Heard that the headtube developed a crack after i traded it away. hope it finds its way to someone who fixes it... again
Frame:
NJS Samson Illusion - 56cm square
Fork/Headset:
undrilled Italian Track fork | Chris King Gripnut
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
DA 7600 NJS | Sealed 103mm titanium spindle
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
All City 19t | DA 51T | KMC
Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle San Marco Concor SuperCorsa Blue | Nitto S-83
Brakes:
where are the holes?
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
SOLD
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
SOLD
More Info:
Headtube was replaced by Bernie Mikkelson in Alameda, CA.
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Added by pwebb88. Last updated about 6 years ago.
As of over 7 years ago, pwebb88 has indicated that they no longer own this bike.
27 Comments
Down to sell the Salsa stem if it's still available
Posted about 7 years ago
everything is sold. check eBay though, they pop up occasionally at reasonable prices
Posted about 7 years ago
anything left?
Posted over 7 years ago
still available. life happened & ive been really inconsistent posting it places the last few months.
Posted over 7 years ago
Amazing build. I thought the DA7600 cranks should go with a 109mm BB to produce a correct chainline, how's your chainline?
Posted almost 8 years ago
its great. guy at the shop said 103mm, i never measured it but thought 109 was go to also. it spins smooth so who knows
Posted almost 8 years ago
It would make sense if the BB has a JIS spindle, which will make an ISO crank sit about 4.5mm farther out than the same crank would sit on an ISO spindle.
It's strange, though, that that's what the shop would recommend.
Posted over 7 years ago
damn dude, this is done so well; don't ditch it. the worn blue concor goes perfect w/ the frameset being partially patina'd & aged frame signatures. those Salsa stems w/ removeable face are one of my favorite quills, the crank will forever be just as solid as all the other bits while looking like it's been mashed upon nonstop, & the tires show you're willing to put in the cash for a quality ride w/o a crap given about hype or rollin' a 'fashion statement' through the streets
Posted almost 8 years ago
I'm really liking how the head tube has aged and developed the patina. Sand the whole thing down.
Posted over 8 years ago
the rest of the frame is chrome underneath so the headtube is all the patina im gonna get.
Posted over 8 years ago
where did you get the fork?
Posted almost 9 years ago
my local shop courtesy of King Kog in Oakland, CA. Not sure where they got it from though. It has Gipemme dropouts so I'm assuming it came from an old italian track bike...
Posted almost 9 years ago
The new fork, salsa stem, and tires are too good. So glad this went to a home that built it up right.
Posted about 9 years ago
thx man. basically just looking for the right headset and i'll be happy.
Posted about 9 years ago
This is, perhaps, my favorite sled on this website. Great build mate.
Posted over 9 years ago
Saw this on CL for a while. Had a great price. Wish it was my size otherwise I woulda picked it up!
Posted over 9 years ago
sickdude says:
Awwww tiiiiight
Posted over 6 years ago