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  • I started on the 46/15 they give on the fuji track, first fixed i ever mounted, i got used to it in the city but it is very high still if you're stopping and starting all the time. I changed the 15 to a 17 not long ago. The multi-tool from condor is quite useful and they sell cogs for like 7£ there.

    I test rode with the 46/15 fixed and it was surprisingly stiff. It *was *the first time I've ever ridden a fixed as well, so maybe that threw me a little...

    The shop fitted a 16 on the freewheel side for nowt and that feels just about perfect, maybe a little spinny when I get to higher speeds, which I guess will get more noticeable as I get a bit fitter.

    Anyways, here it be;

    And that's right - sparkly ass metallic brown, yo.

    Thanks again to everybody for all the help, it's really appreciated and I'm brimming with glee every time I've ridden it so far. Now I just need to learn how to take it all to pieces and find shiny new things to fit...

  • I loved the brown as the decals pop out nicely.

    beward of the bottom bracket as they're pretty prone to breaking, of which the shop should replaced it with a new one from next to nothing.

    46/15 will feel spinny if you're used to cranking it, but once you get used to a higher spin, it'll feel normal (better to spin than to grind).

  • Ouch, cheers for the warning! Maybe I should try and get that and the chainset/cranks upgraded before the other bits I wanted to change then.

    Is that a noticeably catastrophic event when it goes or does it just seize/grind/erupt into holy flame? I really should learn about the insidey bits of these things properly...

  • Mainly the Fuji track we tend to get end up having it's BB replaced after a couple of weeks, but that's about it.

    Just keep riding it and get the hang of it.

  • That looks really nice! A much nicer paintjob than the 2011 I think. Hope you have a lot of fun on it.

  • Similar story here stabbington, bought the 2012 Fuji track a few months ago as my first single speed & road bike, had Evans fit a freewheel on it when I bought it aswell. Loving it so far!
    Haven't got round to trying to ride clipless/clips or fixed yet, I'm either lazy or too afraid of falling off!

  • good to see you bit the bullet! think you've inspired me to go get mine on monday, especially as I can chuck my tired Marin MB in for £50 off at evans. Think i'll go for the 16 on a freewheel as well. if you've got any more advice it would be appreciated!

  • My advice would be to sack the freewheel idea, try it fixed! it really isn't hard at all and it feels so much better!

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    Freewheel is hard work compare to a fixed wheel.

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    Freewheel is hard work compare to a fixed wheel.

  • Mainly the Fuji track we tend to get end up having it's BB replaced after a couple of weeks, but that's about it.

    Just keep riding it and get the hang of it.

    Hi there first time poster, I promise you I have UTFS and trawled google but what bb is a good replacement for the current fuji classic track model? I have one on order and wanted to have one on standby for when the stock gives up the ghost.

    Any recommendations would be wicked thanks.

  • its ok my friend, you asked inside the fuji track thread and didn't start a whole new one...

  • Phewww... I didnt wanna be one of those kind of noobs. Thanks for that Mark.

  • Hopefully someone remembers the axle length?

    Once you have that you can order a Shimano UN54 in british threading as a replacement. Chain Reaction sell them. You'll need a shimano bb tool to fit it but that'll cost you less than a shop fit.

  • Thanks very much for that miro it looks like chain reaction have sold out/ discontinued the un54. Is there a similar version to that?

    Also another question to the thread does anyone have seat tube diameter?

  • What do you mean? there's plenty of website that sell the UN54, that bottom bracket have been around for ages.

  • Thanks for that's Jake, couldn't seem to find UN54's in stock anywhere.

  • Hey all, sorry to bump an old post but thought it better than starting a new one.

    Does anyone know what seatpost clamp size the new fuji classic track takes? And also what the diameter of the top tube would be? I can't seem to find the info anywhere and It doesn't look like there is a standard size anywhere.

    I would love it if someone could help or prove me wrong?

    Sam

  • I had the diameter of the top tube somewhere, but I can't seem to find it now.

  • 1" no?

  • Is that for both the top tube and seat tube?

  • The tubing is 1", so the tt diameter is 1".

    They take 27.2mm seatposts. I don't know what seatclamp though.

  • Ah cheers for that miro, so by that Im assuming the seta tube uses different diameter tubing as it can hold a 27.2mm seat post?

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