Nice build. I'm actually liking the whole orange and white combination.

made my day.

more like the opposite!
it's my mag and I don't even pay myself...

sorry for the shameless self-promo..
but - considering the amount of attention the bike gets when I lock it up, It was well worth putting the logo on it.

dublin city gets the least amount of rainfall in ireland. this week its a mild 11deg celcius which is nice this time of year, get up to 25 in summer, the weather is really erratic- rain, sleet wind then sunny after lunch, never goes below freezing really,you wouldnt get a foot of snow overnight ever but youd never get uncomfortable in summer, come over for the worlds and il give u a place to crash.

Cause you don't want to have to go down (or up) a set of stairs with anything else than a suspended MTB...
Bike cops in london are trained to do so.

Downhill MTB stem and bars

Truvativ Hussefelt for both, bars are oversized, and chopped.

Shortest stem I could find (30mm)!

I love it le car, although I must say, are you of a smaller stature?

one could say so.
Napoleon syndrome can almost be evocated

here's a 0mm stem. there are a few comapnies out there that also make 0mm stems- syncros, race face come to mind.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Syncros-Race-On-...QQcmdZViewItem

Sweet! If you're around on Thursday nights for Thrashin' Thursdays, we meet at Love Park at 10pm. I'm working during the day, but I'll let you know about weekend rides when the weather starts to get nicer.

Separated at birth?
http://velospace.org/files/italianstallion.jpg

http://velospace.org/files/Stella_3.0_017BB.jpg

Exept that msneeri's is a track frame, and the other is a conversion.

durets the joan rivers of bike forums

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/178/3...bbebdf5d_b.jpg
My ride at the moment, Tommy Godwin Track 55x55, Mavic Ellipse, Cinelli stem/drops, Fizik world champ ed, Thomson post, ??? cranks (found but 165), running 52x20

damn that ****s tight.
the top tube protector looks great.
the chain tensioner looks terrible

almost looks like there is toe overlap when the cranks are straight up and down ......but looks great

Dexter: I love the seattube/top tube/seat stay junction, it's great. The stem looks a bit out of place, but otherwise it's hot.

You can actually turn that front wheel?

Yep I can turn that wheel, massive massive massive toe overlap, biggest ive seen,so far but subconsciously u get used to turning without severe bashing.
Chain tensioners arent really neccesary, since the axle is all the way in on the drop outs, but it saves my frame from being scratched from the axle bolts.
I think I am achieving the criteria set out on http://oldskooltrack.com/files/what.is.frame.html
anyway a matter of opinion.
I discovered the top seatube lug is common for english style framebuilding and tommy was a birmingham builder.

got the leather top tube protector on ebay, if anyone is interested http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...6130&rd=1&rd=1

heres another photo, previously with straight forks drilled for a brake.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/150/3...57bbe94d_b.jpg

camera phone shot from the Chilly Hilly ride last weekend

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/165/4...3edda1ec_o.jpg

cops in london are trained to do that? interesting.

i've seen lots of bike cops in various places in the us, and i don't think they're trained to do that. seems to me that cop bikes are more for carrying a bunch of gear and having an officer seem both mobile and approachable/feet-on-the-ground, rather than for chasing people on bike.

in between jobs.

http://www.fyxomatosis.com/images/ne...cidegraves.jpg

How many complete track bikes do you own, Mr. White? The kids want to know.

Great looking bike Mr White, but am I the only one who is nervous about that rear wheel?

How do you keep your nice bikes so nice (ie not scratched to ****) that you work on/lock up all the time? I really want to know this information would be very helpful to me! By the way that bike is HAWT!

Easy, it never rains in Oz!