Friday PicFest No.99

[zank]

Sneak peaks...

[hmbatrail]

Headed to the show.

[Tom Kellogg]

Lots of things going here @ Spectrum this busy week;

Paint work this week, almost done, maybe six hours of work away:
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Commuter fork w/fender mounts, our own Paul Racer-M stud mounts:
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1.0" crown during conversion to 1.125"
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The second frame Via Seven, almost done:
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More frames walked in from Seven yesterday;
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Jeff's most recent, painted to match the client's annual charity ride colors.
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[Eric Estlund]

This week was wheel builds, few things under wraps, and some workaday forks-

[Dave Kirk]

Show bike back from paint. JKS X Terraplane with high gloss cobalt blue and matte panels.

Dave

[MDEnvEngr]

I think this is my first contribution to FNL. Fat bike for me. Frame #25.

[Carl S]

Getting ready for the show. My crate ships Wed. Now for the fun, hanging parts.

[Craig Ryan]

Starburst addiction. Off the wagon and folding strong.

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[Greg Morris]

My favorite form of purple.










A few random shop pictures

[Dazza]

making touring bikes with Custodian lugs
My shipment of extra long 460mm Columbus chainstays for randos and touring bikes
and longer 12.5 mm tip seat stays are on their way from Italy
be sure to speak to Columbus about these when you are at NAHBS

[YiPsan]

fixed gear / singlespeed with sachs lugs and llewellyn front drops.
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And a new clip

[anthonymaietta]

Painting my new personal road frame on a Saturday afternoon. Built in Carl Strong's shop during my visit back in October. This will be on display in my booth in Austin.

Still needs to be baked, wet sanded and shot with the final clear coat.

[WadePatton]

just now cleaning the paint offa the LCB SS dropouts (a/k/a dazza dropouts).

starts with really crappy hacksaw work




a bit of the file and paper




two dogs sleeping (find the second dog)




contrasting dropout with paint and eyelets




little dog at 24.1 mph on the shop floor, he could go faster if i'd tape those ears down.