Full bike available for sale. Not parting out. Available in CONUS. Recommended for 5'9~5'11 (175cm~180cm) $3750+shipping OBO, shoot me an offer. Not sure how to price this thing. ryanleokim64@gmail.com
Frame:
2021 Kory York K2 size M, custom painted
Fork/Headset:
Kory York R28 |
Chris King Gripnut 1" black
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Sugino 75 |
Sugino loose ball NJS BB
Pedals:
MKS Urban Platform | Fairweather double straps | All City cages
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Phil wood 17T |
Mack lockring |
AARN 49T |
D.I.D Racing Pro chain
Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle Italia Flite Titanium 94' |
Woodman GT2 w/ custom Ti anodized hardware |
MacMahone Ti Seat Clamp
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Light Bicycle AR46 Disc horizontal 3k weave |
Sapim Laser |
Mack Low Flange 20h |
Continental GP5000 28C Cream
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Light Bicycle AR46 Disc horizontal 3k weave |
Sapim Laser |
Mack High Flange 24h |
Continental GP5000 28C Cream
Accessories:
Custom rim decals made by @the_cyclopathic_few
Bike History
Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.
Added by ryanrla. Last updated about 1 hour ago.
Latest 20 Comments
Love the "tan line" on the wheels. I just put on some transparent ("brown") GP5000 on my Orbea.
Always some classy touch/vibes.
Especially when there is no visible Sidewall for breaks.
Posted over 1 year ago
Disc rims for fixed gear makes the wheels extra clean.. the amount of character tan/gum walls add is always amazing
Posted about 1 year ago
I have loved every iteration of this bike. This one is no exception!
Posted over 1 year ago
Love the latest iteration! The custom logo on this gorgeous wheelset makes it really special and a fun reference to the OG Zipp but clincher and durable :)
Posted over 1 year ago
Do you recall the spoke lengths that you went with for both the front and rear wheels? Which calculator did you use to determine the spoke lengths by the way?
Very interested in doing something similar to yours!
Posted about 2 years ago
You are clearly damn skilled at piecing things together. Massive respect! Quite jealous with this one...
Posted about 2 years ago
What an honor! Couldn't have made it more presentable without your photo tips
Posted about 2 years ago
Really appreciating your attention to detail with this build - the bike looks great. Loving the LF front and HF rear hub choices. Matching hubs are great and all but I feel like HF front hubs look a little out of place on small-silhouette steel forks.
Posted about 2 years ago
Hi, I always wanted to explain why I chose to do this. The goal was to make it seem like there are no hubs- small low flange gets almost hidden behind the steel fork, and for the rear, it looks like the spokes are coming out straight from the cog. Most people nowadays love high flanges, but on my previous wheelset I thought it looked out of place. Overall I tried to make the whole bike as simple & sleek as it could be, as seen on the seatpost clamp, valve caps, thin clamp on the stem, thin track grips, etc. Not the most traditional approach you could say
Posted about 2 years ago
It came out really well. I'd definitely go LF/HF on my next track wheelbuild. Didn't notice the minimalist seatpost collar on the first look, that's a neat design. Bike came out great.
Posted about 2 years ago
Photos
Pavlik_105 says:
Ilove it. I follow, have a safe ride!
Posted over 1 year ago