Since I've come out of lurking with my Encino post I thought I would re-
introduce myself around here.

name's pablo. Architect in the los angeles area. cat3 road/cat4track
racer (until the children came, now I can barely get out)...
been riding (training) on an old '84 bianchi slx frame converted to
fixed gear (just welded on track dropouts) for 8 or more years and its
my favorite bike to ride. Bike's got brakes though since I used to ride
lots of hills on it. I just decided to upgrade and bought a replacement
frame/fork-an old 1962 Ephgrave No. 1. I couldnt resist the lugwork...

cheers.
pablo-

I've been a member here for a long time, but havent contributed-only
lurked. I was checking out Monstertrack8 website (nice videos!) and saw
they came out to Encino to race.

Since that came up I thought I'd share a project I'm working on for
Encino velodrome on a pro-bono basis. Check out my site, www.pma-
architect.com and click on Institutional, then Encino. I'm currently
helping them complete their funding so they can build it.

I just wanted to share. Enjoy.
Pablo-
Santa Monica

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To: OldSkoolTrack@...: scorchr@...: Sun, 18 Mar 2007
13:03:36 -0400Subject: [OldSkoolTrack] WTB: Chrome Schwinn Paramount P-14




Hi all,I want to buy a 21" Chrome Schwinn Paramount P-14 Track bike. Either
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hey y'all, don't mean to spam but i'm selling my baby on ebay to make a
quick buck and thought someone here might be interested. check it out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=280094926588

Thanks all... ill keep working at it...with crash pads

--- In OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com, "Nathaniel" <natehalstead@...>
wrote:
>
> I just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never ridden
a
> bike before.  should it really be this hard?  any tips, or do i need
> to just keep practicing?
>

Well he sure makes it look easy enough, but I'm sure there's a learning curve
there to be considered so just keep your hands on for awhile (smile).

Vincent Moore* Yaddayadda57@...



To: OldSkoolTrack@...: miguelaron@...: Wed, 7 Feb 2007
08:24:24 -0800Subject: Re: [OldSkoolTrack] Re:Track bike on rollers




I forgot all about that vid, so great! Fabio
rides!Michaelhttp://crankedmag.comOn 2/6/07, Peter Rudholm <peter@...>
wrote:>> Here's a guy who will show you how to ride rollers with no hands, and>
with no hands and one foot. From the looks of him, I bet he could teach> us
something about beer drinking as well:>
http://teamchainreaction.com/video/hungerford/> P>> Track bike on rollers> <>
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OldSkoolTrack/message/6576;_ylc=X3oDMTJyZ2JjaG43BF\
9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzEwNzYxNDEzBGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTA2NzU0OQRtc2dJZAM2NTc2BHNlYw\
NkbXNnBHNsawN2bXNnBHN0aW1lAzExNzA3OTA1MTY->>>> Posted by: "Nathaniel"
natehalstead@...<natehalstead%40hotmail.com>>
<mailto:natehalstead@... <natehalstead%40hotmail.com>>
?Subject=%20Re%3ATrack%20bike%20on%20rollers>> gnargnarkill
<http://profiles.yahoo.com/gnargnarkill>>> Mon Feb 5, 2007 1:04 pm (PST)>> I
just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never ridden a> bike
before. should it really be this hard? any tips, or do i need> to just keep
practicing?>> >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]


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On 2/6/07, Peter Rudholm <peter@...> wrote:
>
>   Here's a guy who will show you how to ride rollers with no hands, and
> with no hands and one foot. From the looks of him, I bet he could teach
> us something about beer drinking as well:
> http://teamchainreaction.com/video/hungerford/
> P
>
> Track bike on rollers
> <
>
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OldSkoolTrack/message/6576;_ylc=X3oDMTJyZ2JjaG43BF\
9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzEwNzYxNDEzBGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTA2NzU0OQRtc2dJZAM2NTc2BHNlYw\
NkbXNnBHNsawN2bXNnBHN0aW1lAzExNzA3OTA1MTY->
>
>
> Posted by: "Nathaniel" natehalstead@...<natehalstead%40hotmail.com>
> <mailto:natehalstead@... <natehalstead%40hotmail.com>
> ?Subject=%20Re%3ATrack%20bike%20on%20rollers>
> gnargnarkill <http://profiles.yahoo.com/gnargnarkill>
>
> Mon Feb 5, 2007 1:04 pm (PST)
>
> I just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never ridden a
> bike before. should it really be this hard? any tips, or do i need
> to just keep practicing?
>
>
>


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Here's a guy who will show you how to ride rollers with no hands, and
with no hands and one foot.  From the looks of him, I bet he could teach
us something about beer drinking as well:
http://teamchainreaction.com/video/hungerford/
P


Track bike on rollers
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OldSkoolTrack/message/6576;_ylc=X3oDMTJyZ2JjaG43B\
F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzEwNzYxNDEzBGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTA2NzU0OQRtc2dJZAM2NTc2BHNlY\
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       Posted by: "Nathaniel" natehalstead@...
      
<mailto:natehalstead@...?Subject=%20Re%3ATrack%20bike%20on%20rollers>
         gnargnarkill <http://profiles.yahoo.com/gnargnarkill>


         Mon Feb 5, 2007 1:04 pm (PST)

I just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never ridden a
bike before. should it really be this hard? any tips, or do i need
to just keep practicing?

I wish I could use my rollers more often. I live on the second floor of my
building and I think mine have a bit of a wobble in the drums, but they
vibrate the entire building. Neighbors get confused, then pissed when they
discover what is causing it. They're fun to use for sure, though they do
take some practice.

Michael

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On 2/5/07, vincent moore <yaddayadda57@...> wrote:
>
>   I've never ridden rollers before so I can offer no advice or experience
> here. Just lately I've invested in an indoor trainer (rear wheel up type)
> because I've gotta ride one way or another and it's brick cold right now in
> NYC.
>
> Vincent Moore* Yaddayadda57@... <Yaddayadda57%40hotmail.com>
>
>
> To: OldSkoolTrack@...<OldSkoolTrack%40yahoogroups.comFrom>:
> paul.scrutton@... <paul.scrutton%40gmail.comDate>: Mon, 5 Feb
> 2007 16:07:50 -0500Subject: Re: [OldSkoolTrack] Track bike on rollers
>
> Keep at it. At the beginning, you may like to put the rollers between
> adoorway, you'll have somethingto fall onto then when you need to slow
> down.(I haven't actually tried a track bike on rollers yet, just a road
> bike).On 2/2/07, Nathaniel
<natehalstead@...<natehalstead%40hotmail.com>>
> wrote:>> I just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never
> ridden a> bike before. should it really be this hard? any tips, or do i
> need> to just keep practicing?>> >[Non-text portions of this message have
> been removed]
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Vince, you need some rollers man!!!!!!

They are as oldskool as you get!

-----Original Message-----
From: "vincent moore" <yaddayadda57@...>
To: oldskooltrack@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 2/5/2007 7:08 PM
Subject: RE: [OldSkoolTrack] Track bike on rollers

I've never ridden rollers before so I can offer no advice or experience here.
Just lately I've invested in an indoor trainer (rear wheel up type) because I've
gotta ride one way or another and it's brick cold right now in NYC

I've never ridden rollers before so I can offer no advice or experience here.
Just lately I've invested in an indoor trainer (rear wheel up type) because I've
gotta ride one way or another and it's brick cold right now in NYC.

Vincent Moore* Yaddayadda57@...



To: OldSkoolTrack@...: paul.scrutton@...: Mon, 5 Feb
2007 16:07:50 -0500Subject: Re: [OldSkoolTrack] Track bike on rollers




Keep at it. At the beginning, you may like to put the rollers between adoorway,
you'll have somethingto fall onto then when you need to slow down.(I haven't
actually tried a track bike on rollers yet, just a road bike).On 2/2/07,
Nathaniel <natehalstead@...> wrote:>> I just got rollers and they are
making me feel like ive never ridden a> bike before. should it really be this
hard? any tips, or do i need> to just keep practicing?>> >[Non-text portions of
this message have been removed]


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AND... put a stool, or chair next to your setup so when you want to pull out of
your pedals, you have a place to rest your stationary foot/leg, while you slow
down the moving leg...  a fixed gear on rollers feels squirrelly at first, but
gets easier with practice...

Paul Scrutton <paul.scrutton@...> wrote:          Keep at it. At the
beginning, you may like to put the rollers between a
doorway, you'll have something
to fall onto then when you need to slow down.

(I haven't actually tried a track bike on rollers yet, just a road bike).

On 2/2/07, Nathaniel <natehalstead@...> wrote:
>
> I just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never ridden a
> bike before. should it really be this hard? any tips, or do i need
> to just keep practicing?
>
>
>

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Keep at it. At the beginning, you may like to put the rollers between a
doorway, you'll have something
to fall onto then when you need to slow down.

(I haven't actually tried a track bike on rollers yet, just a road bike).


On 2/2/07, Nathaniel <natehalstead@...> wrote:
>
>   I just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never ridden a
> bike before. should it really be this hard? any tips, or do i need
> to just keep practicing?
>
>
>


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Are you rollers set up right?  That is your front axle over or SLIGHTLY
behind the axle of the front roller?

Keep in mind that most track bikes are a bit twitchier than the average
road bike, so they will act faster on rollers... WHERE... everything
happens a little bit faster!

-jsp


On Fri, February 2, 2007 9:13 am, Nathaniel wrote:
> I just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never ridden a
> bike before.  should it really be this hard?  any tips, or do i need
> to just keep practicing?
>
>
>
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Just keep trying, at some point it'll click and you'll be fine.  Try to relax as
much as you can.  Definitely strange getting used to it though.

Nathaniel <natehalstead@...> wrote:                                  I
just got rollers and they are making me feel like ive never ridden a
  bike before.  should it really be this hard?  any tips, or do i need
  to just keep practicing?






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To: OldSkoolTrack@...: declandog@...: Thu, 4 Jan 2007
18:42:31 +0000Subject: [OldSkoolTrack] Fixie in KC




Ok, I'll take a stab at the introductions…I'm a fixed gear rider from Kansas
City, KS. My first alleycat was on a geared mountain bike, to which I drove and
was late and had a flat tire…I knew it was time to get something a bit more
peppy so I ended up getting a used Bianchi Pista and I've been hooked ever
since. It is so liberating to be able to just get on the bike and ride around
downtown, or ride to the alleycat or pub crawl and then ride home. The one thing
to be said about Kansas City is that we can have some fun alleycats, 65-100
riders with at least half on fixed gears.The last six months I've been commuting
on it as well, 3 miles to the bus then 5 miles from where the bus drops me off.
Last night was the time when I question the wisdom of a fixed gear when the 20
mph winds are stopping me in my tracks like I have a flat tire.I'm also
assisting with the moderating of the OldSkool list, so we should have eradicated
the spam issue that we had a few months back (we did let one slip a couple weeks
ago, but it won't happen again…)Fixed in the heartland,Mike Coons


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Ok, I'll take a stab at the introductions…I'm a fixed gear rider
from Kansas City, KS.  My first alleycat was on a geared mountain
bike, to which I drove and was late and had a flat tire…I knew it
was time to get something a bit more peppy so I ended up getting a
used Bianchi Pista and I've been hooked ever since.  It is so
liberating to be able to just get on the bike and ride around
downtown,  or ride to the alleycat or pub crawl and then ride home.
The one thing to be said about Kansas City is that we can have some
fun alleycats, 65-100 riders with at least half on fixed gears.

The last six months I've been commuting on it as well, 3 miles to
the bus then 5 miles from where the bus drops me off.  Last night
was the time when I question the wisdom of a fixed gear when the 20
mph winds are stopping me in my tracks like I have a flat tire.

I'm also assisting with the moderating of the OldSkool list, so we
should have eradicated the spam issue that we had a few months back
(we did let one slip a couple weeks ago, but it won't happen again…)

Fixed in the heartland,
Mike Coons

I just now heard from our immigration lawyer.  After 4 years of
countless interviews and court hearings, two arrests and a total of 60
days spent in federal prison in 2003 and 2005 (all of which happened
after we were married), my wife was finally granted her green card!
She's going to go for citizenship in 3 more years, which should be
just a formality after this!

Thanks to all for your good thoughts and prayers and visualizations
over the years!

For those who hadn't heard about this, here's something I wrote a
while ago, posted late 2002:

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Just thought I'd drop in myself as well. I've been entertained by this site
for some time now but have rarely posted. While never owning a Old Skool
track bike of any sorts, this site and its inspired links definitely helped
bring me to the conclusion that riding fixed is a great way to go. (I've
only just now, after two years of pining for one, gotten a geared road
bike). I got smacked down by an SUV a couple of years ago, destroying my old
bike and upon "full" recovery immediately decided that fixed was the way to
go. Economizing at best, I got an IRO Jamie Roy. It has since gone through
numerous metamorphoses since then; stripped to its bare aluminum it has
become the functional cargo bike of dreams (BOB trailer on the rear, CETMA
rack on the front). This stark, virtually stress free in maintenance and
performance, this bike is my daily rider. Eventually, due to its harsh
abuse, I'll be wanting to pick up a true geometry track frame, something
classic and lugged. I've been too busy to look for specifics, it took a
while piecing together and building up the geared bike too (late '90's
Genius steel lugged Fausto Coppi).

This introduction thread is a great idea, I've been wanting to pop in here
and say hey for some time now, but haven't had the time to interject
thoughtfully. I've seen some chatter about wheels, and wanted to also
introduce a magazine that I'm not sure anyone here is aware of. Cranked
Magazine, which I run, happens to be raffling off a set of fixed hub wheels
for anyone that pre-orders the next issue. A little about Cranked, for those
unfamiliar, it started a year ago with a group of friends based in Seattle
all interested and enthusiastic about bikes and their respective communities
and their surrounding culture. The current issue has a feature on fixed
gears which I remiss not including anything on OST, as this forum is
definitely a part of the bike community Cranked is all about. Based in the
Pacific Northwest, Cranked is attempting to reach a larger audience and
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On 12/3/06, Paul Scrutton <paul.scrutton@...> wrote:
>
>   I actually really like it. Initially I'd forget that I couldn't coast,
> and would be rudely reminded. Now I like it. There's something zen about
> quietly approaching a group of pedestrians on the multi-use pathway and them
> being mildly surprised as they never heard you arrive.
>
> On gear ratios, I used it on the freewheel side (16t) for a while, and
> after polling a few folk who live in the area, and factoring in what I felt
> comfortable with (getting up the small hill in the subdivision, etc), I went
> w a 17t fixed cog (Euro-Asia) and left it stock up front.
>
> Paul
>
>
> On 12/1/06, vincent moore <yaddayadda57@...> wrote:
> >
> >   Hey Paul, how do you like the fixed gears constant rotation? It'll get
> > even more interesting when and if you start experimenting with gear ratios.
> >
> >
> > *Vincent Moore* Yaddayadda57@...        *
> > **
> >
> >
> >
> >  ------------------------------
> > To: OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com
> > From: paul.scrutton@...
> > Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 16:37:07 -0500
> > Subject: [OldSkoolTrack] Re: Non messenger fixed riders...
> >
> >   I'm Paul, live in Durham, NC. I'm an absolute fixie newb.
> >
> > I just picked up a Langster recently after buying a series of old road
> > bikes with the intention of converting them and never getting round to it.
> >
> > I've slapped on a fixie cog onto the flip-flop hub and am riding fixie
> > now. I've left the brakes on, and like using them. I like to hit the local
> > bike trail and ride it on there between my pad and downtown.
> >
> > I did attend one alley-cat, but at the time I was riding a MTB.
> >
> > Paul
> >
> >
> >
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To: OldSkoolTrack@...: proletech@...: Wed, 13 Dec 2006
20:41:22 -0500Subject: Re: [OldSkoolTrack] FixedGearFever could use 2 minutes of
your time!




I'm in the nations great capitol, but instead of DC the flag i got wasMD?!?!?!On
12/13/06, Elric42ZRX <elric42zrx@...> wrote:>> MD in the house!!!>>
----- Original Message -----> From: Scott Patton> To:
OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com <OldSkoolTrack%40yahoogroups.com>> Sent:
Wednesday, December 13, 2006 11:01 AM> Subject: [OldSkoolTrack] FixedGearFever
could use 2 minutes of your time!>> I am testing out some GeoTracking software
for my website, and this is a> big, diverse, all over the country group... so I
am just asking if you> could help me out for a couple of minutes?>>
http://www.fixedgearfever.com/test.php>> Click on that... if you see your state
flag, let me know! If you don't,> let me know! If you aren't in the US, or you
use AOL, you will just see a> blank white page.>> That's all! I wont sell your
email address or any such thing, I just want> to see if this thing is worth the
money! Thanks!>> -jsp>> --> -~- Scott Patton> -~- Colorado Springs, CO 80920>
-~- www.FixedGearFever.com>> [Non-text portions of this message have been
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CA, Bay Area coming through fine.
   FM

Peter <peter@...> wrote:
           NY represent!

------ Original Message ------
Received: 05:07 PM EST, 12/13/2006
From: Paul Esbrandt <pinchflats@...>
To: OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [OldSkoolTrack] FixedGearFever could use 2 minutes of your time!

California came thru, Loud and clear!
PaulE

Scott Patton <scott@...> wrote:


I am testing out some GeoTracking software for my website, and this is a
big, diverse, all over the country group... so I am just asking if you
could help me out for a couple of minutes?

http://www.fixedgearfever.com/test.php

Click on that... if you see your state flag, let me know! If you don't,
let me know! If you aren't in the US, or you use AOL, you will just see a
blank white page.

That's all! I wont sell your email address or any such thing, I just want
to see if this thing is worth the money! Thanks!

-jsp

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Scott,
I'm here in Connecticut, one of the original 13 colonies, and I had no
problem seeing my state's flag.
xSx

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From: OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Scott Patton
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 7:24 AM
To: OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [OldSkoolTrack] FixedGearFever could use 2 minutes of your
time!




It will do stuff like that, based on your ISP's info... nothing
unexpected. The craziest so far is ... Rockville Maryland reporting
California.

-jsp

proletarian technical wrote:
> I'm in the nations great capitol, but instead of DC the flag i got was
> MD?!?!?!
>
> On 12/13/06, Elric42ZRX <elric42zrx@...
<mailto:elric42zrx%40comcast.net> > wrote:
>
>> MD in the house!!!
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Scott Patton
>> To: OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:OldSkoolTrack%40yahoogroups.com>
<OldSkoolTrack%40yahoogroups.com>
>> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 11:01 AM
>> Subject: [OldSkoolTrack] FixedGearFever could use 2 minutes of your
time!
>>
>> I am testing out some GeoTracking software for my website, and this
is a
>> big, diverse, all over the country group... so I am just asking if
you
>> could help me out for a couple of minutes?
>>
>> http://www.fixedgearfever.com/test.php
<http://www.fixedgearfever.com/test.php>
>>
>> Click on that... if you see your state flag, let me know! If you
don't,
>> let me know! If you aren't in the US, or you use AOL, you will just
see a
>> blank white page.
>>
>> That's all! I wont sell your email address or any such thing, I just
want
>> to see if this thing is worth the money! Thanks!
>>
>> -jsp
>>
>> --
>> -~- Scott Patton
>> -~- Colorado Springs, CO 80920
>> -~- www.FixedGearFever.com
>>
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It will do stuff like that, based on your ISP's info... nothing
unexpected.  The craziest so far is ... Rockville Maryland reporting
California.

-jsp

proletarian technical wrote:
> I'm in the nations great capitol, but instead of DC the flag i got was
> MD?!?!?!
>
> On 12/13/06, Elric42ZRX <elric42zrx@...> wrote:
>
>>   MD in the house!!!
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Scott Patton
>> To: OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com <OldSkoolTrack%40yahoogroups.com>
>> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 11:01 AM
>> Subject: [OldSkoolTrack] FixedGearFever could use 2 minutes of your time!
>>
>> I am testing out some GeoTracking software for my website, and this is a
>> big, diverse, all over the country group... so I am just asking if you
>> could help me out for a couple of minutes?
>>
>> http://www.fixedgearfever.com/test.php
>>
>> Click on that... if you see your state flag, let me know! If you don't,
>> let me know! If you aren't in the US, or you use AOL, you will just see a
>> blank white page.
>>
>> That's all! I wont sell your email address or any such thing, I just want
>> to see if this thing is worth the money! Thanks!
>>
>> -jsp
>>
>> --
>> -~- Scott Patton
>> -~- Colorado Springs, CO 80920
>> -~- www.FixedGearFever.com
>>
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> http://www.oldskooltrack.com
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> http://www.bicyclemessenger.com
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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-^- Colorado Springs, CO
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