hey guys, just joined up, and thought i may as well put up my ride
i recently purchased an 08 langster london at a good price as i have recently gotten back into riding again( used to race track road etc) and had only been riding street/park mtb(on a brooklyn park for those who know )
after getitng otu there and riding my roadie again, the old trackie in me wanted to get out again, and as i have no intention of racing again, i decided to give this a try
and i can say that im loving it! taking my fixie on my normal rides i used to do on my roadie!
here it is,
with flats and front brake for when im out ātrainingā i guess you could call itā¦
and here for when im trying to learn tricks on her
im also very keen to meet up with brissy fixie riders who are also keen on learning/teaching me some flatland style tricks
well its been a week and i have covered a few Kās on the new wheels already
where to start for those of you who may careā¦
first of all i had no problems at all buying directly from the profile website, was delivered here quickly and actually spent more time with aus post than it took to actually GET to ausā¦ rolls eyes
weight is pretty reasonable at 230 and 270 grams. with cro-mo bolts, less for ti bolts obviously
not to mention they look f*cking awesome!
alright, after spending a we kriding on them, i can say these are the smoothest track hubs i have ever ridden on! period. and i had ridden alot of sets of track wheels when i was racing.
The axle bolt set-up on these hubs , i think, is great as well, no need to carry a spanner around for changing flats out on the road! just an allen key! i also have found this system a little simplier and much neater to use than the conventional axle/nut sytem.
you can all tell, im totally happy with my purchase and highly recommend them to anyone looking to build a nice set of fixed wheels