Beautiful. Needs a Campy Disc in the rear bad though. What bars are those?

i think they're chopped soma major taylor bars, if not major taylors, def somas not sure what style though. hawt bike btw.

funny how my eyes actually focused on the beer before the bike. i must be thirsty.

somas... try again

http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...7_05260004.jpg

heres another front shot

http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...7_05260010.jpg

****ing 3T f. moser hour record.

That bike makes me angry!

classy? where do you roll?

oh **** lol

You obviously don't know many alcoholics.

I'm really enjoying this picture.

Me too. Excellent pic.

My around-town bike. Late 80s KHS, SS conversion.

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...ouli/khs01.jpg

cool rear brake, must get really dirty though.

I like. Where'd the TT protector come from?

seriously. thats super nice. is there a whole shot of the bike in the past pages? i dont feel like spending anymore time on the internet.

http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...SUNP0004-9.jpg
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...UNP0003-10.jpg

Holy stem, yes. Not yet done still working on fenders, waiting for the front rack and parts for my custom lighting system.

Are those photos adjusted after shooting? Cause they're classy, low saturation.
Whats with the tiny date stamp.

Yeah, my cheap camera takes bright pictures. Those are darkened a little.

update!
http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/1925/mostowyph4.png

and how about the beater for good measure?
http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/15/schwinnqn5.png

I am a bit confused, when i see a track specific bike , should i assume that it is used on the track primarily?

Cause as in the previous post, there is a track bike, and a beater and the beater looks like it gets a lot more hours (of riding). Then i see other posts where the poster's main ride is very track specific.

We just don't clean our beaters.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...e/IMG_9712.jpg

This is my first fixie, I bought it on a whim from a guy passing by me because I wanted to try riding fixed after being an avid mountain biker for many years. Now I'm hooked but I realize it wasn't the greatest purchase in the world. There's a lot wrong with it and I don't want to pour any more money into it. At least I learned some good lessons about mechanics and whatnot. Now I'm saving up to properly build a new bike. Its a 60s (I think) Peugeot with a rear wheel from a Bianchi Pista. I can't get the damn dummy ring off of the crankset and I can't replace the cranks because the bottom bracket cups are seroiusly fused to the frame. Oh well, I still like it and now I'm hooked on riding fixed and learning as much as I can about it. Its my main commuter bike.

I don't think you're the only one.

You ride that brake-less? It took me a while to move away from the brake, but i want it back now.