Road fixed / fixed road

Genesis Day One and a DMR hanger tug. That's 135mm though, could probably be cold set? @TM has one set up 1x10 or 11.

Already have an Oktane One Kode,i was looking for a more road oriented frame with fixed friendly bb height

https://omniumcargo.dk/shop/product/cxc-bikebuilder/#specify-frame

58mm bb drop

That Kinesis is pretty much spot on imho,can't find any inmy size but a good starting point...
@Samuli the CXC is way too similar to my Octane One,should have said was looking for rimb brake and alu frame/carbon fork.

Late to this. My Justin Burls titanium frameset from 2012 is still perfect for me. Year round commuter, wet weather & winter trainer. Bombproof.

Add carbon clinchers, remove all the stuff: 6kg for an occasional hill climb, and for summer fun.

Always super smooth and lovely to ride!

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I really like it, but why have you Photoshopped your drops out of the picture?

Omnium CXC

no photoshop trickery there. zoom in. Lovely bike

But if you try to ride it in the drops you die :(

I dunno about Pretty much any....

Well, once you have the lathe on to make the spacers, you can always make a longer axle if necessary 🙂

Good point!

Online sarcasm, hard to express, eh ;-)

Reader's wives cross post from here... my 853 Feather.

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Understated, but the bilam headtube and seat clusters are beautiful details.

Reader's wives cross post

I think you mean #spam 🙂 (although the asking price suggests you don't actually want to sell it)

A mere technicality...

Re: the price, I’m “open” to “offers”...

I build my Bob Jackson to the same spec but with more expensive bars (compass), saddle (SMP), f+r brake (Dura ace 7800) all new or NOS and cost me £2300.

I understand my frame only cost £750 but I would guess this is only around £500 less that is would cost new.

It's a nice build an all but it's a slack geo track frame with no bottle bosses or mudguard eyelets. Like a less useful Flyer with slightly nicer tubing. I think knock £1500 off the price and maybe you'd get a buyer. Either way good looking bike.

Okay, yes, this have been my favourite for such a long time, especially the fork.

Amey, what the fuck have you done with YAL??

The angle is making it look slack. It’s not slack. It’s 74/74 with a relatively short wheelbase. Thanks for the pricing advice, if it was an 853 Bob Jackson or something that would definitely be the ballpark. The spec is the spec, I guess it depends how much value you place on it being built by Ricky Feather. Appreciate it’s a very niche bike.

Thanks Ed.

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WIP.