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Custom Frame - FiXzTeR v1.0a

By jahzorn on 04/08/2007. Bike tags: Fixed gear | Track bike | Road bike | Commuter | 54cm | more tags >>
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Custom Frame 54cm

FSA xC Carbon Fiber riser bar (cut) - CKT Stem

Straight Blade Fork - Chris King TI

Velocity Deep V Clincher / HED3 Carbon Fiber Road Rims w/ Pauls Polished High Flange, Dura Ace AX Brake

Velocity Deep V Clincher Road Rims w/ Pauls Polished High Flange

Miche Pista Primato 48T w/ Miche Bottom Bracket

Tioga Spyder and Miche Supertype

Crank Brothers Classic Eggbeaters n' IZUMI Track chain Model V

EAI Superstar 16T, Paul's E-Lever and Nokon brake cable

PROJECT: FiXzTeR 2008. My daily commuter from Daly City to Stanford. The rigid ride is comparable to a true tight geometry NJS (steel) frame - Truly a one fine machine to ride. peace-out





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hey man. wat sorta pads are

Submitted by JEFFROXXX on 12/29/2007.

hey man. wat sorta pads are you using with that non machined front deep v?

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just the standard pads that came with the Dura Ace AX Brake

Submitted by jahzorn on 02/17/2008.

the dura ace AX brake was manufacured 30 years ago.

jähzorn
- Have a SAFE n' FUN RIDE !

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custom

Submitted by rudder on 12/16/2007.

fabulous.

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Tires?

Submitted by Alan on 11/09/2007.

What kind of tires are those? Do they not have logos on them?

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what is the drop on your thomson stem?

Submitted by dubmastah on 07/17/2007.

Everyone that uses a thomson elite stem to drop down some has to flip it (myself included). How is your thomson stem sloping down (negative rise) without being flipped? They only make 5, 10, and 15 degree rise stems. So even a 5 degree stem would be going up a little unless it was flipped. What's the secret?

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look closely

Submitted by b k on 02/23/2008.

it's not a thomson, look closely.

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There's NO secret ... I switch the stem to -35deg stem

Submitted by jahzorn on 08/10/2007.

There's NO secret! ... I switch the stem to -35deg stem to have more of an agressive looking stand. Steering is also much more responsive. jähzorn - Have a SAFE n' FUN RIDE !

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That's one of the sickest

Submitted by maaku on 07/12/2007.

That's one of the sickest looking bikes i've seen with its black color combo, parts selection and uniqueness. Well done.

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thanks brotha' . . . jähzorn

Submitted by jahzorn on 07/15/2007.

jähzorn
- Have a SAFE n' FUN RIDE !

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Lookin good mang! Now wheres

Submitted by CitifY on 05/09/2007.

Lookin good mang! Now wheres yours NJS machine. :)

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Yea' Man ... still in search

Submitted by jahzorn on 05/09/2007.

Yea' Man ... still in search of that eLuSive NJS frame - jähzorn

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