infin8ly #2 2

Posted on August 31st 2008

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(237 votes, average: 6.07 )

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I found someone who gave up on this 54cm NYCBike Track Frame. I trimmed the braze-ons for the rear brake cable and took after it with some gold rattle-can paint. I like the results. The bar is made out of some teak that I had in the shop. I decided that I wanted a little more to hold onto and put some grips on this bar. I like the feel with the more vertical position the track frame offers.

Submitted by Ken Carroll

8 Comments Received

Doctor
September 16th, 2008 @10:16 pm

Am I the only one that appreciates this bike? Nice color composition.. this is awesome I would love to be the proud owner of this bike.. Ok front fork is a little weird, but other than that cool stuff bra

infin8ly
November 12th, 2008 @7:28 am

Thank you! If anyone is interested to purchase a bar for their fixie they can visit http://www.woodhandlebar.com/
Cheers!

georgemillz
May 19th, 2009 @10:18 pm

I dig that stem

JQNYC
July 4th, 2009 @3:10 am

Yes, I like the look of this one too. The fork works for me. Wooden handlebars are not so easy to find.

Luftmensh
November 7th, 2009 @5:36 pm

I really don’t like this color combo. You can either do blue tires with black saddle and grips OR black tires with honey leather saddle and wood bar. Techno blue doesn’t fly with gold, honey leather and wood grain. And the fork and stem are distracting and inconsistent with the silver on the rest of the bike, ie seat post, crank, saddle rails, wheel set and brake. You’re headed in the right direction, but you need a little more thought, restraint and color theory behind your motivation. Good luck.