Probably my first real good bike. Hope ya'll like it.
Frame:
Affinity Kissena
Fork/Headset:
Affinty's Fork / FSA impact
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
DA 7600 / Campy NJS BB
Pedals:
M-PD8000
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
EAI Deluxe 17t/AARN 47t/Izumi Super toughness
Saddle/Seatpost:
Specialized Power Pro / American Classic Ti
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Cane Creek Carbon Track
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Cane Creek Carbon Track
Accessories:
K-Edge Garmin Holder
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Added by Kenji2499. Last updated over 7 years ago.
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52cm, affinity, aluminum, black, commuter, dura-ace, fixed-gear, fizik, look, singlespeed, sugino, track-bike
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FABEL says:
looks full out stealth w/ great components when trying to blend: reward per dollar, comfort, speed, longevity. but let me ask why you ditched the 75's for Omnium's?, I'm assuming it just flowed better w/ the frameset?
Posted about 8 years ago
Kenji2499 says:
Thanks a bunch. I actually swapped from the 75's to DA 7600 then to these Omniums. Only reason I switched is for the color scheme and price they were available at. All 3 cranks were great and no complaints, I was just moving on keeping it fresh.
Posted about 8 years ago
FABEL says:
certainly are keeping it fresh. you could always further that thought for free by: 1.) ditch an additional chain link to move rear wheel inwards & maximize the point of that seat tube cut out. it'll improve handling even more & utilize your watts a bit better. 2.) remount your tires so that the script is in line w/ the valves for an even cleaner look & easier to find when airing up. 3.) I'm in love w/ the Power line-up of saddles, but the chrome rails gotta go. spray them either black for stealth or gold to match the Izumi ST from top to bottom.
Posted about 8 years ago
Kenji2499 says:
haha id slam if I could, the current ratio just doesn't allow me to be able to connect it after I remove a link as its barely too short. Also the tire logo mess bothers me too, but they are actually tubular so I have no control over where they end up, as for the power saddle its on the other bike already sadly this doesn't get ridden the most.
Posted about 8 years ago
FABEL says:
well then I suppose it's about perfect. really sweet bike/setup. enjoy!
Posted about 8 years ago