Rush (Fixed Gear/SS) [Retired]
[RETIRED: A revised version replaced this one in 2025.]The Rush has a swift geometry and stiff chassis, but the smooth riding blend of lightweight chromoly tubes makes it at home on chewed-up asphalt as much as the velodrome.
The current iteration has side-tacked seatstays and S-bend chainstays for more crank clearance and tire clearance. To cap off its more vintage Keirin-inspired look, we are matching the Rush with a threaded fork to allow you to equip it with a clean-looking quill stem.
- Tange Prestige heat-treated double butted CrMo steel; butted CrMo rear end
- Aggressive track geometry
- Investment cast Tange horizontal track fork ends
- Drilled for caliper brakes
- One set of water bottle bosses on the seat tube
- Includes threaded 1" sloping lugged crown Tange Infinity CrMo steel fork with straight blades (38m rake)
- 1" size headtube
- 27.2mm seatpost size
- 120mm rear hub spacing
- Max. tire size: 32c(w/o brakes) / 28c(w/brakes)
- 53, 55, 57, 59cm (Center to top of seat collar)
(49 and 61cm are on hold until supply chain issues get back to normal)
- Frame: 4.1 lbs Fork: 1.85 lbs.
- Paint: Satin Copper
(The vinyl decals sit over the clearcoat and are removable. But we do not stock replacements currently)
Rush (Fixed Gear/SS) [Retired]
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Rush Component Specifications
Rear hub spacing: 120mm
Front hub spacing 100mm
Headset: 1" threaded with 26.4 crown race (ISO standard)(EC30 / 25.4-24tpi EC30 / 26)
Stem: 1" quill
Brakes: 39-49mm dual pivot brakes
Seatpost: 27.2mm, 250mm
Bottom bracket: 68mm wide, English threads
Wheels: 700c
Tires: Will fit some, not all, 32mm wide tires. Optimized for 700c x 23 to 28mm wide tires Cable guides/stops: None
Rush (Fixed Gear/SS) [Retired]
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Four Riders Review One Red Rush
This review is a tad old, but the frame geometry hasn't changed any from 2005. Why mess with a good thing? Dennis and Katy of Fixed Gear Gallery, and two friends all get their say on our track frame For the reviews go here and click on their faces. [2005]