Mjolnir Cycles

[David Tollefson]

Teaser shot for the customer. After graphics and before satin clear coat.
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[David Tollefson]

More shots of the above, in partial component build-up. Final product will be all deep black, down to the nipples.

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[David Tollefson]

While at NAHBS, I got this email from a customer:

Hi Dave,

Hope you are well; I wanted to give you an update now that I've had the chance to get some miles in despite the terrible riding weather.

The bike is just amazing, The front end is responsive and goes into the line willingly and the disc brakes work seamlessly with the fork. I get so much output from the rear triangle and the bottom bracket is stiff yet the frame has a lot of overall compliance. Its hard to put my finger on, but there were times I forgot it was steel and thought I was on carbon. Most importantly, it felt familiar to me right away.

I can't wait for the weather to cooperate a little more so I can get some more miles logged on it. I'll get some pics from the road and send them along.

Thanks,
Greg

Made my day... weekend, even better.

[David Tollefson]

On a recon ride, one of the first frames I ever made, still in action.
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