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Æ's 14R Track Production Model 2013

Based on the prototype 14R that was built in 2009. Made from Reynolds 853 Aero tubing, this is the stiffest steel Track bike on the market today. This is one of my favorite track bikes... stiff, responsive and bomb proof. If you would like more information on the 14R, go to 14bikeco.com

Frame:
14R Track Reynolds 853 (52cm) Gloss Jet Black Powder Coat with the new style down-tube graphics.

Fork/Headset:
Carbon Monocoque unbranded Track / FSA 1 1/8th sealed

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Dura-Ace Track / Dura-Ace Track

Pedals:
MKS / LOOK

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
14 Bike Co 15 tooth cog / Dura-Ace Track 50 tooth chainring / Izumi Track

Derailleurs/Shifters:
N/A

Handlebars/Stem:
PRO Vibe Cavendish / MASH Cinelli 80mm

Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle Italia Flite / Thomson 27.2

Brakes:
My Brain

Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Dura-Ace Track 28 hole laced 2X to a Carbon 50mm 28 hole rim with Continental 23c GP Force Tire

Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Dura-Ace Track 28 hole laced 2X to a Carbon 50mm 28 hole rim with Continental 23c GP Force Tire

Accessories:
Fizik bar wrap / MKS Straps

More Info:
www.fixedgearlondon.com www.andyfuckingellis.blogspot.com www.fixed-magazine.com The Fluro Yellow 14R in the last 3 photos belongs to Mikey Ramirez...

Bike History

Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.

  1. Initial
  2. Stage 2

Added by andyellis. Last updated over 10 years ago.

29 Comments

xs1cht

xs1cht says:

Looks good mate

Posted about 10 years ago

ridzxjumemixvrsvd

ridzxjumemixvrsvd says:

can i still order this frame?
but i click the link its error :(

Posted about 10 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

The 14 Bike Co Site is being updated! Sorry, it will be back soon. We are going to be launching a new range next month. Lots of Stainless Steel frames and something made from carbon!

Posted about 10 years ago

ridzxjumemixvrsvd

ridzxjumemixvrsvd says:

cool
looking forward to it :)

Posted about 10 years ago

Rob_Alvarado

Rob_Alvarado says:

clean , looks like a damn speed machine

Posted over 11 years ago

ayyeeallen

ayyeeallen says:

is this still available for purchase? is so, link and price? :)

Posted over 11 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

http://www.14bikeco.com/

get one from here!

Posted over 11 years ago

Fazz7

Fazz7 says:

nice!

Posted over 11 years ago

longkachia

longkachia says:

the dropout looks goooood

Posted almost 12 years ago

tom15xw

tom15xw says:

Looks so mean, I've ordered one of these from 14bikeco and it should be built soon. Can't wait to ride it. Great work designing this Andy

Posted almost 12 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

There is nothing else like a 14R. Let me know if you need any help with anything. Also let me know when you are picking it up!! I know it will be very soon! Stoked that you are stoked on the 14R ;)

Posted almost 12 years ago

lait

lait says:

Interesting bike!
What is the ride like comparing to a aluminum or steel track bike?
Im interested in the low pro 14r and would love to see more pics of it fully built up!
By the way what is the weight of the frame-only?

Posted almost 12 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

Compared to an Aluminum frame... This is way stiffer. The 14R is Steel, but it does not flex like a steel frame or an Aluminum frame for that matter! This is what an Aluminum frame looks like when it flexes at the BB:

http://vimeo.com/12317058

More photos of the 14R Low Pro will be around soon. We have some news coming soon!! I don't know the weight yet...

Posted almost 12 years ago

Donskeyrae

Donskeyrae says:

shit, this is dope! loving the colorway sir!

Posted about 12 years ago

theofbaby

theofbaby says:

have you got any pics of the lo pro really want to get myself one

Posted about 12 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

Adding one in a sec...

Posted about 12 years ago

theofbaby

theofbaby says:

how much would this cost for frame fork?

Posted about 12 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

Text from the 14 bike co site:

14R Reynolds 853 Frame: £695.00

Fork Options:
Fork option No.1: Alpina F04 Carbon 1 1/8th Track Fork £99.99
Fork option No.2: Alpina Wing Pista Carbon Monocoque 1 1/8th Track Fork £249.99
Forks will be painted in 14R Matte Black to match your 14R frame
(Please note! Neither of the fork options detailed above are drilled for a brake)

If you would like to order a 14R or have any questions, please email: info@14bikeco.com

www.14bikeco.com
www.fixedgearlondon.com

Posted about 12 years ago

princeprospect

princeprospect says:

No way, this look amazing. I was thinking about going aluminum and upgrading my frame. But i'm thinking this might be the upgrade i'm looking for. So eager for more info on when this thing comes out.

Posted about 12 years ago

wastingaway

wastingaway says:

Love the frameset! They are making them again, aren't they?

Posted about 12 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

Yes, the updated 2012 version will be announced any day now ;) I'll be putting the press release up on here too. Glad you like it!

Posted about 12 years ago

mile

mile says:

Really love it overall, and fact that you ride a lot push to push it makes it a lot cooler

Posted about 12 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

Thanks. I believe that a steel frame set should last you forever... even if you crash it, bend it in half, you can still have that frame repaired. Unlike Carbon or Aluminum.

Posted about 12 years ago

stalag13

stalag13 says:

THAT'S steel? Sweet looking ride, but I'm kinda doubting this...

Posted about 12 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

It is steel! I guarantee it. This bike is well documented :) I have just put up a few more images, check them out and you will see it is really Reynolds 853 Steel!

Posted about 12 years ago

stalag13

stalag13 says:

wow, look at that. how thick are the main tubes? that thing must be a tank, how else could you draw steel tubing in that size and still maintain compressive strength?

Posted about 12 years ago

andyellis

andyellis says:

SEAMLESS AIR-HARDENING HEAT-TREATED STEEL

The benefits of air-hardening steels are particularly noticeable in the weld area where, unlike conventional steel alloys, strength can actually increase after cooling in air immediately after welding. 853 is heat-treated to give high strength and damage resistance, and the steel properties allow thin walls to be used, so that lower weight but fatigue-resistant structures can be made.

Why it works:

UTS: 1250-1400 MPa, density 7.78 gm/cc

The chemistry includes carbon, manganese, chrome, molybdenum, silicon, copper.

The interaction between the alloys result in a fine grain structure that forms with air-cooling without the traditional "quenching" (fast cooling in water or oil) process. High strength from bainitic phase steel after a series of cold-working operations.

Heat-treatment to the 853 specification raises the yield strength for the entire tube, increasing dent and impact resistance.

Reynolds offer a design option from 2011 - 853 DZB for Double Zone butted tubes which are particularly suitable for ATB and 29er frames to reduce or eliminate the gussets normally required to pass the stringent EN fatigue testing standards.

Got this off the Reynolds website...
http://reynoldstechnology.biz/our_mater...

These Aero tubes are custom drawn for 14 Bike Co and are not available on the market to anyone. We have a good relationship with Reynolds, which is why 95% of the frames built at 14 Bike Co are made from Reynolds Steel.

Also there is a picture somewhere on the right which indicates the weight of the bike fully built up... 8.64kg if I remember rightly. any other questions, let me know :)

Posted about 12 years ago

mikeetow

mikeetow says:

damn, thats nice! steel for the ultimate win!

Posted about 12 years ago

Rdnt

Rdnt says:

Love it man!
nice stem and drops & wheel setup!

Posted about 12 years ago