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Kocmo Titanium Track

By Weezerwise on 02/25/2011. Bike tags: Track bike | bullhorns | dura ace | fixed gear | fixie inc. | more tags >>
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KOCMO titanium track / 52 cm

Syntace Stratos 400, Lizard Skins Race 1,8 bartape, Knog Strobe (permanently fixed) (city), Nitto b123aa dural (track) / Dura Ace HS-7400 90mm (city), Dura Ace HS-7400 110mm (track)

Fixie Inc. Peacemaker / Dura Ace HP-7400

radial DT laced Dura Ace HB-7600 36H / Mavic Open Pro CD MSW / Schwalbe Ultremo R.1

3x DT laced and soldered Dura Ace HB-7600 36H / Mavic Open Pro CD / Schwalbe Ultremo R.1

Dura Ace FC-7710 172,5 mm / Dura Ace BB-7710

tune Speedneedle carbon 119g / Dura Ace SP-7400 / Fixie Inc. seatpost clamp / Knog Strobe under saddle (permanently fixed)

Speedplay Zero stainless (city), Dura Ace PD-7400 (track) / KMC Kool Chain K710

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Dura Ace BR-7403 with Kool Stop Vans brake shoes / Tektro RX 4.1

49:16 (city), 51-53-54:15 (track) / Dura Ace Track black anodized

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wheelbase 99 cm, seat tube 52 cm, top tube 55 cm, steering angle 73°, seat tube angle 73°, chain stays 40 cm, ca. 7,5 kg

Very stiff and fast. Hope you like it.

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Beautiful bike! Nice work

Submitted by qUik on 02/27/2012.

Beautiful bike! Nice work

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NBG represent

Submitted by elHuron on 02/27/2011.

auch aus nürnberg wa?
schickes rad haste da, vielleicht sieht man sich ja mal ;)
peace!

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Soft

Submitted by Olej on 02/26/2011.

Isn't it too soft for track use? I've heard that titanium frames can be wobbly. Same goes for the Stratos - it looks good but I'm changing mine because it flexes too much in my opinion.

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You are right about the

Submitted by Weezerwise on 02/26/2011.

You are right about the material. It is softer than steel, but due to the oversized tubes it is definitely stiffer than my steel bikes. I would say something in between carbon and steel.
I have more flex in the stem than in the stratos.

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Submitted by juicemankilla on 02/25/2011.

nice ride. love that DA stem. what is that part the knog is in? homemade or did you find one online?

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Knog

Submitted by Weezerwise on 02/25/2011.

Thanks, do you mean the rear light? It is the standard Knog wrapped around the upper part of the clamp mechanism of the seatpost between the rails of the saddle, so it can't be taken off by strangers. Very simple, no special parts used and virtually invisible when switched off. The front light is stealproofed by routing the brake cable throug it. I usually bring some brighter lights with me, I just put them on to make sure I'm not completely without, if I don't.

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Submitted by juicemankilla on 02/25/2011.

ahh, ok. i must have a really old generation knog. thought it was covered in something. good idea with the cable though, damn thieves will steal anything.

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Submitted by bensonisajew on 02/25/2011.

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super sick bike, almost

Submitted by plateau77 on 02/25/2011.

super sick bike, almost perfect, I would switch the fork with a Wound-Up (there are is no better one) and use a chris king grip nut.

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super clean bike, looks

Submitted by bugmcw on 02/25/2011.

super clean bike, looks great!

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