Fixed ......SING O LO

[Pete Serotta]

SEROTTA new FIXED GEAR "SINGoLO


Singolo Fixed Gear in Jade Green
Code: Fixie-Jade
Price: $1,695.00
Quantity in Basket: none

[J.Greene]

I beat you by a minute Pete. Delete my thread if you want.

JG

SEROTTA new FIXED GEAR "SINGoLO


Singolo Fixed Gear in Jade Green
Code: Fixie-Jade
Price: $1,695.00
Quantity in Basket: none

[PacNW2Ford]

The advertised shipping weight looks impressive.

[Pete Serotta]

No need to delete a thread........I just can't beat you on the sprint ;) ;)


I beat you by a minute Pete. Delete my thread if you want.

JG

[Steve Hampsten]

coolio

nice price

who makes the 'luminum fork?

[sbornia]

who makes the 'luminum fork?

Anyone know if the steerer is carbon on the S-Fork?

http://www.serotta.com/paint/forks.html

[fiamme red]

Aluminum fork? Is that an error?

Who even makes aluminum forks any more? Kinesis?

[fiamme red]

Why no water bottle bosses on the seat tube, if this is meant for the road?

[Fixed]

bro that is cool with gas going up more cats riding you can still have bling and ride a serotta urban fixie ..
need to post a build up
one imho
cheers

[Keith A]

Aluminum fork? Is that an error?This struck me as being pretty odd as well. A steel frame with an aluminum fork :confused:

[Fixed]

bro
sometimes we have to trust what poeple who know more say..
i don't think serotta would offer am alum fork if it didn't rock that frame
cheers imho

[pale scotsman]

I'll bet a buck that it's an aluminum steerer tube and a cf fork. Look at the fork tabs.

[fiamme red]

I'll bet a buck that it's an aluminum steerer tube and a cf fork. Look at the fork tabs.It looks like a carbon fork to me too.

[gt6267a]

http://www.serotta.com/paint/forks.html

S-Fork by Serotta

Sharing the same design lineage as our flagship F3 fork, the S-fork is Serotta's new proprietary mid-level fork option featuring machined aluminum dropouts and crown race seat. Manufactured in our Southern California facility, the S-fork is available in one stiffness level and two rake options to match different frame geometries.


Stiffness: 8.5
Steerer Length: 350mm
Rakes: 43mm, 52mm

[Serotta_Mike]

The S-fork is carbon... like the F3... it's the race and the dropouts that are aluminum (on the F3 they're Ti)


"Sharing the same design lineage as our flagship F3 fork, the S-fork is Serotta's new proprietary mid-level fork option featuring machined aluminum dropouts and crown race seat. Manufactured in our Southern California facility, the S-fork is available in one stiffness level and two rake options to match different frame geometries."

[RocketDog]

The geometry information is a little lacking. I'm not sure why they've neglected to include BB drop, fork rake, and HT length on the chart assuming that this is a stock geometry frame.

[fiamme red]

The S-fork is carbon... like the F3... it's the race and the dropouts that are aluminum (on the F3 they're Ti)


"Sharing the same design lineage as our flagship F3 fork, the S-fork is Serotta's new proprietary mid-level fork option featuring machined aluminum dropouts and crown race seat. Manufactured in our Southern California facility, the S-fork is available in one stiffness level and two rake options to match different frame geometries."Then the description is misleading...

'08 Serotta Singolo fixed gear with Serotta S aluminum fork.

Fork: Serotta S aluminum. Rake: 43mm.

[sbornia]

The S-fork is carbon... like the F3... it's the race and the dropouts that are aluminum (on the F3 they're Ti)


"Sharing the same design lineage as our flagship F3 fork, the S-fork is Serotta's new proprietary mid-level fork option featuring machined aluminum dropouts and crown race seat. Manufactured in our Southern California facility, the S-fork is available in one stiffness level and two rake options to match different frame geometries."

That's what I figured, but the Singolo product description is a bit misleading. Instead of "Fork: Serotta S aluminum" it would be clearer as "Fork: Serotta S, carbon with aluminum dropouts and crown race seat."

[woolly]

The geometry information is a little lacking. I'm not sure why they've neglected to include BB drop, fork rake, and HT length on the chart assuming that this is a stock geometry frame.

Agree. Current information makes it hard to determine which size would fit me best. I can narrow it down to two sizes, but since I'm a bit in between a 56 & 58 I'd need this additional data to be sure.

Also rear dropout spacing (120mm track, or 130mm road?), and max tire size &/or brake reach it was designed for?

Overall a really cool bike that has me pondering which of my current bikes would have to go to make room for one. Providing for front fender mounting would certainly help push me over the purchasing edge.

[TimD]

What's the length of the steerer on the 62cm frame size?

Thanks
Tim

[Blastinbob]

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[RocketDog]

The geometry information is a little lacking. I'm not sure why they've neglected to include BB drop, fork rake, and HT length on the chart assuming that this is a stock geometry frame.

It looks like the geometry charts have been updated. I'm glad someone is listening.
:banana:

[Aspen]

I don't see the Serotta fixed gear on their site. Do you have a link to it?