Track vs Singlespeed

hup!

thud.

No.

fixation [quote]fixation Buy a Bianchi Pista Concept, and get SPDs set so you don't have and toe overlap.
Trackety Track-track track coolety cool cool cool

chris crash or just go to circus school and become an acrobat.....

;)

Are you suggesting that by following my advice, you'll end up like me... no-oh. that is not the bike I ride
(I just like 'em.)
-and I was an acrobat before I went to circus school-

perhaps we should organise a lfgss acrobatics display team :S
Chris?[/quote]

i'm no acrobat.... but if you wanted to show teach me some tricks im sure watching me get hurt would be entertaining.

why not... tricks n beer on a sunny day, perrrrfect let me know when you're up for it, and its sunny

maybe this is a bad idea...

nimhbus hup!

thud.

No.

lets stop before someone gets hurt... and blames me for it
(damage disclaimer)

sorry but can't seem to find the answer through a search is the TK2 fork drilled for a brake ?

Yes- from t'internet:
Forks:
Felt Airofoil carbon fibre straight-blade fork with alloy steerer tube with brake hole

oh thanks how did I miss that

I ride a Fort track frame, no toe overlap.

Much as I'd like to make some witty remark regarding the Langster. I dont see anything wrong with them (OK not my taste look/geo wise).

Personally I would start upgrading parts. You can really drop some weight this way, spread the cost, and transfer the parts to a new frame in the future if need be.

I tend to make a rough plan of what I want (with sizes, threadings etc), and then sit and wait for things to come up cheap in bike sales etc.

You could of course demote the langster to winter/ bad weather duties and buy a summer pimp bike (tiny tyres, no clearance etec.). In fact that sounds like much more fun.

Remember the n+1 rule!

i bought a bowery to get up and running
and now im going to build up exactly what smallfury said over the winter
im gna get me a keirin frame and pimp pimp pimp

I ride a Fort track frame, no toe overlap.

+1 Me too...

I ride a Fort track frame, no toe overlap.

yes because you have a road fork on it!

(and small feet)