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You just get a fixed/fixed hub and this: http://broakland.com/dixie.html

No no, you've got the perfect bike. Just not the perfect body, do something about that! ;)

Btw sounds your bike is setup too long, try pushing your saddle forward or a shorter stem :)

that's a horrible setup

As far as I know only pro and thomson make 10 degree stems.. Both not being very light

Maybe a different guy with a different bike. A Cervelo T1 in size Eiffel tower just doesn't look very good..

What's wrong with bearded hipsters?

nice! what frameset is this?

Yes, indicates wind speed so you know it's not you doing the 50km/h

#towerofpower

should have fixed the skewer, tire labels and lever position as well..

PM'ed

so it can only turn right?

Man I would love to have a landshark.. Would give it a proper track setup though

so yeah.. I'm building a lightweight track bike, don't really have a reason for it.. don't feel like I have to have a reason. And if anyone has a lightweight 27,2 seatpost (preferably Rotor) lying around I'm interested :)

agreed

Nice, what are your plans with it?

So am I

exactly rider weight is so much more important, but it matters the most for a pro because they have uphill finishes and uphill attacks. but we get to take that weight down a hill as well, giving us extra potential energy on top of that hill.

have you seen the gradient on tracks?

and you have to go down that hill aswell...

6,1 with speedplay titanium :)

@germanmarc, there isn't really.. does there have to be a reason? is there a reason for lightweight road bikes?

Currently looking to make this even lighter, anyone have a rotor 27,2mm seatpost for sale?

looks like some hose clamps

damn that's cool

I wouldn't dare call this porn.. --> HHSB