yeah i searched for follis...that bike is quite hot....if you only took off that brake.

i love this bike becuase of how much sweat and blood went into it. Im still going to be replacing most if not all of it within a year. i cant decide between dropping some coin on something more classic like a de bernardi, or going for something more along the lines of surly or iro. im not trying to start a debate...i know tony kicks ass...im just making a statement. unless of couse someone wants to talk about the de bernardi frames. i see lots in the forum an dthey are all nice...what do u think.....good choice for an uban bike ?....high quality ride?

http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=70239

brakes been off for a while now. and new bars, wheelset etc.

awesome...................definately gives my baby some competition

Here are my fixed and singlespeed rides...

very hot. the bianchi ss is awesome...not to mention the chopper

is your langser fixed or with a freewheel?

Cool Bianchi ....... here's mine: :)

http://www.bikegreenecounty.com/photos/Mtb55.jpg

that chopper is the tits!

Nice bikes dude. I'm coming back up to Eugene next month, too bad I won't have any of my bikes or we could do a ride.

looks like you're having fun, tongue all hanging out and stuff.

oh, and nice bike!

I've only ever ridden the Langster fixed. It was a gift for getting into grad school and I've been hooked ever since.

My new Surly.

http://beyondthebar.net/Images/Surly1.jpg

More pictures: one, two, three, four, five, and six.

Nice surly. what kind of rims and tires you got up there?

Those are Velocity Deep Vs and Armadillos.

I just dumpstered an older Soma Cosmopolitan, anybody know much about them, I also found a mitzutani, trying to decide wich to build first

listen....ill do you a favor and take one of those frames off your hands

just this once

I finally got my Yamaguchi pursuit frame built up.

Formula (IRO) hubs, Mavic CXP-22 rims, Bontrager (Trek) tires 700x25
Sugino Mighty Competition crankset, 45/16 (and totally out of place Campy dustcaps)
Yamaguchi stem (had a close-up of this but the focus was off)
Nitto B123 NJS bars
Wellgo pedals, Cinelli clips
Selle San Marco saddle

there are a few more pics here

http://www.adamkell.com/misc/yama/full1.jpg
http://www.adamkell.com/misc/yama/chainring.jpg
http://www.adamkell.com/misc/yama/cog.jpg
http://www.adamkell.com/misc/yama/bars.jpg

Adam, you're trying to kill us here aren't you? Incredible bike. Congrats. How does it ride?

very stiff, very smooth. it loves to sprint and is more comfortable than I'd predicted.

how does it turn? such an astonishingly short wheelbase...beautiful bike, though, don't get me wrong. i'd love to take it for a spin!

it corners really well. the locations of the bars right over the center of the front wheel probably helps.

I haven't had the opportunity to ride many bikes so my basis for comparison is mostly my Alan (aluminum) road bike.

toe overlap is an issue when riding slowly. i've learned to time it or unclip and it hasn't caused any problems yet.

Good lord that's gorgeous. Damn, I would KILL for that wheelbase.

Watch your back, buck-o.

it's true, your bike is tasty. mmmm...

emavex: which would you prefer, I actually threw my wheel set on the soma and Im loving it. I need to put some more work in the mizutani. Its really too bad the mizutani doesnt have the head badge. Soma head badge is ill.

are you serious?

what size are the frames

I cant do it, i was just wondering what you were more in to, Im sorry to mislead you