FUJI track Pro Build
Frame:
Fuji Track Pro FTP
Fork/Headset:
Cane Creek Integrated Headset/Fuji Carbon Fork.
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Miche Sealed BB/Primato Miche Crankset
Pedals:
MKS Race Tag
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
49T Polished Pista/16T
Derailleurs/Shifters:
N/A
Saddle/Seatpost:
Fizik saddle/ Aero FTP seatpost
Brakes:
N/A
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mavic Aksium/ Bontrager 23C
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Tubular Velocity laced with Track Miche sealed Hub
*Primare/ on sitting- 80mm TrackVelocity rear 15T.
Accessories:
Sexy Lady's
Added by TangoFixation. Last updated about 11 years ago.
8 Comments
First, get straps. High ratio without brakes or foot retention is dangerous. Second, don't skid on a tubular. Get a clincher wheel for the rear. Lastly, 49x14 is a bad ratio for street, I would lower it a little (I run 48x17). But if your city is mostly flat, it's possible I guess. Everything else looks good.
-Edward
Posted about 11 years ago
Yeah my city is just flats. Btw I know I have a tubular LOL. But I so not intend to just leave it on, I'm trying to purchase me a nice mavic rear ATM.
Posted about 11 years ago
everything except the foot retention comment is your opinion kid. grow a pair and start going out more instead of being an internet cat 9 warrior, who has no clue
Posted about 11 years ago
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sloman says:
These are super nice frames.As mentioned,lose the tube and get foot straps. That ratio doesn't seem that radical for flatlands but a front brake might be handy( I run a 53x14 but it's beach front flat here). Is that seat comfy?
Posted about 11 years ago
TangoFixation says:
The seat is comfy only if you had wetsuit on.
Posted about 11 years ago