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it's never too early to start them on the bike pimpin' - Desi's little boys first bike in club livery…

That is a crazy looking machine!

nah thats for babys :D

give them 12" 20mm...discwheelzzzz.

i think chariandconyc have some for sale atm for something like $100

http://www.chariandconyc.com/nitto-adb-xtrackhandlebar.aspx

$139.95

The 420 rims are tough enough, but AC have a rep for using the smallest bearings they can get away with to appeal to weight weenies, which doesn't bode well for standing up to the streets of London's famous London. The track rear, for example, uses 6803 bearings 17x26x5 compared with the much more burly 6001 12x28x8 found in more common hubs which has almost double the load rating of the thinner bearing

Thats because they are no longer 420g rims. AC had to beef them up somewhat. They are now around 470g (but the name has'nt changed to AC 470s interestingly). The bearings are still alledgedly poo though. The rims can be found here: http://www.xx-light-bikes.de/shop/pi-372185524.htm?categoryId=53

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i wont !!
for the snow in denmark..

A la Geekhouse;

That's a KMC Koolchain, and it's upsidown.

That's a KMC Koolchain, and it's upsidown.

Upsidedown or Insideout ??

lol.

The rims can be found here: http://www.xx-light-bikes.de/shop/pi-372185524.htm?categoryId=53

If you're going to start from rims, I'd go for the Halo Mercury (re-branded Kinlin Nb30), although if I actually wanted a set of ~30mm deep alloy track clinchers, I'd stick with the Mavic Ellipse, they have proven to be very tough and they are much cheaper than AC420s.

That's a KMC Koolchain, and it's upsidown.

ha, good spot

all geared im afraid
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Wow, love the Basso

If you're going to start from rims, I'd go for the Halo Mercury (re-branded Kinlin Nb30), although if I actually wanted a set of ~30mm deep alloy track clinchers, I'd stick with the Mavic Ellipse, they have proven to be very tough and they are much cheaper than AC420s.

the Niobium's?

http://www.longstaffcycles.com/images/trike_004.jpg

perfect for a speedy commute in all that slushy snow ;)

I love the saddle. Flite TT? Where can I get one?

*paging mitre_tester"

the Niobium's?

Yeah, also branded as IRD in this country, The Halo ones you can get in white...nice

http://www.longstaffcycles.com/images/trike_004.jpg

perfect for a speedy commute in all that slushy snow ;)

Do a skid...broadside...trackstand mother fucker.

Slice thro the traffic that won't...me like.

lol, your right :)))

Yeah, also branded as IRD in this country, The Halo ones you can get in white...nice

yeah, I've got them on my bike. They are light but not too weak. I can't believe how much they are on import now: £60 for each rim :-0
They are branded as IRD in the States also.

Er...porn anyone?

stem and fork are bit yuk but the saddle is a proper knob saver:

That Passoni (is that what it said) is pure sex.

yeah, a real sit-up-and-beg-winter-hack!