This was my first fixed gear build. I started with a stock 1989 Trek 1000. It's the tallest frame in this line at 62cm!
Frame:
1989 Trek 1000, 6061 t6 aluminum
Fork/Headset:
stock
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Origin8 Propulsion Track Crankset 1/8 " 165mm 46t / Shimano Un55 Square Taper Bottom Bracket - 68 x 107
Pedals:
Shimano A530 Sport/Touring Pedal
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Surly Track Cog 1/8" x 16t silver / Surly Stainless Steel Track Cog Lockring 1.29" x 24 tpi Left-Hand Thread / Charge Masher Chain (half links)
Derailleurs/Shifters:
n/a
Saddle/Seatpost:
Devinci V2 Tri Saddle / Origin8 White Seatpost 27.2
Brakes:
Campagnolo Veloce Levers & Pads / Dia Compe Aero BL-07 Brake Lever Hoods White
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Origin8 Fixie Wheelset 700c 42mm White / Hutchinson Nitro Road Tire
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Origin8 Fixie Wheelset 700c 42mm White / Hutchinson Nitro Road Tire
Accessories:
Profile Cork Bar Wrap
Nashbar Gel Handlebar Pads
Added by larhule. Last updated about 10 years ago.
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negaatio says:
somewhat distasteful
you ever heard of these:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_bike
Posted about 10 years ago
larhule says:
Yes, I have heard of ghost bikes. I think they are a striking way to pay tribute to someone who was killed and to raise cycling awareness amongst motorists. However to say that simply building a white-on-white bike is "somewhat distasteful" is completely beyond me. I think it is "somewhat distasteful" (and perhaps "completely moronic") for you to make assumptions about my reasons for choosing a white-on-white aesthetic.
Posted about 10 years ago