The F550s is lightweight, smooth welded tubing with an aggressive track geometry comparable to the F550. Complete with a carbon alloy fork, this version was custom painted in digital camouflage.
Frame:
61cm F550s Digital Camouflage
Fork/Headset:
Carbon Alloy (35 rake) / Chris King Sottovoce
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
PAUL Road Crank 170mm / Campagnolo Record carbon BB
Pedals:
Shimano PD-A600
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
PAUL Royal Flush 48T / Dura Ace 15T cog / Izumi Gold Track
Saddle/Seatpost:
San Marco Concor Racing Open / Thomson Elite
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
H Plus Son Archetype / Dura Ace 36h NJS / Fyxation Session 23c
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
H Plus Son Archetype / Dura Ace 36h NJS / Fyxation Session 23c
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Added by tdbowa. Last updated over 10 years ago.
Latest 20 Comments
Nice bars man.. did the same for mine, much more comfortable for every day City riding.
Posted over 10 years ago
I can't seem to find the frame..... haha nice bike.
Posted over 10 years ago
It is this frame, but custom painted : http://wearefactoryfive.com/frames/fact...
Posted over 10 years ago
Attaquer.
Wicked wheelset.
Paint is pretty cool too. have been tempted to vinyl wrap my Planet X in camo, but can't really be bothered.
Posted about 11 years ago
Actually this is all hand painted, square by square . . no vinyl wrap!
Posted about 11 years ago
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61cm, alloy, aluminum, camo, camouflage, cannondale, carbon, china, chris-king, dura-ace, f550s, factory-five, fixed-gear, fixie, fyxation, h-plus-son, paul, shanghai, shimano, thomson, track, track-bike
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socalspur says:
Nice ride. I really love the 550S frameset and the 36h Archetypes (can't find these in the US yet).
Anyway, I was wondering how the A600 pedals are working riding fixed? I'm looking at finally converting to clipless. I was looking at m520/540 for the simplicity of double sided entry, but since I do more road riding these seem like a good compromise. I am a little leary of them being single sided. Do they sit-up in a consistent way or are you always trying to flip them to get right side up?
Posted over 10 years ago
tdbowa says:
They're wicked pedals, highly recommend them. Much stiffer and stronger than the double sided ones I've tried. I've never had any issues about them being single sided, since they are weighted and always flip up accordingly :)
Posted over 10 years ago
socalspur says:
Just what I was hoping for. Thx.
Posted over 10 years ago