Do any of you guys know of any custom frame builders that do

>>926563
Go with a Japanese track builder, they may cost a little more or even less sometimes, and will be the best bang for your buck

>>926574
Any specific suggestions? looking for a relatively newer alum frame for this build.

>>926590
> track
> alu
Get out

>>926590
Wew lad, wrong metal
What's your price range?

>>926592
>>926594
It'd be for daily commute/ joyrides so I don't want a steel frame to lug around all day. I live in a flat city with trails so i wanna /////GO FAST/. Price range for a custom frame would be 1-3k but id like to keep it around 1-2k .

>>926615
Your a faget, what you are thinking of is a fixie not a track bike. Bike weight has zero effect on speed on flat lands apart from acceleration.

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>>926617
youre a faggot, faggot

>>926615
Listen to >>926617
Track bikes aren't built with weight in mind as much as aerodynamics, in fact, some older track bikes weight less than modern garbon track bikes

>>926563
check out colossi

>>926648
I understand, I just need some suggestions man... thats all I wanted.
>>926649
They're cool but the obnoxious graphics they put on their bikes are not the best looking.

>>926657
if it is custom can't you have the builder paint it whatever color you like? Custom steel will be easier to find than any other material and with a good builder it will be just as fast as any other material.

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>>926657
>obnoxious graphics

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>>926657
You can't go wrong with Nagasawa
http://www.sbccycles.com/nagasawa/

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>>926615
>steel frame to lug around all day
wow. a steel track bike will still weigh less than 17lbs, build up right. get a kilo tt and put nice components on it

>>926795
>a steel track bike will still weigh less than 17lbs, build up right
That is because track bikes are inherently light if not using all junk parts because there are significantly fewer parts on it. My aluminum frame track bike is 15 lbs, even with a 2100-2200 g wheelset. If I used the same budget on a road bike with similar frame and wheels, it would probably be 18-19 lbs

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I know only european ones bt here goes.

>Orlowski
http://orlowskiframes.com/

>Rychtarski
http://www.rychtarski.com/

>Mielec
http://www.bikemielec.com/en/

>Konga
http://www.kongabicycles.com/galleria.html
Finnish guy, I don't know if he ships uotside Finland but the last one I'm aware of.

Pic is a Mielec frame

>>926615
>steel frame to lug around
Pun

>>926563

Seven builds custom TI geo, they don't work with Aluminium that I know of..Ti/Steel//Carbon. They'll put track dropouts on any of their builds if you ask.
Low isn't custom Geo, only paint.

>>926615
>flat
you want aero, not light

>>926825
sick dude thanks.

>>926825

konga dose sick stuff.

last time I was looking for a track frame I stumbled upon mielec in german forum.
they said you could get a frame for around 200€ from them and that they did group orders from time to time where the price went down even more so.

that's quite something.
we could come up with a /n/ bike

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>>926590
NAGASAWA!!!!!

Made by one guy for 50 years in the foot Hills of Osaka

Go to Japan and quest for a handmade Japanese steel.
I own one but haven't built it up yet.

>>926785
>>927300
op here, ive always wanted one, or any classic njs frame, but its hard finding them. especially in the right size.

>>927293
>/n/ bike

have you been around when we've tried to get an /n/ jersey together? Getting a frame done and coordinated would be damn near impossible