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TRI tweak - inline or reverse set-back (set-front). Aim for tip of saddle over BB. Aka UCI legal track sprint setup and very common on the track.

Indra - build up a cheap fixed beater with a brake, and do most of your riding on this. Then save YOUR PRECIOUS for the sunday quality-rides.

510HX innit'?

I'm lying

Light at the end of the tunnel :D

Every benefit is a benefit.

The Rust-collective today

depends where the wheel is on the drop out, plenty of room on the chain stays, its the brake bridge area that can be tight

Right on - 25c gp4000s deep in the dropout.

Is the same 'feeling' present when you are hammering it, or only at mediocre/relaxed effort?

Oh yeah thanks.there's no hills there anyway is there, not compared to old Blighty ;)

Nope - the steepest we can offer is avg. 5.9% on 730meter :)

Where's.that exactly? Going to Copenhagen Easter holidays, route advice pls.!

Let's PM a little and I will cook you some nice routes from www.ridewithgps.com you can have a look at - we have everything but elevation gain :D

^repped!

Copenhagen reality

Hi All, I'm currently looking to buy a Precursa frame set, but I'm not sure about wich size would suit me between T56 and T58. I'm 1m84 and my legs are 87cm.
Hope you can help me, and maybe someone let me try is own Precursa.
Thanks for your help.

As always - it's about how you like to ride - Go up a size for a more relaxed fit, down a size for a more aggressive ride. Go 2 sizes down for total track-sprint-madness.

You've got long stem and a fair amount of seatpost.

Quite common on track setups, but not on road bike setups.

Wow - Great!!

Loving the two completely opposite bar positions!

The bmc one was ordered after an expensive visit to the BikeFitter :D

Riding like it was already weekend today!

That hood position still irks me.

Quill version of 'slamthatstem' innit

In denmark BA on a frame means Banani!

Sure looks like the frame above is one! (the W in front means imported Banani) - BA is Banani hand built in Denmark.

From http://fixie-king.dk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=17330&hilit=banani

You might be ok at the front but no chance for the rear

Grazie bello - ordering a RT57 at the end of the month me thinks...

Nice - can you give an estimate of clearence running 28c tyres?

LOL bmmf

If you have a front brake you should be able to join all the sanctioned races I reckon.

CX is better for winter riding than MTB ... those small tires offer more traction in snow

Amen!