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what gearing is being run on that? Looks steep.
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New fork, brakes, saddle, cog and front wheel, and pretty soon (hopefully tomorrow) a black chris king gripnut.
http://www.superoscar.nl/aero.JPG Frame: Koga-Miyata FM1 steel Handlebars and Stem: ITM Fork and Headset: Giant OCR aero, 105 headset Front wheel: Bontrager Race-x-lite aero, XT hub, Sapim CX-ray Rear wheel: Bontrager Race-x-lite aero, Bontrager/DT-Swiss hub, DT New aero Crankset and Bottom bracket: Ultegra bracket, Dura-Ace Crankset Saddle and Seat Post: Selle Italia Flite Alpes, Satori seatpost Pedals and Chain: Shimano DX pedals, Shimano RSX chain (to be replaced) Cog/Gearing and Etcetera: 18t Shimano DXR, 53-18 gearing. |
That's extremely cool. I love the rear wheel, you don't often see those on singlespeeds. Nice bar ends, too.
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That bike is just crying out for a 12t cog
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built for a friend....
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^ ^ ^ fix that chain tension!
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Originally Posted by BostonFixed
Top of bars higher than saddle = slow.
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Originally Posted by andre nickatina
^ ^ ^ fix that chain tension!
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(It's an 80cm equivalent, weighs 27lbs.)
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My fixed gear (and yes, with brakes):
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...g/IMG_0459.jpg |
oh my god. i have five words to describe that mural:
breathtaking epic masterpiece? phenomenal sensual it took me a minute before i even knew there was a bike in the picture. |
glad the rims worked out ms. gio, nice bike
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Originally Posted by goldenskeletons
oh my god. i have five words to describe that mural:
breathtaking epic masterpiece? phenomenal sensual |
Originally Posted by goldenskeletons
oh my god. i have five words to describe that mural:
breathtaking epic masterpiece? phenomenal sensual it took me a minute before i even knew there was a bike in the picture. |
Originally Posted by ms.gio
My fixed gear (and yes, with brakes):
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...g/IMG_0459.jpg |
shes dead
so tragic |
Originally Posted by fix
So without the "height is not a good indicator of bike size" comments, how tall are you and what size is that?
:) I'm 6'5" and the frame is 25.5" or 65 cm. It was bigger than I had expected with wheels on put it fits well. The gearing is 52-14. The frame fits but it looks silly and is very heavy. When I get more money, I will buy a smaller lighter frame and a better seat with a long post. |
52-14, damn. how's that working out for you
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I have only been using it for a few days and I really have nothing to compare it to other than my mountain bike. Its a bit tall but manageable. I am having a hard time skid stopping though. And I am not used to not being able to stop pedaling.
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Originally Posted by Hopetoditchcar
I have only been using it for a few days and I really have nothing to compare it to other than my mountain bike. Its a bit tall but manageable. I am having a hard time skid stopping though. And I am not used to not being able to stop pedaling.
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new drivetrain for me.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/230/5...0166379f_o.jpg |
Originally Posted by doofo
shes dead
so tragic |
Originally Posted by ms.gio
My fixed gear (and yes, with brakes):
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...g/IMG_0459.jpg Of course, being of latino descent I'm biased. |
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