old style track
 

what is a some what modern bike, with an older track bike look?

The one you find by using google.

There are probably better examples but the Langster Steel comes to mind.

alright i'll search "an new track bike with an older track bike look" im sure i'll get tones of options.

see, that was a good post

alien

i have considered an alien frame

What do you consider an old style track bike?
Pic?

just really tight and plain. with perferably a quill stem.

sort of like this
http://velospace.org/files/trackbike1.jpg

Im just saying what your definition of "classic"? A little more info would be useful for us. Some people think 1980's would be a classic. Personally, I think it would be a 1960's-1970's bike to be a classic. Everything else is just in limbo.

Kilo TT maybe would suit you if you dont want to spend much.

three letters: njs ;)

i would love an njs bike. but i dont have the cash for that. and i dont really want the kilo. i just wanted to know so i could have a good chance of just searching it on google, and finding a website that i could buy a nice bike from.

All off the first page on google.

http://www.somafab.com/delancey.html

http://blog.bishopbikes.com/2008/08/...d-track-frame/

http://kogswell.com/g.html

http://spicercycles.com/product/spic...d-fork-464.htm

good finds. thank you

;) Your welcome.

http://www.affinitycyclesstore.com/i...r=metropolitan
im in love with this bike. its brand spankin' new

I don't think $500 for a 4130 chromoly steel frame is worth it.

whats your price range? might be able to help a little better.

depends on how you build it up. someone recently finished building up that purple pake and it looks pretty "old school."

That's not "old style track" at all. Even the kilo has a lugged fork.
I suggest the SE Premium brew frameset. 250 bikeisland, shipping included, frame/fork/headset. Lugged frame and fork, very nice looking dropouts too.

I agree with the other guy, NJS is what you are looking for - but the prices are absurd for the hipsters looking for NJS everything, no matter what the price, even though they arent even keirin racers.

You mean this one?
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...s/IMG_0595.jpg

yes. is that yours? so sexy.

Yes it is mine. Thanks for the complement. I have a set of custom laminated wood handlebars on it right now. Just need this damn snow to go away.

This

http://www.dametruth.com/blog/wp-con...a2-600x376.jpg

Most if not all NJS frames are made with 4130 chromoly tubing.

seeing as the page doesn't mention any butting, i'm guessing there isn't any. I get what you're saying when kaisei 019 and 022 are the 4130 alloy but are manipulated differently and are generally straighter. plus i'm sure there's japanese frames built with the nickel alloy steels and such.

but bad deal on that affinity. I got my en jay ess frame with hatta swan hs and sugino 75bb for 420 shipped. njs isn't out of reach, you just have to look for it.

A vintage looking frame or a vintage looking bike?

That Affinity bike you posted didn't have anything really vintage going for it (no lugs even), it just had vintage-esque stem, bars, decals, wrap, and wheelset. It seems like you're more interested in a finished look than the actual frame - in which case you can do almost anything with components.

repaint, ~fair~ buy it now price, some nice provenance:
http://cgi.ebay.com/CARLTON-SPRINTER...item35a6f69aa9
http://i.ebayimg.com/13/!BkrY+!wBGk~...fPvFg~~_12.JPG