Would I ride it to cruise around and get drunk at the beach.. Sure! Would I buy one or spent money to make my bike look like that.... HELL no!

fuji track pro?

Either a Tange or Gan Well Pro carbon.

EDIT: nevermind, saw it posted somewhere else as a Leader.

No, definitely not that. The rear stays on the Track Pro are much lower than that frame.

I'm going with Leader.

Edit - Found this:
http://velospace.org/node/5895

lawl now that i look at the fuji frame i hang my head in shame

I've posted this bike once before, but I finally took some decent pictures. The build is pretty finalized, I don't think I'll be doing much to other than changing up the gearing when I take it to the track next season where I predict I will continue my streak of getting totally humiliated but enjoying myself nonetheless.

This has been serving both as my daily rider/around town bike as well as what I take on longer 50-60 mile rides out of the city.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2076/...fed224a805.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2183/...515e42226f.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2228/...b90b5f3029.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2062/...c2ee1b9426.jpg

class!!!

+1

That bike is amazing.

Where does one get one's hands on one of those?

check your local phonebook for a fellow named Geoffrey Butler, then go steal his bike.

128, someone yesterday told me she loved my bike and it was classically beautiful...and i'm going to go ahead and say that about your bike(s)...i love them and they are all classically beautiful.

Here's my Blizzard Bike, winter fixie commuter. Studded tires, front disk brake, San Marco White Regal saddle, rear luggage rack. What I really like about this build from a style standpoint are the gold nipples over the black spokes onthe Mavic Open Pro's. The nip's accent the gold rivets on the saddle. In real life it really pops! I'll post some better photos later
http://www.sixpeeps.com/wp-content/u...0/img_4624.jpg
Let it snow.

You're almost out of dropout, you may want to add one link to your chain.

and if you add one link and it bottoms out in the dropout you should put a chainring with one more tooth on it. i wouldn't ride that bike with the wheel positioned where it is...but that's just me.

Or you could use a half link and save yourself the cost of a chainring.

that dropout seems to have enough room for a couple of links if so desired. i strongly doubt that a half link or chain ring change would be at all necessary.

Agreed, just pointing out that a half link would be cheaper if it actually did come down to that.

that's just adorable

mcafiero, more pics?
looks real nice.

skidding on studded tires at night might be the most fun anyone can have with a bike

See if you can find magnesium spikes.

definitely feeling that alpine assault surly. might be too nice for a snow bike, though.