Thinking of building an ultralight fixed
#76
King of the Hipsters
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From: Bend, Oregon
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Originally Posted by vopobl
Challenge accepted just give me some time.
If vopobl can do this for $500, in a way that I and others could replicate, I would consider that a victory for everyone.
Here in America, though, we have a saying.
Probably the same saying everywhere and not just America.
"Cheap, light, strong: pick two."
#77
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well this certainly blew up.. i think i'm leaning towards just getting a trek t1, theres been a few on ebay, i called all the LBS's that aren't really so local anymore, and none had any in stock.. now just to find a deal on one...
thanks for everyones help
thanks for everyones help
#78
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Originally Posted by nickf829
well this certainly blew up.. i think i'm leaning towards just getting a trek t1, theres been a few on ebay, i called all the LBS's that aren't really so local anymore, and none had any in stock.. now just to find a deal on one...
thanks for everyones help
thanks for everyones help
#79
You know you want to.
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From: Norman, Oklahoma
Bikes: Pinarello Prince, 1980's 531 steel fixie commuter, FrankenMTB
Originally Posted by Ken Cox
"Cheap, light, strong: pick two."
I'm betting that I could infuse my steel frame with some drillium and nab the first two in an extreme fashion
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Bikes: Tarmac, Humble, Makino, Schwinn
a little old, but saw the titanium frame at bicycle station the other day and mike there only has one or two left. One's a 49? and maybe a 54? but it's def not more than 800 but don't think the guy that makes em is making anymore for the time being.





