All I need is that front brake line to finish.. or do I?
Who cares about fixies when a far more important bicycle will be needed this weekend: the pixie! You got one built up?
We might even make some more legit obstacles this year...
wOOt parkfield!
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Who cares about fixies when a far more important bicycle will be needed this weekend: the pixie! You got one built up?
We might even make some more legit obstacles this year...
wOOt parkfield!
Speaking of fixies, here's a little something I just whipped up a couple of weeks back...
Wooden rims? If so, that is styling!
I've been dreaming of a lugged frame like that.
I've been dreaming of a lugged frame like that.
I am really starting to hate you and all your nice bikes.
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(Approved! Do you actually ride that thing or is it wall art?)
And I haven't even posted any pics of my mountain bikes!
This one's not mine, but I did put it together for the show. Ernesto himself hand-carried the frame over, and I built it the day before the show started. They'll start hitting shops in January sometime hopefully.
This baby won't be ridden, I won't let anyone get on it, it's just for show. Not that you couldn't though, but that particular rim model is one of the lighter ones, so I wouldn't want to put my rear on that seat.
And yes, Ito, those are actual wooden rims. Made by Ghisallo in Italy, built as a kind of favor for me by someone whose hobby is messing around with them. I would have much preferred to come across some high-flange Record hubs, but ran out of time, so the low-flange will have to do.
Wait....I can buy one of those frames?And I haven't even posted any pics of my mountain bikes!
This one's not mine, but I did put it together for the show. Ernesto himself hand-carried the frame over, and I built it the day before the show started. They'll start hitting shops in January sometime hopefully.
This baby won't be ridden, I won't let anyone get on it, it's just for show. Not that you couldn't though, but that particular rim model is one of the lighter ones, so I wouldn't want to put my rear on that seat.
And yes, Ito, those are actual wooden rims. Made by Ghisallo in Italy, built as a kind of favor for me by someone whose hobby is messing around with them. I would have much preferred to come across some high-flange Record hubs, but ran out of time, so the low-flange will have to do.
Really nice bike, where is it ending up? :nudge nudge: :wink wink:
Argyle is ghey. That Colnago is not.
Yup, the Colnago Master Pista, in this color, frame and fork only. There will be some special order colors too, but those will take like 4 months to get.Wait....I can buy one of those frames?
Really nice bike, where is it ending up? :nudge nudge: :wink wink:
I think it's going to live it's life in our office, and traveling to various shows. I think it might actually be my size too...
Oh I got the pixie! And it might as well be a fixie because every time I stop pedaling I fall over...
I love that fork, but you should offer it in threaded too. For some reason I really dislike threadless stems on fixies. The whole spacer and bolt thing is just too cluttered for me.
Love the OS bars though.
That'd be up to Colnago, not I. I would have preferred to find some Nitto bars in the 25.4mm size, but I made do with what I could.
Here's the site for the wheelbuilder: http://www.wheelfanatyk.blogspot.com/
Check out what just popped up.
http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/bik/461670346.html
I wrote a response. Will post when it appears.
http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/bik/461670346.html
I wrote a response. Will post when it appears.
I didn't realize Shimano made toe clips.Check out what just popped up.
http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/bik/461670346.html
I wrote a response. Will post when it appears.