say, 5 minutes before it rained today, were you 2 on haight? I was on a soma rush when a pair matching your description rolled past me

Yeah, I passed you at the light right before stoping at Discount Fabrics, which was closed :mad:, and that was exactly when it started to rain. The picture was from in front of North Beach Pizza's place on stanyan.

We then rode back to soma, which was a very wet experience.

Hi all,
here's my new ride. finished her about a week ago. not much of a mechanic but was able to do it thanks to this site and everyones input. its not much but i'm proud of her... and myself! happy easter everyone!

http://www.lupfer.org/lupfer.jpg

Wheels: IRO hubs laced to Mavic Open4cd rims (14/15 rear 15 in front)
Frame: Innerlight custom track frame made from Columbus EL
Cranks: 165mm Sugino 75 track cranks
Gearing: 48 x 18
Other Stuff: Eggbeater pedals caked with ****, profile airwing bars, generic steel stem, nashbar seatpost, and body geometry saddle

yowza....that is awesome.......never heard of innerlight....do they have a website?

http://wworks.com/~inrlight/

I picked it up on ebay so I only found the website when I was doing my own research.

from the innerlight site: To maximize the clean and simple look of your track bike, Innerlight suggests internal cable routing, for a minimal charge.

im guessing this is a joke? .. he needs some bike pics..

yeah, pretty worthless website. The frame that I have has no drillings or 'clean and simple cable routing'. It's a sweet frame and I would recommend his craftsmanship to anyone. His marketing skills, however, could use some refinement.

Seems possible that he's talking about internal cable routing for a rear brake, as I guess I can see internal routing for a front brake in my mind, but I don't ever recall seeing it...

Not that I see rear brakes on track bikes a whole lot more often, but I can recall seeing them once or twice. (Of course, usually (never) on a track bike meant to be riden on a track/someone is riding on a track.)

1981 Condor pista with the original 80's DA track groupset, GB stem/3TTT bars, Rolls saddle and Mavic GL330 tubs...

Nice Condor!

Cheers! Coming from the owner of such a nice Walker, thats quite the compliment :D

That is it! I got to get some more pics and put my bikes together!

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CEYA!

I should have the Gan Well done this weekend Ceya - that means you are SLACKIN'...

josh 'no slack' 165

Gan Well !!!
I have one and LOvE it! Sorry, no camera yet.
Glad to hear more are discovering the Gan Well Pro. A fantastic value.
Peace.
DJ

No I got the Sannino Pursuit all built up except front wheel.

It has
Cinelli LA84 bars 44
Cinelli 12 stem
Campy steel Nuevo Record track headset
Campy C-Record Track bottom bracket
Campy oldstyle nuevo record seatpost 27.2
San Marco cutout in the middle. type?
Regina ORO chain
MKS NJS pedals
Christophe toeclips steel
Campy hubs Super Record 28front clincher 32 rear Tubular
Yeah I know I just got the tublar 650 front too late.



S/F,
CEYA!

Value? I mean, don't get me wrong, those frames are owrth losing a kidney for, but they're a bit pricey at 1250, no? I don't generally apply the words, "fantastic value" to a 1250 frame.

Are you guys getting them at some insane price that I'm just not aware of?

some of us got fat tax refunds this year! YAY GRAD SCHOOL!

Slackers unite! LOL..

Gan Well hmmmmm . 165 group leader!. Yeah Tax refund.. Yamaguchi frameset soon. !

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CEYA!

all this talk of Gan Wells and Yamaguchis!!!

Wheres the pics!?!?

My Yamaguchi is going to be done by August.Tax refund is not paying for that!

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CEYA!

I'm assuming that you subside wholly from a diet of milkshakes made of ground up super high end track bikes. There really is no other feasible explanation for you having so many of them other than maybe a schwing job compounded by an horrific allergic reaction to having any money.

Hang in a while. Once the reality of having to pay for the schooling and day by day expenses sets in, there will be lots of nice bikes for sale here cheap.

I fixed up my old Litespeed Obed as a one speed. I use it mostly to go back and forth between work and school, and general towny bike.

Shimano cranks with 32T chainring
Rigid fork off a Karate Monkey adjusted for 80mm of travel
XTR V brakes
SDG Ti saddle
Ritchey rizer bar
Sram composite levers
Mavic 517 rims/xt rear hub with spacers and 14T cog/xtr front hub
No-name chain tensioner

Weight: 21 lbs

Wow, pretty swanky, plush ride. Could you describe the rigid fork travel adjustment process for us unenlightened souls? And when I say us, I mean me.