Titanium, belt drive, fixed

Posted on Sun 27th, April 2014

• #1

pdtech
Built it for belt drive and track training

Titanium matte custom 56 frame (space industry production)
Shimano Pro Carbon fork
Shimano Alfine hollowtech ii crankset
Gates Carbon drive belt set (60/21)
Cinelli Unicanitor saddle
Charge riser bar/green
Novatec high flange hubs (rear flip-flop) + Kinlin rims + maxxis fuse
Well-go pedals
noname seatpost and 90 stem

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• #2

gcycles

Nice! Where is the frame produced?
Have you weighted the whole setup? Was looking for a belt drive setup myself, however 144 BCD sprockets are hard to find, for my D-A cranks.
• #3

pdtech

Estimated weight is 7.5 kg and my crappy scales show something like that
Drawing of a frame I sent to the Russian company for aerospace technology and equipment - they accepted and produced it
• #4

pdtech

And Gates Carbon Drive don't have 144 BCD sprockets, only 130 and 104
• #5

Thuekr

Belt drive + track training = sexy
• #6

pdtech

yeah, high bottom bracket is

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