Road fixed / fixed road

Still love riding this now out in the sticks as back in London.
Actually, think its adapted better than I have....

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New purchase. Ti frame, DA cranks and hub, Reynolds forks all for £500.

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@jogger Really liking that. Are you using a quill to ahead converter? How are you finding it? It looks nice and neat on that bike.

Cheers. Yes, quill adaptor. Works fine and only a small gap between the headset and stem.

I'm running 28mm Gatorskins on my Seta.

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This is very good! Are those the original forks? Did they come drilled?

Thanks. Yes, og fork. Was drilled by a previous owner, slightly wonkily.

amazing components right here

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A build that full understands the mechanical and philosophical nature of road fixed / fixed road doffs lockring tool

Banging! Looks really good. There's a few really nice Donohue's on here and it makes me really want to get mine up and running again.

from 2 days ago...
going to ride it again today :)

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Looks nice, but doesn't really fit in this thread (which is for fixed-gear bikes that have drops with hoods)

ups! you're right! Sorry! :)

That's a bit nice

Very good. Gearing looks high for road use!

9oo0 cranks look great, 46mm chainline though?

Hi

That's mine

Yes 52*16 is my gear to do the hamster on our local flat circuit.

Probably going 50x17 for "real" road use.

And 46mm chainline is corrected by the rear primato hub who has been modified to have a 4mm offset and 110mm spacing (112mm in reality I admit...)

Looks absolutely belting. Nicely done!

Stunning frameset. Reminds me of that famous purple/lilac Nagasawa road fixed.

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