Orange Argyle
Schwinn Mesa Runner (garage sale)
Fast Boy "Beta" Wood Bars; Dimension Stem
Profile Design Carbon fork, Cane Creek S-6 headset
650C Velocity / Phil Wood
700C Velocity / Phil Wood
Sugino 165mm Crank; Miche BB
Brooks B.17N re-laced with white laces / Thomson Elite non-setback
Dimension Pedals / White KMC Z-Chain
FSA 44T with cyclocross style FSA carbon chainring guard / Shimano Dura-Ace 16T cog
First Fixie, First Build.
Bought at a garage sale as a complete bike. Stripped it, ground off unnecessary hardware, ground and epoxied the welds.
Paint is a rattle can job. Lots and lot and lots of tedious masking. It's actually pretty lousy if you look close, but it certainly works.
The frame fits me alright - adding the 650 front helped because I'm pretty short and I prefer a pretty aggressive TT/Tri type position, but lowering it has made pedal strikes a real problem even with 165 cranks. I want to get (or build) a new frame and paint it properly with the same pattern, but that'll be in the future.
Wood handlebars were built by Ezra of Fast Boy Fenders. www.FastBoyFenders.com.
They're sort of a "beta" test set. I'm loving them. Comfy hand positions, plenty stiff, and look amazing. I want to replace the black wrap with Brooks leather to match my saddle - maybe after the new year.
Rear rack has a cobbled together wood platform to try to match the bars. I use this for primary transport, so a rear rack, a front brake and chainring guard were mandatory.
More photos of the build and current state on my Flickr page
Oh, and props to Joselyn's Bicycles in Monterey, CA for helping with all my crazy parts orders and the wheel build!