Ridden 2013-2014
Frame:
59 Unknown PS1
Fork/Headset:
Unknown Fork, Unknown Headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
170mm Sugino 75 arms, x108 Sugino 75 BB
Pedals:
Shimano PD-R540 SPD-SL
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Fixed gear: 16t Dura Ace cog, 47t Sugino Zen chainring, Izumi Eco Chain
Derailleurs/Shifters:
None
Saddle/Seatpost:
Turbo saddle / Thomson Elite seatpost
Brakes:
None
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Zipp 440 tubular. 1993 Model with Zipp's Ballistic Hub. ( Gold flanges )
OR
H+Son Archetype/Velocity 32h Radial
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Suzue Pro Max 32h 3x cross laced to H+Son Formation Face.
OR
H+Son Archetype 32h 3x to Suzue Pro Max
Accessories:
Lights.
Bike History
Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.
Current Stage Info:
Got a huge hookup at the SD velo swap!
170mm Sugino 75 gold crank arms
47t silver Sugino Zen chainring
Sugino 75 BB
Wheelsets:
Black: Rear H+Son Formation Face/Suzue Promax
Front: Zipp 440
Silver: H+Son Archetype
Rear Suzue Promax, front Velocity
Added by skiddles. Last updated over 10 years ago.
As of over 10 years ago, skiddles has indicated that they no longer own this bike.
15 Comments
You paint that yourself? Or get it painted?
Posted almost 11 years ago
Painted myself. I'm a welder/fabricator but my work also has a paint department. I fiddle with the paint every now and then.
Posted almost 11 years ago
It looks awesome any ideas as to what it would cost to get a frame painted ?
Posted almost 11 years ago
This is a one stage color powdercoat paint job. Which on average would float you around $70-$100. If you want like a 3-stage ( for a glitter/flake effect ) the cost would rise significantly.
Posted almost 11 years ago
Awesome thanks man I'm trying to come up with something cool to paint my ps1
Posted almost 11 years ago
No problem dude, I hope it all works out for you. Just hop on Google and look up a nearby powdercoat shop and bring your frame in. They can give you a quote ( Most shops will hook you up with a good deal if it's your first time; in hopes of you returning.) And also look through their color options. Also any proper paint business will have a ton of painted things showcased, so you can see the quality, and get an idea of what the colors actually look like. It's usually better to think up a color once you actually have the color pallet in your hand. Because I was dead-set on another color, but once I looked through our colors and saw this orange, I changed my mind right away.
Posted almost 11 years ago
I'm not a huge fan of risers but this is the tits. Great bike
Posted about 11 years ago
Yea I only have them on their right now til my new stem comes in the mail. The drops on this are way too close and it feels super goofy when In the drop. But thank you very much! I really appreciate the feedback :)
Posted about 11 years ago
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59cm, aluminum, cadence, carbon, fixed, fixed-gear, ldg, livery-design-gruppe, pursuit, silver, track, track-bike, unknown
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Rays says:
Nice bike nice Cranks ;)
Posted almost 11 years ago
skiddles says:
haha thanks. I see you have the LDG set as well. I had the arms too, but I stripped out the square taper on mine a while back in a crash so now I only have the chainring :/
Posted almost 11 years ago
Rays says:
Awww dang that sucks, but how did you manage to get them off if they were stripped? and no chance at getting them re-threaded?
Posted almost 11 years ago
skiddles says:
The threading didn't get stripped, the square taper got rounded out from my crank arm taking the full blunt of the fall. But even if a crank arm's threads are stripped, you can just use an extraction tool to remove it.
Posted almost 11 years ago
Rays says:
oh i see, well that sucks.
Posted almost 11 years ago