Trek T1

By xallhopelstx on 01/09/2008. Bike tags: Fixed gear | Single speed | Track bike

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Frame / Size / Year:
Trek T1 58cm

Handlebars / Stem:
specialized 60mm nitto bars

Fork / Headset:
cane creek solos with carbon stock fork

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Cadence 650 deep v with dura ace track hub, (650c x-treme windcheeter broke)

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
black deep v-formula hub, Soma Everwear

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
sugino rd messenger

Saddle / Seat Post:
specialized alias, thomson elite

Pedals / Chain:
blue bmx 1/8", primo mini bmx

Gearing / Chainring / Misc.:
46x17

Notes:

new wheel

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Isn't the Gig a little hilly?

Submitted by 0SCOOTERS on 05/19/2008.

I bet that things flies up Stinson.

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yes it is

Submitted by xallhopelstx on 12/14/2008.

just have to stand up and crank.

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You've got that front wheel

Submitted by alexthorne on 04/22/2008.

You've got that front wheel on backwards.

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soon to be... sugino rd messenger

Submitted by ohsomodern on 01/09/2008.

dont bother.
why not just get a truvativ touro
and scrape the very bottom of the barrel?
save a bit more money and find a better deal.
keirinculture.com has a good deal on a primato set + BB.
pace!

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Check It...

Submitted by AlexSquirrel on 01/09/2008.

Nice frame...This might make you chuckle...

http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/2008/01/something-to-ponder-when-does-bikes.html

Your bike will live on into enternity thanks to bikesnobnyc.

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Fame

Submitted by xallhopelstx on 01/09/2008.

Before even actuality. Hahaha i love bikesnobnyc.
Personally i think a bike has life when you are on it. If its in the garage no life. Out on the road being ridden then it is living.

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Graphics

Submitted by AlexSquirrel on 01/09/2008.

I like the graphics, where did you get em done? Also, shouldn't the wheel be facing the other way?

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graphics

Submitted by xallhopelstx on 04/13/2008.

i just did them myself by overlaying stickers i have.
and no the wheel is on the correct way. common mistake most people make is to think it goes the other way but its actually correct that direction. im positive i checked the companies site before i put it on hahahah

but it broke anyway :(

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yeah, no. I'm pretty sure

Submitted by alexthorne on 04/22/2008.

yeah, no. I'm pretty sure you're wrong. Valve goes behind the spoke. The spokes(blades,whatever you'd call them) are tapered, like a wing, the fatter end should hit the wind first.

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yes you are correct

Submitted by xallhopelstx on 05/19/2008.

and what you cant see is that the inside curve is the fatter part
they way i have that wheel is correct
go check their site if you dont believe me
its and xtreme windcheeter (lame name i know)

p.s. this wheel broke after a week neway
im running a 650 deep v now much better

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