not to be taken lightly atmo -
Last edited by Dazza; 01-14-2010 at 06:38 PM. Reason: I cannot get my head around this new format, it sucks, no idea how to get the photo order sorted
Cheers Dazza
The rock star is dying. And it's a small tragedy. Rock stars have blogs now. I have no use for that kind of rock star.
Nick Cave
www.llewellynbikes.com
The usual Facebook page
https://www.flickr.com/photos/llewellyncustombicycles/
Darrell Llewellyn McCulloch
More fillets this week.
dave
"...never have too many fillets"
True!
Brushed chrome over brass fillets- geat match for alloy Campy (and others).
bully.jpgSee if I can post in the new format
Last edited by Chauncey Matthews; 01-14-2010 at 11:02 PM. Reason: Well, I finally got a pic to post, but it's too big! Fark!
Another fork Friday....(The crown will be painted so I didn't polish it before chroming)SN850667.jpgSN850673.jpgSN850672.jpgjpg 130.jpgAttachment 16357
Getting some paint.
Tom Palermo
www.palermobicycles.com
photos
Palermo Bicycles
steel bicycles & frame repairs
Baltimore, MD
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Tyler Evans :: Framebuilder :: Firefly Bicycles :: Boston, Mass
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The new format is keeping some folks from logging in so I get to post the latest "bike done right" from the Garromeister.
Last edited by Chauncey Matthews; 01-15-2010 at 07:15 PM. Reason: doh! I got it too big again, but it's warranted here....just look at that bike!
Finishing up a frame for a recent frame student. This gentleman was not really interested in learning the craft just that he wanted to have an experience in which he participated and learned a lot.
blog of his experience
http://campagnolodelta.blogspot.com/...%20in%20Tucson
All the best,
David Bohm
Bohemian Bicycles
Facebook www.facebook.com/bohemianbicycles
Framebuilding courses http://www.framebuildingschool.com
Carbon framebuilding courses http://www.carbonframebuildingschool.com
this was the first customer of mine although far from the first bike delivered. he is off racing and has been nice enough to leave the townie we designed in the shop for people to ask "how tall is that guy" sorry the pic is so massive
<credit goes to vulture for making the fork>
On it's way to Australia in a 26x26x10. Clean, simple and fast.
A road bike for the show,and Nate steering the EVT head tube facer.
Some fork work
conor
what a 35 mm seat tube looks like!
Just some things going on here in Baltimore...
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