A Very Dirty British Bike
By mcatano on 01/11/2006.
Bike tags: Fixed gear | Track bike | Commuter | British | broken |
Unknown maker - most likely British, given the style of the track ends and the wraparound seat stays.
90mm SR stem and 39cm steel Nitto B123s, Cinelli cork half wrap.
The fork is not original, but it has nice round blades, a flat crown, and Shimano tips. FSA Duron headset.
Campagnolo Ypisilon rim radially laced to a 28-hole Miche hub. Radially lacing a 28-hole hub probably wasn't a great idea...
Campagnolo Ypsilon rim laced 3-cross to a 28-hole Miche hub. The cog is a Suntour.
167.5 Sugino 75 cranks. The bottom bracket is a cheap cartridge model.
Black and white striped Selle Italia Turbo Bio. The post is a cheap-ass "Trans X".
MKS GR9s with Lapize toeclips and EAI straps.
50x19.
Unknown maker - most likely British, given the style of the track ends and the wraparound seat stays.
90mm SR stem and 39cm steel Nitto B123s, Cinelli cork half wrap.
The fork is not original, but it has nice round blades, a flat crown, and Shimano tips. FSA Duron headset.
Campagnolo Ypisilon rim radially laced to a 28-hole Miche hub. Radially lacing a 28-hole hub probably wasn't a great idea...
Campagnolo Ypsilon rim laced 3-cross to a 28-hole Miche hub. The cog is a Suntour.
167.5 Sugino 75 cranks. The bottom bracket is a cheap cartridge model.
Black and white striped Selle Italia Turbo Bio. The post is a cheap-ass "Trans X".
MKS GR9s with Lapize toeclips and EAI straps.
50x19.
This is my foul weather beater. The toeverlap situation is intense, making it a very scary bike to ride sometimes. I still love its crazy ways, though.



