Some of the all carbon saddles are surprisingly comfortable if you're in the drops because they fit your sit bones just so when you're racing. For commuting purposes, I figure they'd be absolutely dreadful because that's not what they're intended for.

Agreed, they're fairly comfortable IF you can find one that perfectly fits your bones.

150 miles a week and I have no complaints

not at all. one of the more comfortable saddles I've ridden and i've ridden a lot.

i really like the profile it has, what do they go for...?

thanks a lot!

retail it should be around 300 bucks
I would never pay that, though

is that seriously a huffy? like a huffy huffy from when i was 9?

No, the huffy that was in TdF

Ha, yeah I effin wish.

Its a Kilo TT with black vinyl over the decals

Does Serotta even make a track bike?

That Huffy is quite boss indeed. Methinks it would look spectacular with a silver stem.

When it's parked, put a grocery store plastic bag over it, secured with a rubber band. Instant 'ghetto'.

Im waiting on some b123s to be put on with a poshished nitto stem.

http://www.bikecult.com/works/archiv...erottaTPR.html
http://velospace.org/node/2687
http://velospace.org/node/1139

and they do custom stuff right? So I assume you can get a custom track bike.

I do that to my bike every day that it rains
I have no shame

Oh. Well, dang. Perfect!

:D

Dude, I had a dream that I was going to a yard sale and the guy is selling a 7-11 Huffy for $5. And I have like $4 and some change.

yes there is one I have found and it is a serotta 7-11 team bike ala huffy
http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...yTrackbike.jpg
this thing is tooo purdy to leave unmentioned my buddy has the road bike

If it fit your arse, it'd be comfortable

Actually, I just recently read that the fancy competition Huffys were actually made by Roland Della Santa. Only Murrays were turned out by Serotta. Being a Della Santa might actually give it a higher pedigree.

any idea what kind of bars those are. i guess cinelli...but which model. they look pretty sweet.

so do i, but instead of an elastic, i just take the handles and tie them around the seat post! this works best with the smaller plain grey plastic bags that you get at convenience stores and the like. :beer:

cinelli 67

oh hmm. that's what i got :D
i guess the angle makes 'em look different.