Fit Flow Park
The ‘08 Flow Park stays true to its name with a Snafu Mobeus detangler, Odyssey tires, and a pair of dualmaterial pegs – this bike is ready for serious shredding at the local park. The Flow Park frame features the latest design elements of the Fit signature frames like S-bend chainstays, compact dropouts, short (13.75”) rear-ends, and lower stand-over heights. The Flow Park features a CNC-machined 1-piece fork steerer-tube, DLR-style stem, and a compact 25-9 drivetrain with Odyssey-compatible sealed driver. The ‘08 Flow Park is equipped with genuine Dia-Compe 996 brakes and Tech 77 lever, as well as brand-new graphics.
• 20.75” top tube, 100% 4130 cromo frame
• Mid press-fit BB, integrated head tube with removable gyro tabs
• 100% 4130 cromo fork with 1 piece steerer tube and tapered legs
• 100% 4130 Mid handlebar
• Fit “DLR” style stem, removable aluminum gyro plate
• SNAFU “Mobeus Detangler” with “Astro Glide” Teflon bearing
• Tubular cromo 48 spline 175mm cranks w/sealed BB
• 25t Fit alloy sprocket, 9t Odyssey-compatible sealed driver, KMC K710 chain
• 36h Alienation rims, 14mm rear, 3/8” front axles
• Odyssey “Aitken Street” tires, front 2.1”, rear 1.9”
• Dia-Compe “FS996” brake and “Tech 77” lever
• Fit “ECCD” seat, S&M “101” pedals, S&M “XLT” seat-clamp
• Two 100mm dual-material pegs, aluminum w/cromo sleeve
- 10 comments
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Jamie Girven
4/14/2008 4:19 PM
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very high rolling resistance.
and high cost for a rim,
if this is a rim, id love to see the size of the frame! -
jan_fitbikeco
6/30/2008 3:16 PM
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this rim has a nice design. it looks like a bike. Fit makes rims?
wtf this is in the rims section?