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2009 Ftp
pretty good lookin, methinks
http://www.countrysidecycling.com/im..._Track_Pro.bmp pricey at $1500 though |
Originally Posted by abigscarybear
(Post 7347016)
pretty good lookin, methinks
http://www.countrysidecycling.com/im..._Track_Pro.bmp pricey at $1500 though |
I'm guessing its a cut to length seat tube like some tri bikes (you can see the graduation markings on it), that stock drop is crazy! Very sexy though.
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Going after the LOOK look with all the Fuji stickers.
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wow, look at all those changes that make it more of a track bike....how dare they?
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Would be cool if they build in an actual seat tube, so that in the future the frame ends up in the hands of the second or third owner and they need that extra adjustability they could hack it all the way down and clamp in a normal post.
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Baby Jesus Christ in a ****ing handbasket, that thing is hideous.
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Originally Posted by oatmealdeal
(Post 7347160)
Baby Jesus Christ in a ****ing handbasket, that thing is hideous.
Well at least fuji got it into their heads that their FTPs where being used for tarck tricks like barspinnnz. |
rear drop outs: 100% removable
seatpost: you cut it down to your size (much like a steerer tube) pretty awesome, but it looks like they are still using those fat toothpaste welds |
Originally Posted by jhaber
(Post 7347108)
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Originally Posted by Gambutrol
(Post 7347242)
seatpost: you cut it down to your size (much like a steerer tube)
except when you hack off a steerer tube you can buy a new fork, measure wrong on the seatpost and NEW FRAME/BIKE.. i know from trying to sell Scott Addict's in the store I worked in that most people prefer traditional seatposts and the weight savings are very minimal.. |
This bike should never touch risers.
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Originally Posted by K_phomma
(Post 7347208)
Silly hipster, never seen a modern track bike, always snooping around "party foul: please edit"s.
Well at least fuji got it into their heads that their FTPs where being used for tarck tricks like barspinnnz. |
i simply like it because of the looks. I think the design is way more advanced towards track use, and i think it will prevent people from tarcking it out. Thats' just my opinion. Im sure we'll see our fair share of HED, riser and TT padded '09 FTP. o well, life goes on.
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Ooooohh La La! Very nice! I like. Personally, I would tarck teh **** out of it!
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obligatory "look at that saddle/bar drop!!!111"
loving the look. the old FTPs emulated the concept and could be tarcked out but this looks like one mean track machine! Love the smooth integrated seatpost, the removable drops are fugly but it looks like the whole industry is moving that way. Glad to see they dropped the piece of sh1t FSA track pros and the ******** two-piece spline and it is now a new FSA one-piece model. I like it a lot. That classy road bike is also stayin' classy. |
note: the seatpost will require anyone to get a pro fit, making $1500 bike (old bike was $1200) plus $100+ fit (sometimes refundable) + $100 pedals + >=$400 on-track wheels (Mavic Ellipse)... that's one hefty price tag.
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Originally Posted by skinnyland
(Post 7347250)
I like the Connoisseur. Nice.
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man the cross pro looks great too, and only $1300
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Why's everyone hate replaceable track fork ends? I think they look bad-ass. Pure business.
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Because it adds complexity in a situation where it is not needed. For aluminum frames the steel inserts on the old FTP and Concept work fine, and for steel the nice track ends used by Keirin builders with un-painted steel grip very well.
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Edit to say the only thing I can see them useful for is minor spacing changing, maybe??? it's a far shot. Maybe there is some issue with lateral flex in the dropouts track racers know about but I don't?
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I dunno, what if you bugger up your fork ends? I think it would be handy to be able to replace them without welding if the situation were to arise.
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