Got my new frame!!!
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Got my new frame!!!
So, I get back to work today and find my new frame sitting in the corner. I will have to wait to build it till tonight. All my parts are sitting at home. Anyway, here she is.

Took the stickers off already.

Tried to get the color but I am by no means a photographer.

Ill get some pictures of it complete as soon as its done.
Build list:
Chrome lugged tange steel fork
Tange head set
Nitto Dynamic stem
Nitto RB-021 bars
Silca bar tape
Nitto Dynamic seat post
Soma Okami saddle
Sugino RD2 crankset with 103BB
MKS track pedals
MKS leather clips
MKS leather straps
Mavic Reflex/Formula wheelset 36h
Continental Giro tubulars
Dura-Ace cog and lockring
Sram PC91 chain
Iv been using 9sp chains on 3/32" drivetrains for awhile without a problem so ill stick with it for now.

Took the stickers off already.

Tried to get the color but I am by no means a photographer.

Ill get some pictures of it complete as soon as its done.
Build list:
Chrome lugged tange steel fork
Tange head set
Nitto Dynamic stem
Nitto RB-021 bars
Silca bar tape
Nitto Dynamic seat post
Soma Okami saddle
Sugino RD2 crankset with 103BB
MKS track pedals
MKS leather clips
MKS leather straps
Mavic Reflex/Formula wheelset 36h
Continental Giro tubulars
Dura-Ace cog and lockring
Sram PC91 chain
Iv been using 9sp chains on 3/32" drivetrains for awhile without a problem so ill stick with it for now.
Last edited by Deshi; 12-01-09 at 01:47 PM.
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No, the frame is drilled for a fork and the lugged fork that came with this set is also drilled. This will be my second Pake. I was able to get my forst one under 20 lbs with deep v's. Im a little interested in seeing how light this one comes out to. I loved the way it felt. By far the best bang for the buck frame iv ever owned.
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So to answer your question, yes, I will be ridding these on the road.
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No, the frame is drilled for a fork and the lugged fork that came with this set is also drilled. This will be my second Pake. I was able to get my forst one under 20 lbs with deep v's. Im a little interested in seeing how light this one comes out to. I loved the way it felt. By far the best bang for the buck frame iv ever owned.
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I bought the frameset through a distributor where I work so I paid wholesale. As for selling the fork, I might. I want to assemble the bike with the chrome fork and see if I like it first.
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Well, most importantly I'm building up a the new steel Langster. As far as parts go, I'm using all these as well:
Tange head set
Nitto Dynamic stem
Nitto RB-021 bars
Nitto Dynamic seat post
Sugino RD2 crankset with 103BB
MKS track pedals
Dura-Ace cog and lockring
Instead of the Soma Okami, I'm going for the Regal. They look almost identical, but the Okami is about half the price of the Regal. Do you know any of the major differences?
Also, I'm using Mavic cxp-33's w/formula hubs (for now) and Conti gator skins. Pretty flippin close. The cranks and wheelset is coming off my current ride, but I'll upgrade those in the near future.
I'll post pictures in a few weeks when its all done.
Tange head set
Nitto Dynamic stem
Nitto RB-021 bars
Nitto Dynamic seat post
Sugino RD2 crankset with 103BB
MKS track pedals
Dura-Ace cog and lockring
Instead of the Soma Okami, I'm going for the Regal. They look almost identical, but the Okami is about half the price of the Regal. Do you know any of the major differences?
Also, I'm using Mavic cxp-33's w/formula hubs (for now) and Conti gator skins. Pretty flippin close. The cranks and wheelset is coming off my current ride, but I'll upgrade those in the near future.
I'll post pictures in a few weeks when its all done.
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Well, most importantly I'm building up a the new steel Langster. As far as parts go, I'm using all these as well:
Tange head set
Nitto Dynamic stem
Nitto RB-021 bars
Nitto Dynamic seat post
Sugino RD2 crankset with 103BB
MKS track pedals
Dura-Ace cog and lockring
Instead of the Soma Okami, I'm going for the Regal. They look almost identical, but the Okami is about half the price of the Regal. Do you know any of the major differences?
Also, I'm using Mavic cxp-33's w/formula hubs (for now) and Conti gator skins. Pretty flippin close. The cranks and wheelset is coming off my current ride, but I'll upgrade those in the near future.
I'll post pictures in a few weeks when its all done.
Tange head set
Nitto Dynamic stem
Nitto RB-021 bars
Nitto Dynamic seat post
Sugino RD2 crankset with 103BB
MKS track pedals
Dura-Ace cog and lockring
Instead of the Soma Okami, I'm going for the Regal. They look almost identical, but the Okami is about half the price of the Regal. Do you know any of the major differences?
Also, I'm using Mavic cxp-33's w/formula hubs (for now) and Conti gator skins. Pretty flippin close. The cranks and wheelset is coming off my current ride, but I'll upgrade those in the near future.
I'll post pictures in a few weeks when its all done.
I ran nitto cromo track drops instead though.
I had a red and chrome one.
Here is what it looked like when I had it.

As for the Regal/Okami debate. I ran the Okami because it was cheaper.
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I guess the funniest part about this whole thing is most of the parts im using came of a steel langster. I got one when they first came out and traded it for a pinarello pista. I really liked the langster but thought the pinarello was a much better bike. I did not rip the guy off because I let him know the quality of the pinarello before trading him so dont get mad at me for that.
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