Vintage Sugoi Fixed-Gear Track Bike — 54cm | Australian-Made Steel | Cinelli, Sugino, Mavic CXP14

Vintage Sugoi Fixed-Gear Track Bike — 54cm | Australian-Made Steel | Cinelli, Sugino, Mavic CXP14

$725.00
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Vintage Sugoi Fixed-Gear Track Bike — 54cm | Australian-Made Steel | Cinelli, Sugino, Mavic CXP14

Vintage Sugoi Fixed-Gear Track Bike — 54cm | Australian-Made Steel | Cinelli, Sugino, Mavic CXP14

$725.00

A beautifully restored vintage Sugoi fixed-gear track bike with an Australian-made steel frame, hand-built in Fitzroy, Melbourne, by respected father-and-son framebuilders Ken and Paul Evans.

The blue-to-white colourway is exceptional, fading across the frame like clouds. The original yellow SUGOI branding remains striking, and “Sugoi” means awesome or incredible in Japanese—a fitting name for this bike.

This is a proper fixed-gear track bike, not a generic single-speed conversion. There is no freewheel and no braking system by design; the pedals turn with the rear wheel. The riding experience is direct, mechanical and completely connected—momentum, balance and pure feedback between rider and machine.

Details:

• 54cm Australian-made steel Sugoi frame
• Hand-built in Fitzroy, Melbourne
• Built by Ken and Paul Evans
• Deep blue-to-white frame finish
• Original yellow SUGOI branding
• True fixed-gear / brakeless track setup
• Cinelli handlebars
• 3T stem
• Shimano 600 headset
• Sugino crankset
• Mavic CXP14 wheelset
• Romin Body Geometry saddle
• Continental Grand Prix 4000 tyres — 23mm
• Carefully restored and riding beautifully

The Sugino crankset is a genuine highlight, with a local bike-store assessment placing its approximate value at $300–$350. The chrome presents beautifully, the wheelset is in good condition and the bike has a strong overall presence.

Please note: This is a track-only configuration with no brakes and no freewheel. It is best suited to an experienced fixed-gear rider, track rider or collector who understands this type of setup. Honest age-related marks are visible in the photographs and form part of the bike’s character.

A striking piece of Australian cycling design—equally at home on the track, in a collection or displayed as functional sculpture.

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