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same dog, different leg action

tanks mate

like 'off the shelf"?

not quite....me thinks i aint tellin!

ok, so what is an OTP?

howdy!

i posted this on another thread but was pointed to this one.

i was also told that i would be drilled about the fact i am primarily a roadie...but as i said fixie curious!

anyway, i love bikes!

my current collection consists of:
'86 bianchi Reparto Corse with record and delta brakes

winter bike: cannondale caad 9 with a mix of sram force and bits n pieces...i am running a SCOR fork with disc brake...awesome in the wet

race bike: cannondale super six ultmate with red group and soon with lew clincher wheels with tune hubs- 6.7kg (not bad for a size 60)

so i'm thinking the next bike is to build a fixie out of my master frame...

ta!

hmmm...i have to create an album first??

just tried to upload a jpeg but it tells me its not a valid image....?

any tips?

or are my functions limited cos i'm a new member?

my current collection consists of:
'86 bianchi Reparto Corse with record and delta brakes

winter bike: cannondale caad 9 with a mix of sram force and bits n pieces...i am running a SCOR fork with disc brake...awesome in the wet

race bike: cannondale super six ultmate with red group and soon with lew clincher wheels with tune hubs- 6.7kg (not bad for a size 60)

so i'm thinking the next bike is to build a fixie out of my master frame...

how do ya post images that are on my puda?

apparently the road cranks are available in 165....hmmmm...
unfortunately the graphic's not as cool as the eno.

eno

road

im using the eno offset hub with shamal wheels....well i'm hoping i can!

my first post:

hi, i'm a roadie but fixie curious....
I have a colnago master frame that i wish to build up as a fixie. I have done a fair bit of research but was wondering if u lot could help with a few queries.

firstly, i am thinking of using white industries eno crank but they don't come in a 165 length...why would that be? for cornering clearance, isn't it desirable to have a short crank length...or aren't the eno for road use?