames he has too is just unbelievable. Everything is Basso, Colnago, Cinelli, Rossin etc. Have you ever been to Bicycle Specialties? Mike has some amazing stuff and he's actually reasonable about his prices. I just picked up a Lejeune track frame from him saturday. I will have to borrow a camera or something to get some pics up, mine is officially toast from its salt water bath (long story). The Lejeune looks just like the one hanging up at Urbane except mine has much rattier paint.

Thanks for the heads up. I've mated them to some pretty gnarlified TT bars, so it's not gonna be a problem.

no criticism intended btw, i've always heard good things and you look like you have a good setup
its a good concept for sure, more clearance and all that, but i guess for me running a rigid street/jumper (a norco 416 reynolds) i wouldnt have needed it.

my 64cm guerciotti

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y13...en/bike002.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y13...en/bike005.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y13...en/bike007.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y13...en/bike003.jpg

i picked it off of ebay a over the summer after getting hit by a trolley on my old bike. in the mail right now are steel clips and double leather straps. and hopefully soon a new saddle and bars?

nothing says dope old italian frame like formula.

not everybody is made of money.

word

true that!
Your bike is awesome cause it looks like it gets ridden hard. respect.

metallo pesante, what kind of light is that? I like how it wraps around the headtube.

I'm not sure i'll try and find out for you though, they sell them at our local bike shop.

edit: i found it on the internet, it's an older model serfas light.

https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/12326/

also i have one and have gone through 2 of the cap bolts. They are cheap plastic and break if torqued down to hard. Just take it easy with it.

Metallo Pesante - your bike is sick and I'm jealous cos it's my size. Plus it looks like it gets ridden hard so those sealed bearing hubs are gonna be useful.