Track Frames

Track bicycle frames

Track bicycle frames are the foundation for building a bicycle designed for riding on a track or velodrome. When choosing one, you should consider the size, geometry and compatibility of the components you want to use. Their geometry is designed for this type of cycling, allowing you to build a track bicycle using the frame and components of your choice.

In this category, you will find track bicycle frames from FabricBike Aero, available in different color finishes. They are an option for building or upgrading a track bicycle, always taking into account the features and compatibility specified for each model.

Types of track bicycle frames

The models in this category share the same concept and belong to the FabricBike Aero range, so the main differences you will find relate to the finish and the specific features of each frame. The available models feature different color combinations, such as black and graphite or white and black.

Beyond the design, when comparing track frames, it is important to consider aspects such as the material, geometry, headset type, bottom bracket and compatible dimensions. These features determine which components you can fit and how the bicycle will be configured.

You should also check which parts are included with the frame. Some models may be sold with components such as the fork, headset or seatpost, while these parts may not be included in other cases. Checking the description and specifications of each product before buying will help you understand exactly what you need to complete the build.

Which track frame should you choose?

When choosing a track bicycle frame, the first step is to check the size you need based on your measurements and the frame geometry. Choosing the right size is essential for achieving a comfortable riding position and ensuring the bicycle fits you properly.

It is also important to check the compatibility of the components you want to use. Check the headset type, bottom bracket, seatpost dimensions and dropout specifications to make sure the frame is compatible with the parts you already have or want to buy.

If you are choosing between several models, the design and finish can be the deciding factors when the technical specifications are similar. In any case, check the specifications of each track frame and the components included before completing your build.

If you want to build a bicycle for riding around the city rather than specifically for the track or velodrome, you can also consider other options within the Frames category, such as fixie frames, urban bicycle frames, road frames, gravel frames or cyclocross frames, depending on how you intend to use your bicycle.