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This was Pake's nicer track bike that they made. Carbon fork with alloy steerer. Can fit most 28c tires F/R. Besides the unavoidable marring at the dropouts and a small paint chip around the chainstay it's in great shape.

New, take off wheelset. Had rotors, cassette and tires installed (not tubeless) but were never ridden.

New, still have all the packaging. Here's a link if you wanna check out some of the particulars: https://allcitycycles.com/bikes/cosmic_stallion_titanium_frameset

Edwins Road Bike, Campagnolo Groupset, Columbus Super Vitus, 55cm. Frame and fork were hand-built by Julian Edwins, a prominent builder of high end road bikes during the 80's. The frame is made from Columbus Super Vitus tubing. This tube-set is extremely light and has interior carbon sleeves at critical points. Frame is in fantastic shape. I am a professional bike mechanic and spent a lot of time perfecting this build: Groupset is Campagnolo 6x2, indexed/friction, shifter/derailleurs/crank/brake calipers. The rear derailleur is particularly interesting in that you can alter the pull ratio to work with different indexed shifter (think Shimano). Wheels are handbuilt from matching Campagnolo hubs laced to Velocity A23's which are taped for tubeless use but have standard clincher tires/tubes on right now. Campagnolo aero seatpost. Besides the rims, the only nod to modern technology are the brake levers and saddle.

All City Cosmic Stallion, 55cm, Force 1, Carbon Wheels, Purple Fade. Nearly new bike in fantastic shape; rode it about 30 miles before deciding to go with a different bike. Nothing changed from stock. UPC if you wanna check out the complete parts spec: 708752269712