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Pake Track 49cm

By vei1side on 11/02/2008. Bike tags: Fixed gear | Bianchi | fixed | gear | MKS | more tags >>
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Pake Track 49cm

Nitto Black Anodized Drop Bars, Salsa Stem

Pake Track Fork, Cane Creek Headset

Black Velocity Deep V 700c w/ Vittoria Rubino Tires

Black Velocity Deep V 700c w/ Continental Ultra Gatorskin , Tires laced to Formula Hub

Sugino Messenger 48t

Fizik Aliante Carbon, Ritchey Carbon WCS

MKS Sylvan andoized red, Toshi Double Straps

Tektro Lever and Front brake

My first fixed gear. Future mods will include Chris King Headset, Thomson Elite x4 stem, and Carbon Fork. Thinking about changing the saddle as well. The SSM Rolls doesn't seem to go with the look I am trying to achieve.





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49cm

Submitted by ginamaemae on 12/17/2008.

how tall is your gf? cause i'm about 5 feet and i'm scared that 49cm is gonna be too big for me =/ lol

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49cm

Submitted by k_phomma on 12/17/2008.

I used to ride a 49cm fuji track. now I'm up to a 52cm frame that's because my inseam went from 29" to 31". So it mostly relies on your standover height

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You're a cutie.

Submitted by 62westwallaby on 11/04/2008.

We should ride sometime.

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hah. thanks for the comment,

Submitted by vei1side on 11/04/2008.

hah. thanks for the comment, but that is my gf on the bike.

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you took that in step

Submitted by Aaron C on 11/04/2008.

+1 for awesomeness

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I'd keep the saddle and lose

Submitted by Dubbayoo on 11/03/2008.

I'd keep the saddle and lose the carbon seatpost. It's nice but doesn't go with the steel.

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If you do get a carbon fork,

Submitted by Bubblewraplastik on 11/03/2008.

If you do get a carbon fork, it would look nice with the seatpost, but I'd rather keep the saddle. It looks lush.

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msg me when you'll want to

Submitted by chikN on 11/03/2008.

msg me when you'll want to sell that saddle!!! Nice ride btw

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