Hoke's L96

Probably won't get campy, but that's the idea for a shallower training wheelset.

I'm not really in the know how of what hubs have 20/24 holes for track...

What about Mack hubs?

Also available in low flange version.

Wouldn't turning up on this bike automatically get you put in with the A's?

Yep, then get you put right out the back with your target shot to tatters

Sorry, nor do I, I'm in the car and auto correct is playing a fun game with me, plus I really should proof read before I hit send.

Edited now btw.

Turns out Look own Corima -I didn't know that.

Sure, what weave pattern have you got it on?

@umop3pisdn what pattern have you got on yours?

Lol! True that!

Hopefully I want to get this build done before the start of the winter league at LVV

3k shiny, 51T

Happy to lend it to you for a little while.

You can also try my bike to check out the Sugino 75DD.

At my poor power level, all cranks feel as stiff as each other...

Ooooo!!!

Cheers for the heads up buddy!

hope youre well!

If you use this for RHC and if you crash it, you may find clubruns and socials become very funny for everyone else, forever more :)

on the plus side, it would mean people will more likely to forget about his cracking habit.

lol

Would sir like some wheels to go with those spokes?

Also - this looks like a mess

3k 2x2 twill weave would match the crank. If Fibrelyte had a decent photo of your own crank, they could make you a ring with weave aligned to what you have on the crank.

Are they 32 spoke wheels? On rims that deep. The horror, the horror.

I know.

Afaik the Look cranks are the only ones you can use on this frame. Think theyre a 1 piece jobby with weirdly large bearings or something

Using anything other than Zed cranks would be a huge downgrade anyway.

Using anything other than Zed cranks would be a huge downgrade anyway.

PREACH

Talbot or someone should turn up a BB shell to use them on a steel track frame, tubes would have to be proper thick to make it look in proportion though

Bit pointless using uber stiff cranks with a steel frame though

Look sells an adaptor for their BB65 frames.

I'm tempted to get a set once the bearings on my 695 will need to be replaced.

I was thinking maybe go back to build another set of DA7600 laced to archtype or something on those lines.

Probably can be sorted in two weeks easily.

I'd go for Open Pro CD, or TB-14, andoized grey, latter give you that tubular look with 23mm tyres, and actually be good for track and crit.

Open Pro CD and Dura Ace were the choice of training wheels for the GB track team.

You'll never know because the tooling would be prohibitively expensive, assuming those giant bearings are press fit direct a la BB30