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Selling my All-City Thunderdome Track Bike

It was only used to race at Kissena Velodrome for one season and is in great condition. There are some minor cosmetic scratches and that is about it. Everything runs smooth and with no issues. The current gear ratio is a 49x14 (all city chain ring and Dura-ace rear cog) and I'll also throw in two FSA chain rings that are like new as well. One is 50t and the other is 51t. Bike comes with everything in the pictures except for saddle and pedals.

Headset: Chris King
Bottom Bracket: Chris King
Wheelset: Cane Creek Volos
Tires: Continental Sprinter tubulars
Crankset: Sram Omnium (170mm)
Chain ring: All-City
Cog: Dura-ace
Stem: Ritchey superlogic carbon stem (120mm)
Handle bars: Deda Velocita Track bars

Here is the link to the pictures: https://photos.app.goo.gl/y1aJhT2DfXArBruD9

As shown in photos bike with white Challenge tires has Ksyrium tubulars on it. That bike has never been trained on. Used only for racing and mostly sat in pits on muddy days as I ran it with carbon wheels and preferred alloy rims on muddy days. Other bike has been ridden for training, mostly on road in addition to races.  Asking $1450 for one with white tires as is and $1200 without wheels or pedals. Bike with red Ksyrium clinchers $900.

2. Steelman carbon road bike, hand built by now retired NorCal frame building legend Brent Steelman. 54.5TT. Full 10 speed Dura Ace group. Ritchey Protocol clinchers, WCS bars and stem. Speed play zeros, Kissena orange hoods and computer.Rides beautifully and is super rare. $2400 as is.

3. Raleigh RCX Pro frame and ENVE fork. Cantilever model. Don’t believe the hype cantilevers work! 53cm TT. Brand new, took out of box for photos. Only place I know of that still has these is Txcyclesport.com and they are listing at $1199, original price $2200. I  will take $750. Super light frame and fork.

Let me know if anyone has interest in any of these bikes.

I'm giving away an old Topeak child seat and rack.  Here's the latest version of what I have.  

https://www.topeak.com/us/en/products/90-Child-Carrier-and-Racks/789-BABYSEAT-II-&-BABYSEAT-II-RACK-(NON-DISC)

        The padding on the seat is pretty old.  I bought replacement padding, but never put it on.  So it can look pretty fresh pretty easily.  The rack can be used without the seat.  There’s also a safety for the seat on the rack if it comes loose.  The kid is pretty well protected.  There’s the bar and the straps to hold them in and the high sides protect if you crash.  The safety bar is often where kids rest their heads when they nap.

      I used it starting when my son was about one and he was in it till he was almost six.  Probably could have gone til he was almost eight.  The limiter when they're young is their ability to hold their heads up for any length of time.  When they're really small, they fall asleep in such seats real easily--when I first took him on Bike NY, he was asleep when I passed a father and daughter on a tandem.  The dad laughed and told me that's how he got his riding time in when his daughter, now on the back of the tandem was little.  Took that as a good sign.  

Seems like there are some springs in teh seat, so bumps don't go right to their spines.  Oscar was in it for the entire Bike New York route on I think three or four occasions, and it was used for taking him to school for a few years.