Cannondale track with personal set up
Frame:
Cannondale CAAD 5 track (2003, stripped)
Fork/Headset:
Time Avant/ FSA Orbit
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Shimano Dura Ace 7400 Track / Sugino njs
Pedals:
MKS Nuovo Custom Track (njs)/ MKS toe clips (njs), Toshi straps (njs)
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
18' EAI Gold Medal/ 49' Campagnolo/ Izumi gold (njs)
Saddle/Seatpost:
San Marco Concor/ Dura Ace 7410 njs/ Thomson seat post clamp
Brakes:
Campagnolo Record/ Promax lever
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
H+Son Eero*/ Phil Wood*/ Continental Grand Prix 4000 S II/ 23' (* custom laser-pantographed)
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
H+Son Eero*/ Phil Wood*/ Continental Grand Prix 4000 S II/ 23' (* custom laser-pantographed)
Accessories:
The customized wheels were a self-gift for my 15 years anniversary as a cycle messenger with lazer made pantographs in 2014. The myx headset cub was a present from japanese messengers at the CMWC in Budapest 2001.
More Info:
This was my messenger bike for many, many years. It did a great job and is still a blast to ride.
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Added by moik. Last updated about 3 years ago.
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benus says:
Like the rear rim as a custom (self?) gift and the story behind the bike! You say it is a H+Son. Do you know if it is a SL42 or Formation Face or EERO. Hard to tell from the pics if the rim has a beaking surface. Looks NonMSW first.
Posted over 10 years ago
moik says:
Thanks! It was a self gift - the 15 years were in 2 different companies... ;) It's an EERO rim with no braking surface. The rear brake is just decoration for the cops and never in use. What means "nonMSW"?
Posted over 10 years ago
benus says:
:) A worthy self gift!
If it wasn't just for the show I would have said: Don't use them for breaking.
MSW = machined sidewall = breaking surface / nonMSW = non-machined sidewall = no breaking surface.
I think there are nonMSW rims that can be used with breaks. But it can be "dangerous" maybe, if the material is thinner or something. Not sure about that. At least breaking wouldn't work right. My H+Son Formation Face has a Warning sticker on it :) "Not to be used with rim brakes." (Thinking about ... I have to peel off the sticker).
Posted over 10 years ago