Audax rides

I don't really know the geometry of a Pompino but I imagine it is sensible and it definitely takes mudguards and has a full set of bottle bosses (something sadly lacking from my track bike) so seems sensible.

Pompino is pretty much a classic road geometry (73.5/73 angle with 45mm rake fork).

Personally if I'm doing distance fixed I want road drops for the variety of positions available which help deal with fatigue and many hours with your hands on the bars, they seem the obvious choice but I guess bullhorns would be fine if they work for you.

Don't forget the rear brakes, extremely important.

I'm sure there are people who can do 300k with just the front*, but it's definitely easier with both brakes.

*someone ON HERE did the 1400k LEL on a black Langster with bullhorn bar, baby blue velocity deep v rear wheel, single front brake and the LFGSS jersey.