Kendo Track
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Kendo Track
What can you tell me about the Kendo Track?
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I can tell you that it looks nice. The cranks look to have the older 144 bolt circle diameter chainrings, and may be expensive, if you decide that you would like other sizes. I have had track bikes for over fourty years now, and one thing that I have become addicted to that this bike does not have is rear facing adjuster screws for the rear axle/wheel.
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Actually, 144mm bcd used to be the old road chainring standard and 151mm bcd was the track standard. They switched to the current 144mm track standard in the late 1970s, or about 40 years ago. My 1976 Schwinn Paramount P14 track bike has Campy Record Pista cranks with a 151mm bcd.
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Thanks...
i am actually looking at a frameset only. i am in Taiwan now, and it goes for less than $300. Never ridden fixed/single gear, but it's gotta start somewhere right?
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I think there is a video on Youtube from Zach Gallardo (sp?) where he tours the shop as he is/was in Taiwan. check it out.
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