16lbs of single speed
Frame:
54cm Specialized Langster London #702
Fork/Headset:
Scott CR1 HM Aero full carbon fork/steerer, Ritchey WCS sealed stainless headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
SRAM Omnium 170mm, GXP BB
Pedals:
Look Keo classic2 white
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
16T Freewheel, FSA Pro Track 51 chainring, KMC K710
Saddle/Seatpost:
Fi;z;ik Antares VS Carbon 7x9 rail, Easton EC70 zero carbon 27.2, Salsa Anodized blue Lip Lock seat collar
Brakes:
SRAM S500 levers, SRAM Red Black Edition, Swiss stop pads
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mavic Ksyrium SR, Challenge Pro open tubular 300TPI, Superlight tube
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mavic Ellipse, Challenge Pro open tubular 300TPI, Superlight tube
Accessories:
Lizardskins 1.8 DSP tape, Red SRAM Pitstop hoods, Blackburn Carbon Cage, Fi;z;ik Integrated saddle bag, K-Edge Anodized red out front Garmin Edge510 mount
More Info:
Nothing stock but the frame itself, recently re-vamped the drivetrain, tires, seatpost and computer
Added by Mshap0352. Last updated almost 9 years ago.
19 Comments
This is awesome. Nice job!
Posted almost 9 years ago
Thanks!! I'm super excited to have it out again after the winter!
Posted almost 9 years ago
Every part on this bike is aesthetically perfect. Makes me want to get a Langster.
Posted almost 9 years ago
That's a fast looking bike! Well done.
Posted almost 10 years ago
Thanks!! Much appreciated. I haven't updated in a while, I have a new saddle on there now and new pedals
Posted about 9 years ago
Genuinely like this, looks like it would be a good fixed bike for proper miles
Posted over 10 years ago
Unfortunately my fixed gear riding skills aren't too fantastic yet, but I'm getting there utilizing my LeTour conversion!
Posted about 10 years ago
Not with a gear that big. Drop your gear inches and you'll be amazed how pure fixed gear riding is.
Posted about 10 years ago
I have this gear for strictly road riding with a freewheel, so I can keep up on road rides. My other bike is my fixed gear, and I'm changing the 48T to a 46T this week, I think that a 46-16 will be perfect on a fixed for my area
Posted about 10 years ago
I find 46/16 perfect for 90% of road riding. I swap to 47/17 when in the hills in the South West (Cornwall)
Posted about 10 years ago
Photos
kamblos says:
wht kind/brand of freewheel cog did you put? how is it holding up on the fixed gear thread, im planning to put one on my ellipse
Posted over 8 years ago
kamblos says:
will it strip the threads?
Posted over 8 years ago
Mshap0352 says:
Any will work. As long as it's 1.37 TPI aka, any freewheel that's 16T or above. I've replaced three on my ellipse so far, no issues at all!! Phenominal wheel
Posted over 8 years ago