Stromm Trakk Custom Build

Stromm Trakk Custom Build

Come see this Custom Stromm Trakk build we just built up for a local pro to race in the Tucson Velodrome.

With the velodrome opening in town we have been lucky to start building a fun variety of track builds. Check out one of out first sweet builds for local pro Marge Ronaldo, then hop over to the YouTube video to see the parts break down and build video!

 

 

Stromm Trakk Frame. Stunning paint job; everyone on the team had the bike painted in their national colors.

 

 

The Vision track cranks fit the bill for a build like this seeing as how they are the perfect blend of aero and stiff. She's pushing a 55t chainring up front. Respect.

 

Next up are a few photos from the 2 different bar set-ups. Like a lot of the track builds we have done recently she has both a pursuit and a sprint setup, and both are pretty good looking if you ask me.

 

 

Sprint set-up is the Vision Metron track handlebar, which has become a super popular choice on track bikes. Aero top, narrow, multiple hand positions available, you cant really ask for much more.

 

 

This is my favorite of the two. In my opinion there aren't many pursuit set-ups that look better than this. We married the Stromm pursuit base bar and integrated stem with a set of AeroCoach extensions. I didn't do a substantial test ride, but I did get a feel for the extensions while we had the bike, and the comfort level is actually incredible. 

 

 

Paint job is definitely a ten out of ten.

 

 

Track bikes are fun, and truth be told my love affair with cycling began with a basic, no frills Masi track bike. Getting this built up reminded me of the simplicity and beauty that made me fall for bikes to begin with.

That being said, no matter where your riding, whether your holding your own in a velodrome, or having fun at your local alley cat race, it's always nice to be riding something special. That's where we come in! If you want help getting a track bike together, then reach out, we'd love to help you get a bike together.

 

Click the thumbnail below to see the YouTube video. 

 

 

 

Until next time, happy riding!