Miki, the 2003 Fuji Track Pro

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Frame:
2003 58cm Fuji Track Pro

Handlebars and Stem:
Deda Pista + Botranger stem/Latte 120mm + Nitto RB044 40 mm bars with Profile T2+ Aerobars

Fork and Headset:
Stock Fuji Carbon/FSA Non-integrated

Front wheel:
Miche hub, Tubular Araya 16B Gold rim/Soon to come super Aero Front.

Rear wheel:
Miche hub, Tubular Araya 16B Gold rim/Zipp 950 Carbon disc

Crankset and Bottom bracket:
Dura Ace 7710 170 + Dura Ace Octalink BB

Saddle and Seat Post:
US POSTAL SERVICE NEVER FORGET!! and Thompson Pro

Pedals and Chain:
Dura Ace clipless and IDK

Cog/Gearing et cetera:
FSA 51 and DuraAce 15 in the rear for 91 gear inches. Breakfast of Champions!

Notes:

My sprinty, time trialing, mass start, mystery machine. Her name is Miki.

Light, quick, and sharp.

Message me if you have a Zipp 3000 or some sort of deep section FRONT (Note I said FRONT) wheel. (Eg Zipp 440, Hed, something like that) tubular that I can put to a better place on the track.

I took first on this bike in Bold Sprints on 10/19/2008 and on 11/2/2008 with an average speed of 33 miles per hour/120+ RPM with resistance. I got a hat, some money, and a bunch of bike junk.

People who friended this bike CONDENADO, IllerTownBikes, theurbanspaceman, RobLongTALLpantsBOB

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maybe

Submitted by E on 10/19/2008.

did you ride this down harvard ave last night?

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I'm pretty sure I did at the

Submitted by octopus magic on 10/21/2008.

I'm pretty sure I did at the Hello Kitty alley cat and then to my friend's party. 91 gear inches isn't that great for alleycat racing.

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A 58cm fuji track pro is measured from ctc correct? it would be somewhere around a 60 or 61 center to top? These bikes are awsome looking, im saving up and considering getting one off craigslist. Im a bit unsure since all my riding would be on the road and their aluminum track bikes but its either this or a bare knuckle which i cant really afford.

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If you're a 58 on a road

Submitted by octopus magic on 08/10/2008.

If you're a 58 on a road bike, get a 58 in the Track Pro.

Honestly I don't really like riding this bike on the street. It's really really not fun, but I baby it a lot.

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hmm, well i ride about a

Submitted by AlM on 08/17/2008.

hmm, well i ride about a 60-62 on a regular bike. i guess i'd need a 61. so you dont really endorce buying this bike if its for street use?

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Not particularly. The

Submitted by octopus magic on 09/05/2008.

Not particularly. The aluminum is pretty thin and dent worthy, and I just find it too stiff and needlessly twitchy around town.

If you take nice care of your bikes when riding around town/etc, I guess it would work out, but I bash the shit out of my bikes (Hopping curbs, bunny hopping, going down stairs, etc etc), and it's just a shame to do it to such a nice frame, when there's a lot more durable options.

I suppose a Leader could work and you just throw the frame away when you bang the crap out of it.

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Miki, the 2003 Fuji Track Pro

maybe

I'm pretty sure I did at the

A 58cm fuji track pro is

If you're a 58 on a road

hmm, well i ride about a

Not particularly. The

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