Coconino Cycles

[darkmother]

Happy to hear you are recovering.

(I find myself daydreaming about having one of your bikes)

[steve garro]

Happy to hear you are recovering.

(I find myself daydreaming about having one of your bikes)

Let's do it while I'm here, 3rd strike and I'm out !!!

- Garro.

[false_aesthetic]

Damn Steve! You're still swoll!

[mjbabcock]

Saw a light blue singlespeed bike of yours today in Bellingham, WA. They are rare up here.
Beautiful!

[steve garro]

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Saw a light blue singlespeed bike of yours today in Bellingham, WA. They are rare up here.
Beautiful!

I've sent a surprising # of bikes to WA - I know that one, it was within the last couple years - this guy, I think?

- Garro.

[mjbabcock]

That’s the one. Spectacular.

[steve garro]

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Slow & steadily getting back at it
- Garro.

[Moke]

Good on you Mr. Garro. Glad to see you back playing with fire and steel.

[steve garro]

Good on you Mr. Garro. Glad to see you back playing with fire and steel.

I work with it
:)

But thank you.........if it ever gets to be play I reckon I'll gladly quit as this is a damn hard job as I'm once again realizing as I get back into the swing of it, it kicked my ass this week but every day is a little easier and I got four orders this week so I better keep at it after a few days R&R !!!

Hope you are well !!

- Garro.

[sevencyclist]

Still enjoying this tremendous bike weekly!

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[steve garro]

Still enjoying this tremendous bike weekly!

2021-01-24 10.46.56 by sevencyclist, on Flickr
2021-01-24 10.31.54 by sevencyclist, on Flickr

Million mile club !!!!

Hope you are well, man.......your food pics from Asia were some real torture !!


- Garro.

[steve garro]

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Slowly getting back into Shop Shape.
- Garro.

[Too Tall]

Digging that fork. Kristo on a cracker that has got to be laterally stiff in a good way.

[steve garro]

Digging that fork. Kristo on a cracker that has got to be laterally stiff in a good way.

That's why I don't go to a 15mm TA - that would be harsh and a not so pretty blade transition - these ride real well x a 1.125" blade and a 1.125" steerer x 12mm TA

- Garro.

[darkmother]

I can't tell you how much I enjoy seeing a HT MTB frame with a matching (proper length) rigid fork.

So very sweet.

[steve garro]

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I can't tell you how much I enjoy seeing a HT MTB frame with a matching (proper length) rigid fork.

So very sweet.

I agree - and I have the mother load of blades too - I also just got a couple complete sets of Columbus MAX OR including fork blades, so that should be pretty sweet = on a fully rigid 29er right now, actually, his 2nd, everyone needs a spare.......

[darkmother]

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I agree - and I have the mother load of blades too - I also just got a couple complete sets of Columbus MAX OR including fork blades, so that should be pretty sweet = on a fully rigid 29er right now, actually, his 2nd, everyone needs a spare.......

Nice looking fork. Are you building these with boost spacing, or 100 mm?

[steve garro]

Nice looking fork. Are you building these with boost spacing, or 100 mm?

100 x 12 TA or 100 x 9mm QR

No need for BOOST as it already fits a 29 x 2.6" with clearance and that's as big as I design for - of course I could, sure.

Of course, it'll fit a bigger 27.5" - likely a 3.0"

- Garro.

[darkmother]

Thanks Garro, that makes sense.

[bigbill]

100 x 12 TA or 100 x 9mm QR

No need for BOOST as it already fits a 29 x 2.6" with clearance and that's as big as I design for - of course I could, sure.

Of course, it'll fit a bigger 27.5" - likely a 3.0"

- Garro.

I had a brief thought about a monster gravel that would run a 2.1" tire because of all the washes that crisscross my gravel routes.