[N8 v2.0]

Nifty





MTB

 

[maxyedor]

No Campy = not pr0n

Also what size is that thing the headtube alone looks like its 48cm

 

[LordOpie]

gorgeous bike!

What's with the platforms? Bike like that needs a Brooks


I saw a Waterford with Chorus locked up with a 0.5" diameter cable lock. Looked to be at least $4k. I stood over it admiring the ride and couldn't see the owner, not that I looked hard, but who leaves a bike like that unattended?

 

[LordOpie]

Also what size is that thing the headtube alone looks like its 48cm

hey now, you leave that headtube alone!

 

[N8 v2.0]

couple more pix added

 

[jdcamb]

I love Waterfords I had a Waterford built Schwinn

 

[N8 v2.0]

Very nice frames!

 

[LordOpie]

that green one's cool, but is that carbon fork painted?

I'd love to have a steel matching fork with rack mounts.

 

[narlus]

very sweet looking ride, but for god's sake, please resize the images; not everyone's got a manhanttanprkjt-sized monitor.

 

[jonKranked]

that bike is effin huge! is the owner 7 feet tall? bike must have been made for Bill Brasky.

 

[maxyedor]

that bike is effin huge! is the owner 7 feet tall? bike must have been made for Bill Brasky.

It is big as I mentioned, but I just remembered the Mootasaurus that I built a while ago. When I worked for a shop a guy brought in a size 64cm Moots he scored on ebay for cheap. I didn't cut the stear-yube on the fork at all, no spacers either, just a stem and a top cap and it fit perfectly. When it came time to test ride it I had to stand on my toolbox just to get on the stupid thing. Funny part is that the guy who owned it was a decent bit shorter than I am, but like bigger frames so he figured it would work out. Two weeks later I sold him a properly sized Moots and tore than one dow so he could put it back on ebay.

N8 sorry for hi-jacking your thread, back to steel frame goodness now.

 

[N8 v2.0]

that bike is effin huge! is the owner 7 feet tall? bike must have been made for Bill Brasky.

He's 6'9"...

 

[bballe336]

It is big as I mentioned, but I just remembered the Mootasaurus that I built a while ago. When I worked for a shop a guy brought in a size 64cm Moots he scored on ebay for cheap. I didn't cut the stear-yube on the fork at all, no spacers either, just a stem and a top cap and it fit perfectly. When it came time to test ride it I had to stand on my toolbox just to get on the stupid thing. Funny part is that the guy who owned it was a decent bit shorter than I am, but like bigger frames so he figured it would work out. Two weeks later I sold him a properly sized Moots and tore than one dow so he could put it back on ebay.

N8 sorry for hi-jacking your thread, back to steel frame goodness now.

There is a guy that came into our shop before it closed. He bought a bike for 5 bucks at a yardsale. Some type of old hardtail. It was sized for someone at least 7 feet tall and he couldnt have been more than 5 foot 6. The guy refused to buy a properly sized bike because he "got such a great bargain".

 

[-dustin]

i worked on a Waterford not too long ago. beautiful frame...blue with these hints of lighter shades of blue when the sun hit. unfortunately it had black Nokon housing.

 

[jimmydean]

Thos looks nice indeed.

I need to get some picks of the commuter at the shop. It's a Mountain Cycle Stumptown with the sweetest build.