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Korean Keirin

  • Owner: nickl
  • Country: Korea, South
  • Brand: Custom
  • Model: Custom Keirin
  • Posted: 13 April 2010

About this bike

Korean keirin pro racing track frame. Raw color with clear coating. These wheels roll forever.

– Frame : customized korean keirin frame ( colombus tubing + nagasawa rug)
– Crank : Campagnolo vintage
– BB : Token campy compatible bb
– Headset : Campagnolo record
– Stem : Cinelli vintage quill stem
– Handlebar : Cinelli vintage track bar
– Bar tape : Cinelli zebra bar tape
– Seat post : Campagnolo vintage aero
– Saddle : Brooks swallow
– Wheelset : Campagnolo pista track wheel set
– Tires : Challege tubular
– Pedal : MKS GR-9

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noca
12 August 2010  at  7:26 PM

wow!

for sure this is one of my fav bikes
simple but perfect!
I’m making one right now (my first one). I just hope it will turn as “clean” as this one

hub 'n ride
15 June 2010  at  2:48 PM

simple but sure. Nice Cinelli’s bartape

mandiebakt
06 May 2010  at  9:56 PM

I think your bike looks absolutely perfect including the zebratape. I was only wondering what kind of treatment you used for the frame. Is it just sanded down and finished with a clearcoat? I’ve seen it before on the Alien Performa Bici and I’m realy diggin’ that rough metal look!

sourcream
05 May 2010  at  10:53 AM

I just wanted to explain myself about the seat business.. I think the angle of your seat depends on a number of variables and there is really no correct angle (although some look more clumsy than others). Things such as the dimensions of the cyclist’s body.. length of legs, length of arms… torso. If you notice the difference in height between the handlebars and the seat you may realise that the angle of the crotch of the cyclist will be slightly downwards. If a seat is positioned horizontally, the cyclist’s urinary tract will be crushed. The seat is angled slightly foreward (in this case) so that the weight is concentrated on the seat bones by the cyclist’s torso and arms forming a kind of arc between the seat and handlebars. Different dimensions or riding style will yield different positions.  This particular just seems natural to me.. that’s all.

Bowie
29 April 2010  at  4:18 PM

I reckon this looks epic! Love the bling wheels…...it’s only over the top if you can’t afford it. If you can, why not put them on - great build…

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