My TT rig

There's something really really nice about the front hub...
I think it's a pity the logos on the wheels are so big... plain black with a small white logo would have been so much cleaner.

agree re the decals, they are not peelable though, bonded in the laminate

there's a couple more pics...

i hate you. give me your bike now.

Must be the prettiest plastic bike I've seen.
Do the reds on the wheels/frame/forks match in real life, or is it photochop trickery?
Either way, very nice.

those wheels are ace. I want one.

:p

How long do carbon chainrings last? Are they lighter than alu? Stiffer? Anything? Bueller? :)

lighter yes, stiffer.........not too sure on dat one der boss, but don't last as long.
weight weenies only. (so you're fucked :)

What do you know about carbon chainrings slag? Are you a closet skinsuit wearer or something?

31's got this gaffer taped to his handlebars

lighter yes, stiffer.........not too sure on dat one der boss, but don't last as long.
weight weenies only. (so you're fucked :)

life is pretty good. On a geared setup for road racing you'll get 2500miles which is one season. But on a fixed gear with perfect chainline, a thicker ring and no gear change stress can expect 4000 or so miles, doesn't sound much but's a few seasons of TT use so for a dedicated TT bike I reckon it's OK. Besides, no-one makes off the shelf 55T track rings, you have a choice of carbon from fibrelyte or alloy from MDT. The carbon is cheaper...

that is longer than i expected, but good as you say for doing TT's etc. those MDT's are expensive

Your bike is awesome. Clap clap. Will there come a time when kids of the future look to ebay to snap up bargain aero carbon frames? I'm looking into cryogenics.

Bumped and tagged since I failed to find it last time..
http://mikesimagination.wordpress.com/condor-stadio-fixed-tt-bike/