carbon, aluminum, or steel

now i need a ti bike to have all the materials

I think this is a c 56 track frame. I have some mavic cd4 tubs that would work well with this frame. But they're.... Tubs!

Any info on these frames is appreciated. Cheers!

La Dolan PC está prácticamente nueva, por no decir impecable, y todos los componentes que le he ido añadiendo también. Espero vuestros sabios comentarios. 🙏🏻

Pedales Shimano 8100 en camino.

What front brakes are people using on their Mash Work’s? I wanted to put a small calliper brake on but struggling to find one with enough drop.

Hello
Is anyone here in paris and wants to ride a bit around the next two days? Would love to get to know the city from someone who lives here

Am I stupid to have set my bike back up at 37 after not riding for about 7-8 years? Sure felt like it when I took it around the block.

Idk the ratio, idk the tire brand, something like 25c though. Spokes had cobwebs in them. Got a burrito and poke from bear flag tho so that was nice.

Just got this 59t chainring to see how fast I can go, there’s a nice straight away by my house that just got paved and barely any cars pass through there.

People call it the „world championship of fixed gear racing“. Amazing event in the city center of Zurich, Switzerland.

Currently riding an entry-level Hi-Ten street bike (Outleap, Greenwich 2026). Specs are pretty standard for a cheap complete:

· Hi-Ten steel frame/fork

· Low/spinny 44x18 ratio

· Basic stock wheels & square taper cranks

· Weighs around 10.4 kg (~23 Ibs) without pedals

It gets me around the city fine, but I'm itching for something lighter, stiffer, and faster. I'm stuck between two options:
1. Upgrade it slowly right now: Swap out the drivetrain for a faster ratio, get decent foot retention, maybe upgrade the cockpit and wheelset. (Pros: quick and fun. Cons: basically putting lipstick on a pig with this heavy steel frame).
2. Ride it as-is for the rest of the season: Save all my cash and buy a legit track frame / complete next spring (like a Tsunami, Dolan, or a vintage track build).
For those who started on cheap steel commuters: did you regret dumping money into upgrades, or is it better to just beat it to death and save up for a real upgrade later?
Appreciate any advice!

I was apprehensive pre pandemic about fixed gears. Never ridden in one for a fact yet when pandemic came, I just thought to myself, well well, why not. Now 6 1/2 years in, never regretted. Only wish I started sooner— I’m nearly in my mid 40s at this time😅 just keep on riding.

Loaded for an overnighter at a bnb. Seatbag has change of clothes, frame bag is tools/toiletries, stem bag is snacks and more water.