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Old 12-10-17, 09:44 PM
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After that last Wabi thread I don't know whether we are supposed to like them anymore here or not?
But whichever it is - they are having a nice sale on their wheels...

https://wabicycles.com/products/wabi...eid=0fb6b30879

https://wabicycles.com/collections/c...nt=47401930964



And Cinelli USA is clearing out their left-over MASH bits for pretty low...

https://www.cinelli-usa.com/sale/mash/

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^Time to get rid of all those > 5 spoke wheel sets.
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And Cinelli USA is clearing out their left-over MASH bits for pretty low...

https://www.cinelli-usa.com/sale/mash/
The end of an era
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Oooh, the stuff is actually reasonably priced now.
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Smoking deal

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I've no idea whether this is a great deal or not. I know some of you guys like Chrome gear so I thought I'd throw it out there.

Chrome Mini Buran Messenger Bag - $79.73
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Originally Posted by IAmSam
After that last Wabi thread I don't know whether we are supposed to like them anymore here or not?
But whichever it is - they are having a nice sale on their wheels...

https://wabicycles.com/products/wabi...eid=0fb6b30879

https://wabicycles.com/collections/c...nt=47401930964



And Cinelli USA is clearing out their left-over MASH bits for pretty low...

https://www.cinelli-usa.com/sale/mash/
That is pretty sweet, only $229 for the sub 15's. I vote that we can still like Wabi, don't know of any other nice fixie frames with road geo, though I'm curious what others are out there. Anybody know?

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50% off one order at Search and State. Valid through 12/31/2017. Includes sale items. Use code lastchance50.
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Did some searching on State Bicycle and I see they don't get a lot of love, but their "4130 Core-Line" looks decent. Double butted tubing and nice dropouts. All bikes are on sale for a $100 discount for a couple more days which would bring this one to $350.

https://www.statebicycle.com/collect...ts/montecore-3

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7Mesh Strategy Jacket - Mens - $150
Strategy Jacket Men's

7Mesh Strategy Jacket - Womens - $135
Strategy Jacket Women's

I'm not a fan of waterproof/breathable fabrics based on several experiences in the distant past where these so called "breathable" fabrics left me sodden and frozen, once to the point of hypothermia. This jacket was worn for a 27° ride start today however, and I am seriously rethinking this, especially for very cold conditions and moderate efforts. It was able to cope surprisingly well with a base layer and thermal jersey underneath and only started to build up moisture and feel clammy as the temperature rose above 40°.

Apparently these fabrics have come a long way in the past 15 years and I'm really happy with the way this jacket performed. Fit and quality are impeccable.


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Old 12-23-17, 05:35 PM
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Fuji Feather in 49 and 52 for $200: Fuji Feather Single-Speed City Bike - Closeout - Nashbar
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Woah, now that's a deal!

Definitely rivals when they had fuji track pros for $150.
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Would a size 52 fuji feather be ok for a 5'8 guy?
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Would a size 52 fuji feather be ok for a 5'8 guy?
Maybe? The 52 has a 54cm top tube. I'm not good at estimating sizes for anyone other than me.

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One of the reasons those Fuji Track Pro's sold so cheap was because Fuji had an initial poor design with the chainstays.* Folks that were just building up the frameset were finding out that some spiders were hitting the chainstay at the 42mm chainline. They finally fixed it proper on the third version with the curved chainstay.




*the first version of Trek's T1 track frameset had a similar issue albeit with larger chainrings hitting the chainstay**
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Would a size 52 fuji feather be ok for a 5'8 guy?
You're going to feel a bit cramped in there but you could make it work though with more more seatpost showing and a longer stem. I'd consider a larger size if I was in your shoes though.
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One of the reasons those Fuji Track Pro's sold so cheap was because Fuji had an initial poor design with the chainstays.* Folks that were just building up the frameset were finding out that some spiders were hitting the chainstay at the 42mm chainline. They finally fixed it proper on the third version with the curved chainstay.




*the first version of Trek's T1 track frameset had a similar issue albeit with larger chainrings hitting the chainstay**
Nashbar's shipment was a mixed bag actually. Myself and a few members here ended up being delivered the revised version that cleared omniums and larger chainrings.
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Originally Posted by Lazyass
Did some searching on State Bicycle and I see they don't get a lot of love, but their "4130 Core-Line" looks decent. Double butted tubing and nice dropouts. All bikes are on sale for a $100 discount for a couple more days which would bring this one to $350.

https://www.statebicycle.com/collect...ts/montecore-3

Wow, I really like that bike. Wish the handlebars were higher, guess that could be adjusted with a higher angle stem? Finding that a lot with fixed bikes.

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Wow, I really like that bike. Wish the handlebars were higher, guess that could be adjusted with a higher angle stem? Finding that a lot with fixed bikes.

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Looks like the bikes in the pictures already have the steerer tube cut down. I doubt a new one would be. The one bottle mount kills me. That's an odd phenomenon in the single speed world. I can see having no mounts for a pure track bike, but why on earth would they not put two on bikes obviously meant to be ridden on the road? Odd.
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Looks like the bikes in the pictures already have the steerer tube cut down. I doubt a new one would be. The one bottle mount kills me. That's an odd phenomenon in the single speed world. I can see having no mounts for a pure track bike, but why on earth would they not put two on bikes obviously meant to be ridden on the road? Odd.
I know what you mean about the water bottle cages. There is a really sweet Classic Bianchi steel frame I like and the Cinelli Gazetta too. Love everything about them, except no water bottle cages. I'd hate to drill into something that nice just to tap threads (or have someone else do it!) My current fixed gear is a Schwinn Let our conversion, which can only hold one bottle. A second cage is mounted to the handlebars with a small aluminum mount. Seems a shame to do that to a bike like the Bianchi, Cinelli, or the State above. 2 is pretty much a necessity in the hot Georgia summers here. The only fixed bike I've seen with two sets of mounts are the Wabis, which cost as much as that state bike for just the frame.

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Here's an option for bikes with no water bottle stays. It's a double water bottle cage that mounts to your seat rail.

https://www.all3sports.com/products/profile-design-rm-l-system-black?variant=31647690316&gclid=CjwKCAiAvf3RBRBBEiwAH5XYqHDtXZdOnztT3H9kLZFMr0YphCmX84iQSFrT52PavWRb xO8zZ8uTiRoCAHIQAvD_BwE

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Originally Posted by bonsai171
I know what you mean about the water bottle cages. There is a really sweet Classic Bianchi steel frame I like and the Cinelli Gazetta too. Love everything about them, except no water bottle cages. I'd hate to drill into something that nice just to tap threads (or have someone else do it!) My current fixed gear is a Schwinn Let our conversion, which can only hold one bottle. A second cage is mounted to the handlebars with a small aluminum mount. Seems a shame to do that to a bike like the Bianchi, Cinelli, or the State above. 2 is pretty much a necessity in the hot Georgia summers here. The only fixed bike I've seen with two sets of mounts are the Wabis, which cost as much as that state bike for just the frame.

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The '17 Masi Uno Drop is on clearance for $479, it's not a bad deal. It's chromoly but says nothing about being butted. Looks cool, though.

https://masibikes.com/collections/20.../uno-drop-2017

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Every water bottle mounting solution ever thought of.

Adding Water Bottle Cages to Bicycles without Braze
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Ok - so we're all still loving Wabi, amirite? Well...

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