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Mercier Kilo TT (new rear)

By latosf on 05/06/2008. Bike tags: Fixed gear
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Mercier Kilo TT

riser bars from Carnival in Tokyo...Oury grips

Aerospoke

Sugino

San Marco Rolls

NKS/Cinelli

Dura Ace/Sugino

This is my daily beater ride, nothing much to brag about. Just got the aerospoke (thanks davebrochill)...see if it's worth the hype, kinda heavy on a preliminary ride around the block.





People who friended this bike CONDENADO, onelesslimb, budddy, fixie-a-pooloza, iamjohng, JayNev, bikerscheich, davebrochill, Jrader80, Punchdrunk, Miles Merlino
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almost as cool

Submitted by T RACKOSAURUS on 12/16/2008.

as that useless basket mounts they put on all there track frames what is up with that

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heh.

Submitted by room203 on 10/14/2008.

tt protector is nutty. made me grin.

overall i dig this.

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smart purchase?

Submitted by budddy on 05/07/2008.

with the money you spent just on that rear wheel you could have boutgh a decent wheelset(formula hubs laced to deep v's?) and a better stem.

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Certainly for a "beater",

Submitted by Joshua A.C. Newman on 05/08/2008.

Certainly for a "beater", yeah.

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I agree with you both that

Submitted by latosf on 05/09/2008.

I agree with you both that having a wheel worth more then the entire bike it pretty retarded...but I just had to see how they ride, hopefully a frame upgrade on the daily rider will happen in the near future. Thanks for the comments.

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yo

Submitted by crablegs on 05/06/2008.

whenever you actually test the rear aerospoke lemme know how you like it

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Aerospoke...

Submitted by Tbirdbassist on 05/21/2008.

I'm sure the rear Aerospoke is jsut as indestructible as the front one, just heavier. I went from a deep V in the front to the Aerospoke and it only changed my handling slightly and added two lbs to my bikes weight (18lbs to 20lbs).

Fuck front Aerospokes. on my next build Im gonna rock a rear Aerospoke and whatever Trispoke wheel I can find in the front.Bike will be wheely prone... but who cares.

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