White Mercier

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Frame / Size / Year:
Mercier Kilo tt

Handlebars / Stem:
Nitto/Nothing Special

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Velocity Deep V, Fomula

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Velocity Deep V, Fomula

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
Sugino RD Messenger, Sugino BB

Saddle / Seat Post:
Fizik Aliante

Pedals / Chain:
MKS G-r9, Soma double toe straps

Gearing / Chainring / Misc.:
Dura-ace 16 tooth cog, dura-ace lockring

Notes:

Fun Times!

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weight

Submitted by Ola Yungai on 12/20/2008.

how much does your mercier weigh?

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Middle Pic

Submitted by crisone on 09/28/2008.

What are you shootin with??? The pic looks clean, PS??? I wanted to powder coat my bike white as well, but still deciding, either way, it looks cool...

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why.

Submitted by splitneedls on 05/14/2008.

why do you have a back brake instead of a front brake or no brake?

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just in case

Submitted by joeleonard on 05/14/2008.

just in case...

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yeah really. you have a

Submitted by Streetcore on 05/14/2008.

yeah really. you have a drilled fork...

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that's true...

Submitted by joeleonard on 05/14/2008.

...but this feels safer for me in emergency situations.

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maybe so...

Submitted by Aaron C on 05/14/2008.

but the vast majority of your braking power comes from you front brake, if your worried about getting car doored a front brake will stop you A LOT faster

nice ride

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Exactly

Submitted by joshua on 05/14/2008.

A rear brake on a fixed gear is often effectively redundant, since the rider can perform the same action that the rear brake performs by locking his or her legs and skidding.

Having one brake is smart, but it should be on the front, not the rear. You should read this article for a better explanation.

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faster...

Submitted by joeleonard on 05/14/2008.

than just skidding? i'm not a fan of how it looks but that's just what i'm used to.

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