Likes: Random images from a folder of the harddrive, my bikes, team bikes customers bikes, etc... Some may be large in size... I'm working on it!
Issimo
Spooky Stuff
Random images from a folder of the harddrive, my bikes, team bikes customers bikes, etc... Some may be large in size... I'm working on it!
In the drops
Skeletor
Flux's Darkside is awesome looking.
Here's my Skeletor, which is the road-going version.
Issimo
That skeletor looks skeletal. I never get sick of them in black either. But alas, I think we are about to make some green and red ano'd ones as well.
Issimo
That's a freaking greeting card if I've ever seen one.
Sock Doping
Hey Flux, are you using studded tires on that rig?? If so which ones?
Last edited by pdb; 12-22-2008 at 06:36 PM.
Paceline
What kind of fork do you have? Is it rigid? Very nice...
Originally Posted by Flux
Issimo
Justin has some sort of generic branded carbon/alu rigid fork. The same as the Whitebrothers/origin8. Rigid forks make me happy.
Issimo
More... some random racing pictures, other crap...
resident tastemaker
i think we need a close up of the decapitated unicorn rainbow deal, asap.
shrink, terrorist, poet, president of concerned cyclists for the abolishment of bovine source bicycle parts and head of the disaffected commie dishwashers union.
Issimo
Rouleur
reminds me of...
david corr
VSalon Podium Boy
Paceline
First ride today. Super nice so far!
Paceline
Second pic. Excuse the misaligned rear tire. When stan's decides to cooperate, you gotta go with it. I nearly photoshopped it out. Yeah, that self-conscious.
Grimpeur
suspectdevice: a while back you posted a photo of a guy manualing a 24" street / trials bike...any info on this frame? Is it a similar concept to the 24UK or Inspired?
Issimo
The same thing, but better! Full Truetemper Supertherm( that's thick OX platinum to the roadies on here), built to order (custom geo down to 14" stays) for $900. It's not cheap, but it's fun! I am waiting on the UK to give me a larger PO for them and we will make them in larger numbers for hopefully $150 less.
Grimpeur
Sounds fun! I'd love an Inspired but the top tube is too short for my ape-arms and there is no rear disc mount
What are your views on BB height for this style of bike? Does the BB really need to be +35mm to compensate for the 24" wheels?
Issimo
Garson, the dude who is way better than me at street type riding really likes the high bb on the first proto (We were running 45!), I am more apt to go with +25 if I ever get around to building one for myself, as I will ride it much more like a bmx bike, but am week-ass sexual chocolate after too much desk time and too much road riding, so I still need a bunch of pop...Sounds fun! I'd love an Inspired but the top tube is too short for my ape-arms and there is no rear disc mount
What are your views on BB height for this style of bike? Does the BB really need to be +35mm to compensate for the 24" wheels?
The high bb's are wicked fun for spinning, but certainly give the bike a pretty novel feel. A high bb is also really great for pump in a manual.
Checking the drawings for the next batch, we are likely going to go with +12 for extra Van Homan-ness
I attached a bikecad sketch of the planned stock frame...
lots of lines!
Grimpeur
I've never owned anything more than a +25mm but a quick spin on an Adamount was a learning experience about +50. Not for me - or at least not for me on a trials bike. My current 26" is 0mm which works ok for me.
355 chainstays?? That's toite like a tiger!
That geo looks like a proper bastardized bike - in a good way :-D Will it come with the severed unicorn as a headbadge?
OTF
That looks like awesome geo for a fun all round bike.
Back when I used to ride trials I wanted a bike like that.
I ended up riding a hand full of different DeSalvo's, the last two having much more Trails'y geo than that (1090 wheel base etc).
When I first got into trials (late 90s) anything with a + BB was crazy! Times have changed...
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