I’ve been riding with the new steel frame and forks.
The snow will be here soon.
On this ride I kept everything in the bags and off my back. There is another water bottle in there too.
I’ve been choosing the fat wheel over the 29″ most of the time.
This is a bike I built in the Fall and have been riding this Summer. The frame fork and bar are 4130 chromoly.
More to come.
I promised my kids that when they learned to ride a bike, I would build them One.
Here is Marley’s bike.
Riding to school this spring before I built the Truss fork and removed the gears.
Headwind.
She loves the bike but unfortunately for her she can’t ride it this summer as it’s one of the bikes […]
We went to the exhibit opening in NY at The Museum of Arts and Design and had a great time. I was thrilled to meet the other builders and some of the people that helped make the exhibit happen.
Bespoke: The Handbuilt Bicycle
May 31- Aug 15, 2010
Here is a portion of the video playing at […]
It’s the same color as this one.
I just finished a small run of cassettes for a few bikes and rolling chassis shipping out soon.
It’s compatible with Chris King and DT Swiss SS hubs as well as many other “single speed” cassette hubs.
It’s compatible with Shimano (not Shadow) derailleurs with a long low limit “L” screw supplied with the cassette.
This is […]
When I built my first Spaceframe in 2003 I used 4130 cromo.
I’ve been asked many times about the possibility of a steel Truss fork and Spaceframe and I’ve been wanting to build a set for a while.
The fork went together well.
It’s heavier than the titanium Truss but it’s lighter than the more normal steel […]
I’ve had requests for more pictures of Neil’s bike with the fenders.
