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Pink is a light red (warm colors both that raises intensity)
very common "tool" in cases that you need a permanent loss of energy.
When you raise girls for example, you need it to restrict the intense
that has as a normal kid and help her build and express a sweet girlie character.

To us it work as a camouflaged red, we don't recognize it as a red and take our precautions
while it's working slyly taking small amounts of energy and make us inactive and vulnerable.

Most healthy women like pink unconsciously upholding their character, that doesn't mean
that they can paint pink the whole bloody planet of course.

Match the saddle

thats the rule

the halos will loose the 25% of their "darkness" in a month or so, depending the sunlight that
will be exposed. I will choose cinelli.
Try lizard skins, they are at least 2 stops darker (in photo terms) but they
are so comfortable and anti slip.

if rubber pista grips are acceptable will be a good choice.
(probably two in each side)

The frame is indeed a bit too large, unfortunately.
But took a long time, until I found a track frame, so I´ll bear with it.
Can increase saddle height a bit or bring the bar down ...

Just line up your knee cup with the pedal axle when its at 3 o clock,
everything else to most comfortable, your not gone run a criterium r u?
its a beautiful bike

You mean the saddle should be higher?

According to your handlebar height it should be an inch or half higher
but if your fitting is accurate in those photos i think that is the frame
that is one or two sizes bigger.
Don't think about it any more, perfectionism talking from a guy that
rides 58 instead of 56...
enjoy your bike and post a closer photo.

i like everything except saddle height position... sweet bike!

I 'm thinking of ordering a TIG welded reynolds 853 or columbus spirit road frame from Steve Goff.
I 'm intent of building the most competitive i can with carbon rear triangle-fork etc.
Any thoughts or experiences about his performance with TIG will help.

pressed tubes...
http://www.fyxomatosis.com/images/stories/transmission2010/euro_indoor.jpg
via fyxomatosis

The matching of the rims/chainring bolts is annoying me. Its a bit double denim.

me too but i like the valve cups. Definitely porn with black wheels.
This saddle is real? it took me a week to find the red one and i never see one in this color...
A straight saddle post will add perfection.

looks like ral 3020 as an insecure observation... i call those colours tabaque and
i separate them to yellowish (classical, 70s) and reddish (eastern, 00s)
if you choose them from samples avoid the bright light when you decide the brightness.

If you are close to 180cm i think that will fit you well, the bike look like 55 or 56.
i never see a stem like that before...

Is powder coating a chainring a good idea?
Seems like it would just damage the chain and put paint chips all over your drivetrain.
I have no experience with one though so I'm probably talking out of ass.

I recently powder coat a new chain ring, i was tell the shop for the lightest coat that they can.
The result was a nice very thin coat, that preserves those laser (?) engravings that shows number
of teeth etc.

Use it as hard as i could it starts to loose very small amount of paint at the edges of teeth,
without causing any major problem in chain but you could see that need cleaning.
The friend that rides it tell me that it starts to loose bigger chips of paint from
the inner section of teeth after 200km and wash the chain 2 times in a week.
No other complains except that i spent 1 hour cleaning the bolt holes when i installed it.

You should read something engraved at the back drops that it will show more about the origin.
(gippiemme, columbus, campagnolo? )
Usually at the fork drops you should read the maker of the tube set.
The lugs look like columbus, the BB shell and fork too.
The bridge at the chain stays looks good leaving the rear brake bridge the only part
of your bike that you could say "not expensive"...
The stem looks like a cinelli, and the parts campagnolo.
(with the minimum usage)
I think that your dad has a good taste and you are lucky enough to enjoy it!
(please don't rush the next time that you gonna take some photos)

give more (steady) pictures

953 whatever it is... expensive for sure

i don't think so, almost rusted and the seat stays brazing very easy...

http://rocknrollinfixieriders.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/img_1361.jpg?w=420&h=559
http://rocknrollinfixieriders.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/img_1364.jpg
rocknrollinfixieriders

sorry... wrong thread...

I knew about them, now i 'm at 90% of completing my training bike, veloce, straight tusk fork etc...
i was buy it cause they claimed that it has columbus tubes and for its geometry specs.

i was already having some km with a friends ck3 and i really like the ride, i could easily
say that its very close to tommasini zonal builds.

if it doesn't satisfy my needs i will check my options for a custom columbus steel, but
i can't see any reason yet.

Its appearance was a problem for me and thats why i decide to rip off the (excellent)
powder coating (~250gr) and paint it with some quality (~140gr).

both need new paint in my book...

you brake my heart... they say that is columbus 7005 double butted...

Anyone knows where tifosi bikes are made?
i 'm painting mine and i could use some "statements".

I was read in an ebay seller that they manufactured by Chicken & Sons in UK,
every info will help

Readers wife, girlfriend, grandma? no?

unfortunately not, i just take it for a ride trying to observe the differences of SLX with my plain columbus tubeset

That Fidusa is proper turd. Look at the clearances, if you can even call them that. They should be ashamed!

i feel the same about their logo, the clearances doesn't bother me cause its
a matter of how you order it.
has a very nice and durable paintwork and the saddle with the bumpers is almost
pretty and useful enough

almost antiporn but is custom ordered and you can leave the wheels and seat tube
in their peace

amazing, in a place full of design tradition, treat their new bike like this...

Thnx!
i 'm thinking of build a nice and gentle city bike for a friend at his 50s
if the price is right

I found this hang among other jewelery, i don't know anything about this maker
and lfgss was the first thought when i saw it.

So please enlighten me