Langster S-Works

By vectorbug on 03/25/2008. Bike tags: Fixed gear | langster | s-works

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Frame:
56cm Specialized Langster S-Works 2008

Handlebars and Stem:
ZIPP 145 Full carbon stem, FSA drops

Fork and Headset:
Specialized Carbon, Cane Creek integrated headset

Front wheel:
Mavic Ksyrium Helium

Rear wheel:
Mavic OpenSL, DT Revolution 2.0/1.5mm 2x lacing, DT 2.0x12mm red nipples, Paul high flange hub,

Crankset and Bottom bracket:
Sugino 75, Sugino

Saddle and Seat Post:
selle italia slk, carbon seat post

Pedals and Chain:
crank brothers candy red, red bmx chain

Cog/Gearing et cetera:
48x16 dura ace

Notes:

~14lbs - weighs less than the bag on my back.

Daily driver - only driver.

good and stiff (lolz).

spoke cards:
2007 Chicago Cuttin' Crew alleycat
good bye dan (danarchist) alleycat
get skidmore out of jail alleycat (sprints)
headless king

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That thing is hot

Submitted by quittaboy on 08/29/2008.

Thank you for making want to go and drop the cash for the frameset ;)

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way to cover up

Submitted by mugatu on 04/22/2008.

I ride my s-works daily and covered up those logos asap too.

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Yeah that wheel is awesome.

Submitted by GreenDream on 04/20/2008.

Yeah that wheel is awesome. It belongs to my road bike but I was tired of riding around town on my fixie with two different colored wheels.

What do you know about those shimano wheels I couldn't even find a model name or number on it.

and last which of your bikes do you like the most? haha thats probably like asking a parent who their favored child is.

I thought about a paddy wagon for a while, the s works was always out of reach but it looks really nice man and obviously light.

Now go skid your tire off.

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rear wheel

Submitted by bikes on 04/20/2008.

do you think you could run the rear kysrium and put a surly fixxer on it? I am wondering if i could do that on my track frame with the same wheelset

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kysrium w/ surly fixxer

Submitted by chipmuckenhirn on 05/17/2008.

The fixxer only works with hubs using a shimano freehub (except silent clutch and '97 Dura Ace or earlier) so no the fixxer won't work with a mavic hub.

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Thats a good question. I

Submitted by vectorbug on 04/21/2008.

Thats a good question. I wouldn't bother. I'd just go for the Elipse rear wheel.

I am having a tough time figuring out what I want to replace this wheel with myself. I don't like Velocity or Aerospoke, and I've heard the Elipse isn't a great light-weight choice for street use as the hubs develop some play quickly (and the spokes look awfully thin, even for being aerospokes).

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Langster S-Works

That thing is hot

way to cover up

Yeah that wheel is awesome.

rear wheel

kysrium w/ surly fixxer

Thats a good question. I

I like that right there.