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• #1852
according to pedal room it is a 60cm
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• #1853
Look fine to me, not sure where's everyone is saying about it's being too big.
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• #1854
Nowhere, Tom just said it looks a little small.
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• #1855
My PC
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• #1856
One of the nicest pc's i seen yet.
Any idea which bar it is?
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• #1857
i would love to have a 60cm beater pre cursa, which i actual don't need
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• #1858
Did anyone take their PreCursa with the Dolan carbon blade winter road forks instead of the alpinas? Any opinions on these? They seem to have a drilling for a front brake already, so they might be nice for a street-fixie...
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• #1859
Any idea which bar it is?
Probably something like Deda rhm 02.
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• #1860
Did anyone take their PreCursa with the Dolan carbon blade winter road forks instead of the alpinas? Any opinions on these? They seem to have a drilling for a front brake already, so they might be nice for a street-fixie...
I have it on my Preffisio - longer axel-to-crown, fits rather large tyres (30-32c).
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• #1861
I have it on my Preffisio - longer axel-to-crown, fits rather large tyres (30-32c).
To be honest, I don't know.
If you go to the Pre Cursa Frameset page:
http://www.dolan-bikes.com/dolan-track-bikes/track-framesets/track-frameset-aluminium/dolan-pre-cursa-aluminium-track-frameset.html
You can choose between the standard alpina fork and a "Dolan Carbon Blade with Aluminum Steerer Winter Road Fork"
If you choose this fork, you can also choose a front brake, so I suppose it's drilled.
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• #1862
Must be the one I linked to - it does indeed have a hole and my SRAM Rival brakes are well fitted on it.
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• #1863
Here is mine, when in tarck mode:
You can find moar photos here: http://skidnoteeth.es/featured-bikes-dolan-precursa-de-javier/
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• #1864
Did anyone take their PreCursa with the Dolan carbon blade winter road forks instead of the alpinas? Any opinions on these? They seem to have a drilling for a front brake already, so they might be nice for a street-fixie...
Get the track fork and drill it yourself (if you have access to pillar drill etc). Straight blade so looks much nicer than a road fork.
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• #1865
Have the road fork on my Track Champ (2 pages back) it's nice and I think it looks pretty good, but I do kinda wish I had gone for the alpina and drilled it myself.
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• #1866
Alpina track fork is already drilled, it's just been filled in. Drilling it back out is apparently piece of piss.
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• #1867
Wouldnt say its a piece of piss (drilled mine last friday). Theres a bar in the middle which can be a right twat if you dont have very new drill bits (i broke two in the hour and half it took me to drill mine). All worked in the end was just very frustrating.
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• #1868
I take it back then - prob easy because it was done by a friend who drills holes in stuff for a living.
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• #1869
I drilled mine with a small hand drill, no problems. Start with a small one and then take out the bigger one. You don't have to drill the whole bar, drill from one side and when you get far enough drill from the other side and the bar falls off.
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• #1870
I've got access to a drill press and a number of bits. So drilling shouldn't be a problem. ;) Cheers guys.
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• #1871
Is there any one here who i could send a fork to too get drilled properly? the price of postage may be worth it to get it done right.
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• #1872
My pre cursa. Now has alpinas back on and Fsa Vision base bar.
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• #1873
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• #1874
TC's current set up.
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• #1875
Shedding of ectoplasm started - The summer is magic
Looks like it may be the 60cm so owner might have trouble finding larger track frames.