Size 52, but I normally ride 55-56... All-City SS frames run big, apparently.
Frame:
All-City Thunderdome, Mint
Fork/Headset:
Carbon blades, straight alloy steerer / Chris King NoThreadset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Shimano Dura Ace 7710 Track Crankset 165mm / Shimano Dura Ace BB-7710 Bottom Bracket (Octalink)
Pedals:
Spank Spoon 100, Hold Fast Straps
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Sugino 75 45t / Surly 18t / Paul Lockring
Saddle/Seatpost:
Charge Scoop Saddle / SimWorks Beatnik Post / Phil Wood Seat Collar
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
H Plus Son TB14 / Paul High Flange / Continental Gatorskin
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
H Plus Son TB14 / Paul High Flange Fixed / Continental Gatorskin
Accessories:
Spurcycle Bell
More Info:
SimWorks Caroline Stem bar clamp torque is 14-16 Nm
Added by besseddrest. Last updated almost 7 years ago.
16 Comments
Hi There,
Great looking set-up, I would like to ask your thoughts about the Beatnik seatpost.
Have you had any issues with it moving?
I have been considering to get one for myself, but I'm a little bit worried on its design that it might not hold the saddle attached properly.
Thanks
Posted over 6 years ago
No issues with it moving. What is it about the design that has you concerned?
Posted over 6 years ago
The part of the design that I'm concered with is the 1 screw clamp as opposed to having two screw bolts. I personally think having two bolts gives better tension to hold the seat.
Posted over 6 years ago
ah, that's what I figured. I wouldn't be concerned because there are several 1-bolt options in the market
Posted over 6 years ago
Don't get me wrong, I love this bike. But there is something off with the lower part of the headset, like its just not quite integrated with the fork.
Posted over 6 years ago
I agree that it is a bit weird, but I think you'll find that it's pretty consistent with the other Thunderdomes on pedalroom. The crown race and bottom headset cup are both seated correctly; i think that's just how it looks with a Chris King headset
Posted over 6 years ago
Are you actually in need of help with the stem? I'm sure 4.5NM for the two steerer bolts and 5 or 5.5 for the bar clamp would be sufficient
Posted almost 7 years ago
Yeah it was slipping even with 6Nm torque! I emailed them and they said that the torque is actually 14-16Nm, which seems insane, but maybe its by virtue of the stem being steel?
Posted almost 7 years ago
Wow thats very surprising. I work at a shop and with quill stems anyway I've only ever clamped the bar at like 8-10 max. thanks for the info
Posted almost 7 years ago
yeah i guess it makes sense now, the bigger the bolt (M8), the higher the torque.
Posted almost 7 years ago
It's always a pleasure to see a tastefully built fixed gear with risers - very well done!
Posted almost 7 years ago
Photos
Fricksquad says:
Mate...... Making me want to build another fixed gear
Posted over 6 years ago
besseddrest says:
DO IT
Posted over 6 years ago
Fricksquad says:
Looks so fun!
Posted over 6 years ago