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LOW// Pursuit 2014

The frameset including full carbon alpina 12K fork, seatclamp and FSA headset is for sale. Pm if interested.

Frame:
LOW// 2014 Pursuit 57

Fork/Headset:
LOW// Full Carbon 1-1/8"

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Shimano Dura Ace 7710 170mm

Pedals:
White Industries Urban

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Shimano Dura Ace BLACK 50T 1 1/8th / HKK Vertex Silver NJS

Handlebars/Stem:
Schmolke Custom TLO Flatbar 77g. / MCFK 100mm 81g.

Saddle/Seatpost:
San Marco Aspide Superleggera / Schmolke TLO 97g.

Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Shimano Dura Ace 7710 32 holes to Mavic Open Pro with DT Swiss Revolution.

Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Shimano Dura Ace 7710 32 holes to Mavic Open Pro with DT Swiss Revolution.

Accessories:
Yoshida Track Champ Black/Sparkles grips. MKS NJS toe clips with Toshi NJS straps.

Added by DoctorLarch. Last updated almost 8 years ago.

As of almost 8 years ago, DoctorLarch has indicated that they no longer own this bike.

59 Comments

kang

kang says:

Yo! How much?

Posted over 7 years ago

jellolegs

jellolegs says:

elegant

Posted almost 8 years ago

Jehu

Jehu says:

New set up is way cooler

Posted about 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Cheers!

Posted about 8 years ago

tpworks

tpworks says:

It's a beautiful weapon!

Posted about 8 years ago

FABEL

FABEL says:

why would you change out the wheel & crank sets? it was such a perfect build . . . seems drastically watered-down now when it's easy to see you know what you're doing in a build

Posted about 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

I like to change my setups every now and then. But no worries the LW wheelset is not going anywhere but my T1 ;) I think pursuits look good on low profils and DA crankset are probably the best out there. Anyway it's a different feel, nice to comute on, i'm in love.

Posted about 8 years ago

bountard

bountard says:

Will be better with a BLACK DURA ACE chainring!

Posted about 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Need someone to sell their set first !

Posted about 8 years ago

Vinnybop

Vinnybop says:

your seatclamp is on backwards

Posted about 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Nope.. Why are you saying that ?

Posted about 8 years ago

Vinnybop

Vinnybop says:

I know a couple of guys that run a carbon seatpost on their track bikes and they all seem to have the clamp twisted 180 degrees so that they prevent failure and other things of that matter.

Posted about 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Best way to damage the frame tube around the clamping zone. Plus there is no need to do a 180 for better clamping on carbon seatpost. It works the same as any material. Just have to watch out not to put in too much torque.

Posted about 8 years ago

TorontoJohnny

TorontoJohnny says:

Smoke show! I'd love to see this beast on the track, well done with the wheelset

Posted over 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Cheers! This has already seen track work but it won't anymore at least not in this current mode ;)

Posted over 8 years ago

brenmitch

brenmitch says:

Revisiting this bike and it's so good! The new MCFK/Schmolke cockpit simple amazing. I do prefer the matching Mavic wheelset over the Lightweight front though. If you had the full Rundkurs track set then that'd be ridiculous.

Posted over 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Thanks for the kind words! I agree with you on the wheelset being paired up properly looks better. But that front front G1 that belonged to a friend of mine had been tempting me for a while now. It is a collector piece today and such a rad wheel, will try to find her a sibling to go on the rear ;)

Posted over 8 years ago

brenmitch

brenmitch says:

Since you already have the deep section matching tubulars, I would be on the lookout for a disc wheel to compliment the Lightweight, honestly. I don't think Lightweight ever did a track disc wheel, and the early gens were white, which I personally don't like as much as the black ones. But whatever you do will be good, based on the current status of things!

Posted over 8 years ago

marianfixed

marianfixed says:

Love that bike.
Whole weight?

Posted over 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

6.2kg

Posted over 8 years ago

pacz

pacz says:

is your low pursuit a custom geo?

Posted over 8 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Nope

Posted over 8 years ago

JoeyRietveld

JoeyRietveld says:

wow! those wheels look amazing, seems like a pretty good idea to lace the ellipse hubs into the cosmic rims.

Posted almost 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Thx! Best idea ever ! planning to do the same in the futur with a set of C40 clincher :)

Posted almost 9 years ago

JoeyRietveld

JoeyRietveld says:

it kind of solves the problem of finding full carbon track clinchers for a decent price

Posted almost 9 years ago

brenmitch

brenmitch says:

Love those wheels, very unique! Are they Cosmic Carbone rims from road wheels relaced using Ellipse hubs and spokes? That seems like it would work because the Cosmic rims are just carbon faired aluminum rims.

Posted about 9 years ago

brenmitch

brenmitch says:

Oh I see from your Fuji that my guess was correct. Definitely something I've never seen before, props.

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Yes Bren you are right and these are absolutely amazing wheels! Have never ridden something quite like it before... But may I just correct you on one point: the rims are in fact Cosmic Carbone Pro and they are full carbon rims with no aluminium part. It is an older generation of Cosmic wheels Mavic released starting in 2009. Unfortunately nowadays they don't make these full carbon rims anymore.. and most of the Cosmic models have An aluminium circle as base for the CF as you said.

Posted about 9 years ago

brenmitch

brenmitch says:

Oh that's cool, I know about those wheels and was looking for the fairing holes when there's no fairing! How did the Ellipse spokes fit, with the rim being so much deeper? Aren't they quite a bit too long?

Posted about 9 years ago

brenmitch

brenmitch says:

You have very good taste in wheels, looking at the other Corima spoked, trispoke, and Mavic wheels you have. How many different Cosmic+Ellipse wheels have you done before?

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

;) If you look closely, on the ellipse the nipples are sticking out of the alu rim. Here on the SSC carbon rim you just mount the nipples and screw them on inside the carbon rim! if you measure the distance between the end of blade of the spoke until the nipple goes into the Ellipse rim you will find it corresponds to the extra bit of deepness on the SSC Carbon Pro rim compare to the Ellipse rim. The second trick is you have to screw the nipples upside down: that is the round larger part which is in fact the head of the nipple goes in first! and sits directly on the carbon rim inside it (note that you can put a washer between the carbon surface and the nipple's head to make sure it doesn't dig into the rim when you build the tension in the spokes). Hope this is clear for you, sorry my english isn't my first language. :)

Posted about 9 years ago

brenmitch

brenmitch says:

Very clever, chapeau!

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Thank you! Had quite a bit of help building these though ;)

Posted about 9 years ago

Infinity

Infinity says:

Can you tell me more about the prototype full carbon Alpina fork?

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

It's just an Alpina fork but with full carbon steerer

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

one-off

Posted about 9 years ago

Deluxe

Deluxe says:

Do you regret chopping it all the way down? Looks like it.

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

The stem was bought before cutting the steerer so not in the slightest! Sorry to disappoint you.

Posted about 9 years ago

Infinity

Infinity says:

Do you know the guys at Dolan or something? How could I go about getting an all carbon Alpina fork?

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Sorry Infinity can't tell you where it came from exactly.

Posted about 9 years ago

HNFXD

HNFXD says:

Please tell me the chain is temporary

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

At the moment nope

Posted about 9 years ago

twieleba

twieleba says:

What is wrong with the chain?

Posted about 9 years ago

HNFXD

HNFXD says:

The chain is the definition of anti. It looks like anal beads.

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

That's only your opinion, influence by too much porn watching or a very open minded gf ;)

Posted about 9 years ago

HNFXD

HNFXD says:

Haha come on you know i really like you your bike it's just the chain ;)

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

I am pulling your leg my good sir ! I know the chain is really controversial.. some think it looks odd others think it's awesome! I agree with the later ;)

Posted about 9 years ago

tbor1277

tbor1277 says:

nice build. that stem though....

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Yep I know.. But it was either that or spacers or a custom headtube lenght for $$$ more and bad esthetics! So I opted for the #biganglestemgang

Posted about 9 years ago

brenmitch

brenmitch says:

Could have gone with track standard and would have been close to same fit with a normal -6 or +6 stem, but pursuit top tube is cool.

Posted about 9 years ago

tbor1277

tbor1277 says:

that's fine. as long as you're comfy.

Posted about 9 years ago

trovin

trovin says:

Dope! Sequel to your old Low?

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Exactly! have come up with a super tittle "LOW// Awakening" ;)

Posted about 9 years ago

HNFXD

HNFXD says:

Nice! Hope you can enjoy it more this time

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

Never making the mistake I made a second time. Lesson learned the hard way..

Posted about 9 years ago

bountard

bountard says:

NICE BUILD BRO!!!!

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

THANKS YOU BRO!!!!

Posted about 9 years ago

Deluxe

Deluxe says:

#slammed?

Posted about 9 years ago

DoctorLarch

DoctorLarch says:

#itis

Posted about 9 years ago