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sil3nt wrote:

Why the ugly seat post clamp and not a binder bolt?

few more pics..

Fixed gear....like a boss.




http://cyclingtips.com.au/2013/06/donho ... -in-speed/

sold my MASH and got this about a month ago




Frame: Leader Kagero 2011
Fork/Headset: Alpina/cane creek
Crankset/Bottom Bracket: Sugino 75
Pedals: Shimano
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain: Cycle underground 49T / soma 19T / izumi
Handlebars/Stem: Pro PLT / Thomson X2
Saddle/Seatpost: Selle Italia flite 90
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire: Deep v
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire: Deep v
Accessories: Ass saver

sil3nt wrote:

Bob_TAS wrote:Looks great, that's a beefing chain you've got there

Yeah its a bit heavy bit at least its strong

What is that chain? Thinking it might go nicely on my single speed...

Kwaichang wrote:

sil3nt wrote:

Bob_TAS wrote:Looks great, that's a beefing chain you've got there

Yeah its a bit heavy bit at least its strong

What is that chain? Thinking it might go nicely on my single speed...

It;s a KMC Kool chain. I have used, not really a fan. But a chain is a chain.

"hipster territory"? pffft, it's got brakes, and where are the fluoro pink Ourys and Aerospok?


Seriously though, nice looking bike .

Just finished my latest singlespeed build. 1988 Gold Coaster (aka old ten speed clunker) frame, powdercoated in "the glossiest black you've got" .
Super squishy 700x38s, running 52-16 gear. I'm really liking the bar tape instead of normal flatbar grips too.

LoveB wrote:newest pickup...

Nice bike but I love the Series 1 more

Finally built the rest of my bikes up 5 weeks after moving.

Put a TT set-up on my planet X as I've never used one before. Felt alright up and down the street, see how it goes on a longer ride tomorrow. Need to find some bar plugs so I can ditch the brake levers. Also, i need to buy a black tyre to get rid of that awful pink thing.

Also found some damage on the NDS crank arm on my Bridgestone from the move, where something in the box moved and rubbed its way through the protective bubble wrap and rubbed a nice gouge in the crank.

If anyone has a near mint Dura Ace 7600 NDS crank arm, i'm your man.

Mugglechops wrote:

LoveB wrote:newest pickup...

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Nice bike but I love the Series 1 more

Fellow rovernut I see! lol

hopefully running soon...

1954 2.0 86'. Ex hunter valley fire brigade vehicle

kreyziest wrote:sold my MASH and got this about a month ago




Frame: Leader Kagero 2011
Fork/Headset: Alpina/cane creek
Crankset/Bottom Bracket: Sugino 75
Pedals: Shimano
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain: Cycle underground 49T / soma 19T / izumi
Handlebars/Stem: Pro PLT / Thomson X2
Saddle/Seatpost: Selle Italia flite 90
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire: Deep v
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire: Deep v
Accessories: Ass saver

How you find the Kegero compare to the Mash you had?

Nice bike but I love the Series 1 more

Just what I was going to say.
No nicer back yard ornament than an old Landy.
Tony
(Bike and Land Rover nut)

Here's a pic of my better halves ride. She's 48 and rides fixed, what a woman

hmmm pic is chopped

kreyziest wrote:sold my MASH and got this about a month ago




Frame: Leader Kagero 2011
Fork/Headset: Alpina/cane creek
Crankset/Bottom Bracket: Sugino 75
Pedals: Shimano
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain: Cycle underground 49T / soma 19T / izumi
Handlebars/Stem: Pro PLT / Thomson X2
Saddle/Seatpost: Selle Italia flite 90
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire: Deep v
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire: Deep v
Accessories: Ass saver

Very, very nice. Any idea of your all up weight?

dodgiebros wrote:hmmm pic is chopped

Big pic, small monitor? Forum sw will crop some to make it fit the format. 800x600px is the best all round size for posting.

$20 backyard paint job, finally built the front wheel, put the track fork and threaded headset back on, chucked on the 64-42's and XA combo for the next trip to RAW in a couple of weeks.

Brick Lane Bikes silver hi-flange fixed/fixed to Ukai 700x25 rims, DT DB front radial, Pillar TB rear 3x, Conti tyres for now, SR Royal track crank and 48T ring, SR axle running in DA 7400 cups, 14T DA cog, Izumi track chain, Fizik Arione seat on cheapo post, Cinelli 64-42 Giro D'Italia bars, Cinelli XA stem. Current roller bearing headset needs a couple of races, or replacing, so it'll go soon.

Arty-selfie, too...



Jim

There will be some sarcastic moustache action if you ride in those shorts Jim, can't you borrow a pair of your daughters jeans?

I bet she rides as sweet as she looks

Shaun

BRLVR.v2 wrote:

familyguy wrote:

I put the worlds biggest 1" threadless fork on this morning so I could run a front brake.

Jim

That fork on that frame leaves me cold.

familyguy wrote:

$20 backyard paint job, finally built the front wheel, put the track fork and threaded headset back on, chucked on the 64-42's and XA combo for the next trip to RAW in a couple of weeks.



Jim

Aaaaah what a contrast. That fork is smokin hot and the bike looks a gazillion times better.

Less is definitely more!

Less is definitely more!

BRLVR.v2 wrote: Aaaaah what a contrast. That fork is smokin hot and the bike looks a gazillion times better.

Yeah, a decision on no street riding was made when I did the wheels, so it's track only for this, hence the revised setup.

Mulger bill wrote: There will be some sarcastic moustache action if you ride in those shorts Jim, can't you borrow a pair of your daughters jeans?

I bet she rides as sweet as she looks

Shaun

Considering my daughters are 5 and 7, not an option. And I don't have a sister. They're my wrenchin' shorts, complete with marks.

Jim

Here is my new bike...

Colossi Low Pro





Full list of parts here...
http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/colossi-low-pro-12361