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I'd have to say that these new Razor track whips from Proud Cat are quite easy on the eyes. Five really sick colors and built from Columbus tubing! I remember when I first started seeing Proud Cat goods on the web and thinking they were nothing more than an inexpensive substitute. Judging by the way these things came out I'm thinking that's hardly the case. Here's one of my favorite colors and a full build so you can see what these beasts look like all built ready to roll. I'd ride one for sure. Hit the Proud Cat spot for more!
I finally found a use for the HKK vertex midnight blue chain I bought from John Dacey at Business Cycles last summer in Miami. It matches this frame so well. Who would have thought?
On sale a rare FAGGIN pursuit exactly size center to center 60x60, but in lane it' s 57x57 center to center, straight to the ground.
It' s in perfect condictions, nobody ride it, it was only built up ( you can see the perfect chromed rear drop outs . It' s for 700x650 wheel set.
Head tube before any clean up work. Still needed to be cut down and then faced as well as removing a bit more of the flux.
Track Frame handmade by o. Jaekel and ridden by him at the olympic games back in the 80is---full columbus record tubing, overall very nice condition, fine chrome, very tight geometrie. Size: seattube- 55,5cm/toptube 55,5cm! incl. rino headset!
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More bike shop is always a good thing. If you're looking for some vintage or used bit these dudes might have it. You may not have a means of getting them from Thailand but you sure can check out the fancy stuff on their blog! I posted a couple flicks from their shop below. Purdy stuff. Still need to travel. Haha.
Edouard Louis Joseph, Baron Merckx (pronounced [ˈmɛrks]) (born 17 June 1945), better known as Eddy Merckx, is a Belgian former professional road bicycle racer, considered to be the greatest pro-cyclist ever.
The French magazine Vélo described Merckx as "the most accomplished rider that cycling has ever known,"[2] while VeloNews of the United States declared him to be the greatest and most successful cyclist of all time.
Merckx, who turned professional in 1965, won the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia five times each, and the Vuelta a España once. He also won all of professional cycling's classic "monument" races at least twice each (with 19 Classics victories in all). Merckx was World Champion once as an amateur and three times as a professional, and he broke the world hour record before retiring in 1978.
Since then, Merckx has remained active in professional cycling through various commercial and sporting projects, most notably by manufacturing and selling his own line of bicycles, Eddy Merckx Cycles.