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Custom Lo Pro         Featured Bike! on 05/29/2010

By chrobin on 05/28/2010. Bike tags: Fixed gear | pursuit
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Custom home-made lugged steel frame

Custom home-made

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Mavic hub laced to Mavic tubular 650 rim

Normandy hub laced to Mavic tubular 700 rim

Custom shaped Campy cranks,

Velo Titanium

Exage sport , KMC

52/ 19

Built the frame and handelbar in my basement workshop. Wanted it to look like a vintage pursuit or hour record bike.

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you perfectly got the look

Submitted by velocepedestrian on 10/17/2011.

you perfectly got the look you were going for. congrats.

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yowza! That geo looks

Submitted by krienert on 05/29/2010.

yowza!
That geo looks ideal.
Kinda a mix of pursuit and time trial...
You ever have interest in payed build-outs?

whether or not, nice work man.
Its got all the quality's of professional, without the bull-sh*t.
Top notch.

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I love super unique bikes

Submitted by RideEveryday on 05/28/2010.

I love super unique bikes like this.

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What if you need to take

Submitted by terrible_one49 on 05/28/2010.

What if you need to take apart the headset, can you get the bars/fork off?

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I think you can do it by

Submitted by bensonisajew on 05/28/2010.

I think you can do it by unscrewing the bolt in the brake hole and unwrap the bars and there you go remove handle bars and fork
*I think*

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DANG

Submitted by e-unit on 05/28/2010.

that's epic. especially the handlebar/fork setup

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FIX YOUR PICTURES!!! THIS

Submitted by bensonisajew on 05/28/2010.

FIX YOUR PICTURES!!! THIS BIKE IS SEXYYYY

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