toodles: Yeah, should have used a blowtorch or something to spice it up.
insanitylevel9: Thanks, I have only two short days of riding in the local forest on slippery surfaces, I'll leave the in depth review after a few days of lift assisted awesomeness.
I installed a Works -2 deg. headset to slacken it a bit and extend the WB, we'll see how it pans out.
insanitylevel9: Thanks, I have only two short days of riding in the local forest on slippery surfaces, I'll leave the in depth review after a few days of lift assisted awesomeness.
I think the thing that set this video apart from all other builds I've ever seen is the increbily and immaculately clean environment and parts used. It was more like a scientist in a clean room than a bike build.
Good work for finding a way to make the ordinary into something very original.
Total Heckler: It's shot with a Canon 60D if I remember correctly. We also had another HD-cam running while I built the wheels for a time lapse. That might get put together if we can find the time.
bizutch: We shot it in my workshop (where I work), I like it tidy.
IH8Rice: How does 220mm sound? Naah, the adapter was mounted on the caliper out of the box, we just shot is as it was and after we were done with the principal shots I did some more work on the bike. Removed the adapter, shorten hoses, add chain stay protection etc.
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