Showing posts with label pista. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pista. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Pelizzoli Leggenda vs. Cannondale Track


I wonder if it's just a mere coincidence that the new blue aluminum Pelizzoli Leggenda frame, which comes with traditional flat crown steel track fork, has extra fat downtube and has nice smoothed welds, looks bit like Cannondale Track?

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Rossin GIBI Baronchelli Pista


'GIBI' Gianbattista Baronchelli's Rossin team track frame handmade by Mario ROSSIN. Currently for sale at LFGSS. 
I certainly can dig this. 

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Pelizzoli GP Pista 2011


Giovanni Pelizzoli. Who? Mr. Ciöcc, legendary Italian framebuilder is apparently starting to build classic style steel frames again, both road and track models, under his own name. Here are first shots of the new Pelizzoli GP Pista. Keep an eye here and here if you're feelin' deez steeds. I know I will.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Somec Tandem Pista


Currently for sale in Velospace and the seller claims it belonged to the West Germany's track cycling team way back in the day. But is this the same as that other one?

Monday, November 23, 2009

Vintage Nitto 155 Bars



Serious vintage Nitto hotness!

Model 155 from 1970s. Sure, the crest design is ripped right off from Cinelli but I'll give credit just because of the rarity. Everyone and their mother has Cinelli Criterium bars but not everyone has these.

Via Kentalog.


Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Rossin Dominator on Ebay



This Rossin Dominator is probably bit special, or at least the Ebay-seller thinks it is:

"I have never seen another bike of this kind! This is quite possibly one of the fastest track bikes designed for going in a straight line out there. If you are slow this bike will make you fast. If you are ugly this bike will make you attractive. Reach speeds that will blow womens clothes off. The bike measures as a 56, but due to the unique geometry, will fit anywhere from a 54 to a 59. The bike has multiple chips (easily touched up with your mom's nail polish) but no dents or deformities whatsoever."

Friday, August 14, 2009

Bressan 'Pistaiolo'



Bressan - Bicyclette Speciali out of (yeah, you guessed it...) Italy, and from Verona to be more specific, sent me an email about their new steel track frameset 'Pistaiolo'. A classic track frame with some very nice touches, like the chromed lugs and forks both in front and rear, plenty of panthographs etc.

There's no word about the type of tubing used or the price but go ahead and check out the site: http://www.bressanbike.com/

Friday, May 15, 2009

Riding In Circle Online Store



Riding In Circle has a new online store open. 

In case you don't already know, Riding In Circle is a new small brand & company producing custom handmade steel track frames in Vicenza, Italy. Simple as that. 

Ever since the pic below (here's more, click) of their three frame models they made for Cyclope Paris, I've been secretly lusting for their trick frame, wishing no one else would notice them and then they would me mine, all MINE!!! 

Anyhow, there's something about these I really like but I cannot really put my finger on what it is. And this is saying something because in fact I generally don't really feel the Gorillas, EAI Barenuckles or almost any other current production modern dedicated steel street fixed / track frames out there. I just wish the RIC guys would put up their prices on the website. 



Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Campagnolo Record Pista & ...



More erotic photography from FiXFiXFiX's Flickr, only it's private so you (or at least I) cannot see the new set of photos. But those Milanofixed.com ragazzi had somehow managed to snatch this one from there...

EDIT. 

Thanks to Andye now even I can see 'em. Cheers!

But now the question arises, why would anyone put Campagnolo Record Pista cranks on a conversion? 

Monday, January 19, 2009

Track Frames



And these are not mine, they're just random pics off the web. So don't email me about prices or sizes, ok?

Saturday, May 17, 2008

The Ultimate Fixie Hipster Head Accessory: Cinelli Leather Helmet


Are you often thinking about buying a cycling helmet, after all those years of riding without one, but somehow find it very difficult to actually go and buy one? Maybe you even have a cycling helmet in your cupboard that you bought on one of those weak moments but you never use it because they always look like shit?

Yeah, I feel for you. 

Better yet, I found a perfect solution for you. Mario from Holland has for sale on Ebay this super cool fixed gear hipster head accessory. Black NOS vintage Cinelli leather old shool helmet like this simply cannot be resisted, especially if you're riding a classic Italian track bike, right? And as everybody already knows, Italian vintage Pista bikes are the new Keirin bikes, right? And if a helmet looks this hot & sexy, who cares if it probably doesn't even protect your head that much in case of collision with something hard. 

And if the 1980s- styled black & neon purple color combo is not your thing or it doesn't match your bike, he has this, and this too for sale. And they're not very expensive either, IMHO.

But seriously, I've actually bought some stuff from this Ebay-seller in the past and he was a good dude and he does have some nice parts for sale at all times so check out his selection.