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"Prideful Pursuit" (THE AMERICAN DREAM)

By wbonds on 11/13/2008. Bike tags: Fixed gear
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Schwinn Prologue

Easton / Medici

Medici / Shimano

H Plus Son 650c

Velocity Deep V

RPM 175mm

*Capo Transplant*

MKS

47 / 17

My First Build/Conversion... Any Advice???





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Oh man, 8th comment and

Submitted by upthemaiden on 04/14/2009.

double post: deleted

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Oh man, 8th comment and

Submitted by upthemaiden on 04/14/2009.

Oh man, 8th comment and first to say that frame is made for a 24" front wheel!

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bar spin?

Submitted by AeroAceV03 on 02/05/2009.

looks like it

nice ride

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Put some bullhorns on it

Submitted by octopus magic on 11/14/2008.

Put some bullhorns on it instead of risers. Be a man!

Also put the gears back on it and learn how to go really fast.

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.....

Submitted by wbonds on 11/15/2008.

I'll swap for horns if I am going to train or ride the track. For every day transportation I like the risers. As for the gears... I didn't get them with the frame. I've been thinking of getting some. I really just wanted to build & ride this frame before snow fall.

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gears

Submitted by bkbldr on 11/13/2008.

put them back on....

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...

Submitted by Mu_Empire on 11/13/2008.

I'd imagine that if you level the seat it would be far more comfortable.

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Adjusted - Thanks

Submitted by wbonds on 11/15/2008.

These were taken immediately after I completed the build. Everything is adjusted now.

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Slip Sliding Away

Submitted by Doiminic on 11/14/2008.

How do you keep yourself from falling off the saddle. Your elbows and shoulders must hurt big time!

Take a look at this from Peter White: http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/fitting.htm

; - ))

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