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TejanoTrackie 04-01-10 06:25 PM


Originally Posted by Brian (Post 10610773)
Ohh, my chance to burn you. They carry them at these buildings called "Bike shops". You can usually find a local one...

Seriously though, I don't think they're too hard to find. Even 1.75 K-Rads would make a decent street tire. And you could roll over anything.

Bike shops, huh?

Brian 04-01-10 07:16 PM


Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie (Post 10610804)
Bike shops, huh?

Yeah, they're like websites, but in 3D.

riot2003 04-02-10 12:26 PM

lol

TejanoTrackie 04-02-10 01:36 PM


Originally Posted by LupinIII (Post 10610044)
I believe the windsor hours are just restickered fuji tracks, and the 43 fuji track uses 650. It's pretty stretched out for 650, but it has a shorter chainstay length on the 43 vs the next size up, and the angles seem a little more normal then most shrunken 700c bikes

I just received a reply from BD, and the wheel size is 700c for the 43 cm frame, not 650c, as I suspected. From what I can tell, BD does not offer 650c wheels for any of their FG or SS road bikes.

LupinIII 04-02-10 01:38 PM

^bummer, good thing i didn't order it then. I thought it would just follow the fuji track and come 650. thought it strange that they would stock only one 650 wheeled bike, but figured it was just getting drop shipped from the factory anyways.

thanks for the clear up! wonder why they don't sped 395 length chainstays on all hours?

TejanoTrackie 04-02-10 02:16 PM


Originally Posted by LupinIII (Post 10614420)
wonder why they don't spec 395 length chainstays on all hours?

Probably because 700c wheels won't fit with the slacker seat tube angles in the larger frame sizes, but they can stuff one in the 43cm frame. I'll bet it's a tight fit though. Also, maybe the Fuji track uses a shorter fork for the 43cm frame size, but BD uses the same fork throughout. I think you are correct that the WH is just a Fuji track frame, but BD kept the same wheels and fork throughout to keep the price down. Of course, for the difference in price between the Fuji or IRO and the WH, you can buy a pretty nice set of 650c wheels.

NormanF 04-04-10 12:30 AM

A mini velo will do... I recommend a Silgey Piccolo. With 20" wheels, it can go quite fast. I have a Schwinn Qualifier with Greenspeed Scorcher tires. You can set up as a fixed gear if you like.

the_don 04-04-10 01:28 AM

The 43cm Felt TK3 has 650c wheels


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