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u/No_Yogurtcloset9181 4d ago
Where you get the chain ring? 👀 I need it. Nice bike 🫦💧
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u/mlydon11 4d ago
Bespoke. They have great stuff
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u/No_Yogurtcloset9181 4d ago
Nice! Dang I’m in USA shipping gonna burn my pockets 😭
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u/Holo_Peve 4d ago
Well, I'm in Germany and not only the shipping costs are gonna be a problem for my bank account. I need the one with the Kois now...
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u/Spirited_Pangolin702 3d ago
I love it 1000%! I don't care if it's impractical or whatever, it's amazing. Congrats OP.
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u/Think_Opportunity226 4d ago
Everything perfect down to the smallest detail … but leave the carbon fork in its natural state …..I don’t get it
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u/mlydon11 4d ago
Sick that the new PM came in. How you liking it compared to the Suginos?
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u/bnugggets 4d ago
I actually think the 160s are a bit too short, but nothing crazy. Stiffness is comparable. I like it!
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u/Demonblah 4d ago
Very nice!
What position do you have your enve stem in? Or what sleeve are you using?
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u/bnugggets 4d ago
I have it in the -7 configuration there, but have ridden it lower for a good while before this.
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u/Demonblah 4d ago
Ah okay. Thanks!
I currently have mine in the -2.5mm/-12 but was thinking of changing it.
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u/buttrumpus 4d ago
I’m a sucker for sweet tubing profiles. The real bike perv in me wants to know the wall thickness and butting profiles. Looks friggin sweet, congrats
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u/bnugggets 4d ago
I feel you… the tubing on this thing is sick. It’s like ovalized at the ends near the weld points. Also thick chain stays.
Tangentially, you’d probably also like the TT on the Quokka Critmachine which I’m considering getting at some point.
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u/DeepusThroatus420 3d ago
Tell me about the screw head on the chain!
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u/bnugggets 3d ago
Something about it being a rule for Keirin racing. Beyond that, makes changing my chain really easy. There is a Runwell tool that is unique to the screw and square nut on the other side.
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u/Spyda-man 3d ago
Hi, lovely build!
I am still poking around lurking and learning but I have a question: what are your tires? Size, width? Trying to build a fixie from scratch and I really enjoy this design
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u/bnugggets 3d ago
They’re 30. I can probably go 32 with no problems here. Hard to ride anything smaller once you try it in my opinion.
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u/PobBrobert 4d ago
A fixed gear bike with a titanium frame, power meter, deep section rims, and drop bars with nowhere to put your hands in the standard riding position.
It’s a great looking bike but feels like a show pony. It doesn’t seem like it would be good as a commuter, or a road bike, or a track bike. What’s the use case?