After breaking my fork, putting some deep scratches into the head tube paint, and getting a replacement fork from Cannondale that wasn't going to match, I decided to get my Evo repainted. Choosing color is an agonizing process, but this idea fell into place really easily: early 90's Cannondale Track's are on of my all time favorite bikes, Cannondale Track bike vinyl decals can be sourced from Britain, and the simple lines of the frame would really lend itself to this idea. Besides, 'classics are classics for a reason'.

The painter, Eric of Burnt Bicycles, is a super rad dude who does work fairly close-by. I'd sent him a couple other frames for carbon repair+repaint and knew he'd kill this. Sure enough, had this frame and a paint matched stem back to me within 2 weeks (recreating the color from scratch).

Polished silver quill stems really go hand-in-hand with the Cannondale track bikes and knowing that Ritchey makes a sick polished cockpit with their Classic series, I couldn't not try it out. It looks so good, simple, and clean up front that I refuse to clutter up the front end with a mount and computer. Carbon seat post because ain't nobody got time for beat-up-booties. - Byron

#road from OR NOT blog shot by Nick

It's beautiful

should have put a matching ritchey seat post at least for the photos, come on!

@pstaubs the original 90s Track came with black seatposts tho, gotta keep it legit