Dolan Pre Cursa / PreCursa / Track Champion

JB, the frameset come with a headset.

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/fsa/orbit-z-no9mcup-integrated-headset-ec019122#features

JB, the frameset come with a headset.

I think he only got the frame.

Ed, not when you buy it standalone bro.

Did come with a nice alpina seat post collar doe.

Thanks b0n0r

Not great photography and needs cranks but I am happy.

Why would you need cranks on a Dyson?

Oliver 'the pun machine ' Schick strikes again!

Not great photography and needs cranks but I am happy.

Looks nice, Columbus forks aren't half as bad I thought they would look built up.

Half as bad? Tommmmmm and I think they look sweet. Clearance is still aiighhttt

It's a saying, they suit the build well.
Have you thought about setting it up like Dammit's 'dale with both lever operating the brake?

The fork clearance is just right for that frame, will be perfect for those long rides!

Not sure I see the benefit Indra, I've only ever ridden drop bars with the right lever being operational so no big to me.

Exactly rogeyrogan. Canny wait to ride!

Not sure I see the benefit Indra, I've only ever ridden drop bars with the right lever being operational so no big to me.

Exactly rogeyrogan. Canny wait to ride!

Just one of those silly little things I'm OCD about.

Yeah, I like tusks on a pre cursa. Always want to get some tusk straight for mine, but they're really a bit too expensive for the frame.

Do those precursas hve a slightly sloping tt?

That looks tidy JB. Is that a 54?

Ta chris, it is a 54, yes.

Slightly slack chain but otherwise it's done.

What's the rake on that fork? Trial fitted a wheel with my Alpinas today and clearance looks about the same.

Yeah it's surprisingly tight. Rake is 45mm. Guessing its still tight purely because of the head tube angle. I didn't experience any toe overlap or anything like that when I took it for a ride. And it has 32c tyres.

It is fast, very fast. The fastest bike I've owned in fact (doesn't day much) even with 32s.

When I can afford it I will get some archetypes laced to halos and run 25c tyres.

The messenger Seta I was talking about

More pics?

Here's a pic of mine, all stripped and the like.

When I can afford it I will get some archetypes laced to halos and run 25c tyres.

This is likely to be your lightest bike, why not get a really good lightweight wheelset to match it?

i.e. American Classic rear track hubs (24h) and front road hubs (Pro-Lite Como Front Hub 20h) laced to Velocity A23 would be very light in comparison to a typical fixed wheelset, maybe around 1200-1300g altogether compared to a typical 1800-2000g fixie skidder wheelset.

With heavy component on mine, it's end up 8.5kg, reckon with your, around 8kg or under.

By the way, think your saddle may need to be moved back a bit.