Showing posts with label aluminum track frame. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aluminum track frame. Show all posts

Friday, September 2, 2011

Superb Sprint


"Here is a quick teaser of our first prototype. This one is called the Superb Sprint and is an aluminum frame with lugged steel fork. It is amazingly light weight, matching the Cinelli Mash, and that has a carbon fork!" ... aaand it looks almost like the Cannondale Track!

Monday, August 1, 2011

TK3


The track bike, Felt TK3 2010, for the velodrome. I sold the pink EAI Bareknuckle in order to get bit more modern here. The rear wheel will soon be upgraded to a Mavic Ellipse but I've been pretty happy with the bike so far. Of course it didn't make me any faster than before.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Lil' Something New


I had a NBD yesterday. My first non-steel bike since my old MTB I rode for years in the 1990s. Let's see how this one feels now and especially if it makes me perform any better on the track...

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Peugeot From Outer Space


Well, not really but quite funky nonetheless.

ChopperOlli found this, for inspiration?

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

LD: Labs Aluminum Aero Frameset


New LD: Labs alu frameset here. Looking kinda nice, I guess. Also offering the frame in different anodized colors is a nice touch. More info here but guys, let me give you piece of free advice: it is NOT enough to just say that the frame has "track geometry"...

Monday, November 2, 2009

Gnarly Welds



A detail of Mika's new frame. Congratulations, dude.

Friday, July 17, 2009

Bikes Direct Presents: 'Pro Level Track Bike'



Bikes Direct is - finally - getting out their 'Pro Level Track Bike'.

Aluminum frame from Taiwan with that magical recess for the rear wheel in the seat tube like Pista Concept and all. Carbon fork, of course, and the bike will eventually be available as a complete with some Dura-Ace Track(!) parts, or just as a frame set.

But hey, why does it look some much like the Fuji Track Comp? Or Masi Coltello? Maybe because it's basically the same bike, and made in the same factory? Ok, they're made from different AL tubing but still.

Anyhow, if you're interested, there's more info and a pre-order with a lower price going on HERE now.


Monday, July 6, 2009

H+Son Track Frame



Everyone and their mother knows about this already but this is what the H Plus Son alu Track frame will eventually look like, with a traditional flat crown steel fork.

The last pic below is what should be the final version which will be supposedly eventually produced in 53/55/57cm sizes. And yes, the geo is real close to the original Cannondale 1992 Track 1000. But no final word on the price yet, though, except that with the welds smooth like those it's not going to be 'cheap'.