Not Nashbar. I looked at those, but they don't include the fork. More importantly than no fork is that the Nashbar deal one's are the pre-recall frames so you can't run larger than a 44t chainring without using a MTB width BB because the chain stays are in the way. This of course would be problem with Omniums since they are outboard bearings and a fixed axle length. I bought mine New from a shop in California for $450 + 25 shipping.

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Current Weight Weenies:
Scott CR1-SL 5.0kg Finished Here
Cannondale CAAD 9 - 6.44kg
Cannondale CAAD 5 Track - 6.55kg
Kona Kula Supreme Mtb - 8.97kg

Current Heavy Bikes:
De Rosa Primato 8.60kg
1988 Cannondale Criterium
Fuji Track Pro

Got it, actually some of them have had crimped seatstays and some don't XD, and yeah, no fork. The crimped seatstay can fit mostly anything

here is my daily ride..

X world champ frame made in 1995 for Stephen Pate

not very light but real pretty with some heritage to boot!

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^ Niiiiiiiiiiiiice!


And that Fuji is nice too, just looked at the Nashbar deal, $200!? I wish I was just a tad larger, as all they have is the 54cm left. Anyone know where I can get a slick deal on a 52cm track bike frame?

Gorgeous bike Sugarkane. My friend got a blue/orange Makino frame/fork/headset for $450. Keep your eyes peeled on your local craigslist, you can probably find a nice cheap fixed frameset

[quote="Timo"]
Presto is a bike shop in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. They used to have a line of Columbus tubed steel frames. They were build in the factory of Andrea Pesenti in Italy, painted in Belgium and build up in Amsterdam. Not weightweenie at all, I know.[quote]

Before they had their bikes built in Italy, they would actually build you a frame in their old shop in the Haarlemmerstraat from either Columbus or Reynolds steel. I had mine built there.

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Hi guys, this is my Cinelli Mash 55cm.

Flat bars... Ewwwww

Centurion Track by Hung.QM, on Flickr

I want this bike!!!

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Sure, some bullhorns would have been nicer, but these flats with 5 degree sweep work well.

56.5 Makino

This is my current commuter. 60 miles p/week through the mean streets of london





Still to do
-chop steerer
-pave tyres for winter

Current weight 5714g

Heres my mash, everyday bike does a lot of miles (i have a 10mile commute,one way)

what do you think

7.3KG

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8mroWNJb6I

whats the rear wheel???

are you commuting on tubs????

london is my favorite place to cycle, im there reguarly

Ridden from Surrey to Paris in July 2010 over three days.