Planet X Pro Carbon Track

my front wheel costs more than my frame lol

But looks good and should offer some aero benefit

Exactly, it's well rad!

...might even be more durable than IO, with the extra 450grams of carbon&resin the N5 carries compared to IO.

Managed to get a rear wheel off chickenleaverpuller today, was tempted to order one of ebay but paid a premium so i can get this ready within the next week rather than wait 3 weeks.

just need a headset and stem now.

#stealth.

Gonna be a fun ride!

Sweeeet!

This set up would look awesome with the Zipp 'Replica' cockpit for sale here:
http://www.lfgss.com/thread126373.html

Already on it ;)

Everything is turning out beautiful in this build.

Everything is turning out beautiful in this build.

cheers bro glad you appreciate it.

#stealth.

Gonna be a harsh, incredibly uncomfortable ride

Ftfy

Bloody hell, it's not like he's planning on doing Paris-Roubaix. I'm sure anyone who orders a stiff track frame knows what they're up against.

^^
I find it annoying when people call a ride 'harsh' & 'uncomfortable'.

I used to ride a Look 464 on the road (then a PX just like this one) and I remember popping into Condor where a sale assistant was saying out loud 'the 464 is sooo harsh on the road, who would ride that?'. It was a great, stiff ride.

Are we all supposed to ride a fully suspended MTB / touring bike / with wide tyres for maximum comfort??

You would be the first one to take the piss if he was building a Dutchie bike with Ultegra 6800 11sp! 'It's too comfortable'

2014; the year of scoble

Ignore Jaybee - he is old before his time.

Anyhow, i'm so excited, apparently the frame is on it's way to my door. Can't wait to start a Planet X carbon Pro 2.0 thread lol.

Lol jeez guyz. Y u take lyf so srs

are any of those things words?

Just trying to prove that I'm not old, Dan.

In all seriousness, I hope you have fun with your bike badman. Did you decide what to do regarding one vs two brakes and the lack of a rear drilled bridge? (Sorry if I'm getting you confused with someone else who had this conundrum)

It's here! badmanlongtime get on with it so I can see how it's done by a pro!

I have one of these frames - can't really think of a way that you could drill one for a rear brake.

Have fun with the toe overlap. Yesterday I almost stacked it pulling away from the traffic light, had to unclip real quick and step down.

I was waiting for the haters to come out of the woodwork lol

Not sure where did you see hate in what I said typed.