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Willy's Affinity Lo Pro

Had this bike pretty long, less history than the Mercier but this is 2nd place!

Frame:
Affinity Lo Pro 52cm

Fork/Headset:
Affinity Lo Pro // Ritchey

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Sugino 75 // Sugino 75

Pedals:
MKS Slyvan // Plemon Double Straps // All-City Toe Cages

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Phil Wood 16t // Campagnolo 48t // KMC

Derailleurs/Shifters:
-

Handlebars/Stem:
Mavic Bullhorns // Thomson 70

Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle San Marco Rolls // Generic

Brakes:
-

Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Velocity Deep V // Phil Wood // Vittoria Randonneur 28c

Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Velocity Deep V // Phil Wood // Vittoria Randonneur 28c

Accessories:
Lights, etc.

More Info:
Mavic stopped reproduction of these bullhorns for track purposes that're drilled for brakes.

Added by BetahProd. Last updated over 9 years ago.

As of almost 12 years ago, BetahProd has indicated that they no longer own this bike.

7 Comments

smarti773

smarti773 says:

if you don't mind the question....what's your inseam and your crank length? i'm 30" inseam and trying to decide whether or not to stay long on Omnium or shorten it up. :) thanks!

great build btw

Posted almost 12 years ago

BetahProd

BetahProd says:

I think I have the same, but I run 165, & I'd stay with it. The only of length I've ran is 172.5 & I can for surely say that was insanely too long. But then again it's personal preference! If you enjoy sprinting or tricks - 165 preferred, & 170 for long distance. 165 is more sought after, easier to sell back! Hope this helps(:

Posted almost 12 years ago

smarti773

smarti773 says:

yeah, i've been riding 165 for a long time and it's nice for the off the line and durations make it seem like i'm actually accomplishing something xD thanks for the comment and glad it's from your experience. i've been going back and forth as to whether or not make a jump. i'm comfortable with the 165. plus i don't get seat hopping either with the 53/19 i'm running

Posted almost 12 years ago

BetahProd

BetahProd says:

If you run 170 for a try I can guarantee more power! Though 53 /19 is a lot. I run 49/16 or 17 on all my bikes that I use generally 24/7:P do you run it with a brake? I'd do that. I live in sf, so many hills to climb!

Posted almost 12 years ago

smarti773

smarti773 says:

i'm in chicago, i run brakeless. i'm possibly the one of very few in a handful of cats who actually "mash." i've had a girl messenger yell STOP! when i was mashing through one day. i felt kinda bad.

53/19 feels like a 34/14. it's not so bad. i can def understand the need for a smaller ring for hills if you're climbinb. climbing up the CHI river bridge here can be tough but it's not so bad. on the more chill days i like to run 48/17.

that was my curiosity. it was "more arm will give me more power." i may try it out when the weather frees up. maybe i'll post my bike up with both insights in the description :)

Posted almost 12 years ago

Clashofgods

Clashofgods says:

Makes me miss my Lo:(

Posted almost 12 years ago

BetahProd

BetahProd says:

Don't we all miss our old ones? :o

Posted almost 12 years ago