Velodrome Racing Bike

By PaulNannie on 01/09/2009. Bike tags: Fixed gear

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Frame / Size / Year:
54cm Kazane

Handlebars / Stem:
Nitto Jaguar 95mm, Nitto B123 37cm

Fork / Headset:
Kazane threaded fork, Tange Levin CDS threaded

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Kazane Hub, Velocity Aerohead rim, Wheelsmith AE15 aerobladed spokes

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Kazane Hub, Velocity Aerohead rim, Wheelsmith AE 15 aerobladed spokes

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
Sugino 75 crankset and BB

Saddle / Seat Post:
Sellia Italia Turbo Special, generic seatpost

Pedals / Chain:
Shimano 600 pedal and cleat, toshi single strap, Izumi ECO

Gearing / Chainring / Misc.:
EAI superstar 16t, Kazane 48t (Winter gearing)

Notes:

fast

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Hi,

Submitted by Marketing Plan on 11/16/2009.

Thanks for sharing this amazing post on racing bike. I like this bike. Keep up the good work.

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48x15 sounds fine to me.

Submitted by sloan365 on 01/09/2009.

86.4"

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Yea but this guy is running

Submitted by Tbirdbassist on 01/10/2009.

Yea but this guy is running 48:16, which is like 77" or so. And unless you like to spin, that's kinda light for the track unless he's a junior and is restricted.

80-85 GI is good if you're just starting. Sprinters from what I've seen run 88"-92". Time Trial/Pursuit are 94"-100" I'd guess.

Keiran has the highest average. According to the great Tomity 90"-100" is the average and the highest is 55:12, which is 120 fucking inches.

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restricted at 85", but its

Submitted by PaulNannie on 01/12/2009.

restricted at 85", but its winter so i am trying to love the spin, get my leg speed up,

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not to knock your bike or

Submitted by artschool on 01/09/2009.

not to knock your bike or anything, its sick, but wouldnt you want a higher gear ratio if you're riding velo only? I was riding 48/15 on the street for a while

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Have you raced track before?

Submitted by joshua on 01/10/2009.

48x15 is fine. At a lot of tracks, that's nearly the highest gear you can use at the 4/5 level.

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Hi,

48x15 sounds fine to me.

Yea but this guy is running

restricted at 85", but its

not to knock your bike or

Have you raced track before?

correct a mondo