Just in: Identiti Persona + fixed skills video  Urban freestyler
that's cut from strong cloth...  by Dave Atkinson   November 19,
2010    Just arrived at road.cc towers is this vision in orange,
the Identiti Persona. Identiti are better known for the 4X and
jump bikes that they make for our dirt hungry cousins, but the
Persona is a full-on urban fixer with a freestyle bent and some
neat touches.  The Persona is a little longer than a track
geometry bike, and a gently sloping top tube gives a bit of
extra standover height too. It's constructed from a mix of
double butted and plain gauge TAF Cromoly steel and looks like
it's built to last. The beefy chainstays and gusseted head tube
suggest that if you want to hop more than a kerb you're unlikely
to bend it, and Identiti-sponsored rider Chris Delia has
certainly been giving it the beans on his pretty-much-stock
bike, as you can see from this vid:  One particularly neat bit
of engineering on the Persona is the dropouts, which use a
taperlock system to stop the p