Are any of you in art school?
 

Just wondering.

i'm curious what percentage of the people who say yes to this also have an NJS frame.

please include your NJS frame ownership status with the answer to his question.

Whats NJS?

I'm sort of in art school - if you consider music to be art. I definitely don't have an NJS frame, though.

in art school. and i hate anything njs. its over the top and uneeded. besides.....art school has taught me the virtues of DIY culture if anything so that means function over form. that means using the spray booths and HVLP guns to crank out a nice frame.....that even means debating the ownership of a formula/nashbar hub over a paul/phil woods hub(yer not going to the track....and you dont belong to the actual 10% of riders who NEED anything of that calibre)

I go to art school. I couldn't care less about NJS.

i went to art school, i don't have an njs frame, would i get one if i found my size at a reasonable price? yes definetly

i'm a fine arts major, but i don't think it counts, as i'm actually studying urban planning. my handlebars are nitto and my toe clips are mks.

Im a freelance artist. Self taught.
No NJS frame. Maybe if I went to school Id have one ????

???

truth be told.....ive yet to see anyone at my school with anything njs....its all just a 5h!tload of conversions....and maybe a few vintage track bikes...the thing at my school is just to have a nice(esp vintage) road bike.

I graduated last summer from RISD and I have an old british track frame, the only NJS components on my bike are the toe straps, clips, and chain tensioners.

yes i am. eat a dick.

i go to art school in savannah, but i have no idea what NJS means, so if someone could fill me in, that would be cool.

I was in Art school and have 10 NJS frames /bikes.

S/F,
CEYA!

NJS: Nihon Jitensha Shinkokai. They promote Japanese keirin cycling organization as well as set the standards which makes a bike/frame/parts certified to be ridden in Keirin races.

... i cant tell whether u're lying or not lol!

he is completely serious.... ceya is the yoda of BF and has some of the most beatiful bikes around

no NJS. the only other fixed gear bikes around here are a pista and a langster that I think belong to engineering students.

went to three different art schools, fell short of graduating...and i have njs cranks, chain ring, sprocket, pedals, stem, seatpost, no njs frame, it's italian...who the **** cares...i didnt know what njs was until after i bought the ****. cool logo! hahahaha.

Studying Architecture at the Glasgow School Of Art/Mackintosh School of Architecture. No NJS bikes.

wow, great architecture there. i saw some lamps in a theater here the other day and was reminded of mackintosh's style...

I was an art student for a couple years, then switched to pharmacy. I realized that I liked money. ;)
Never really rode during the art days though.

i went to art school for a couple semesters, and then transfered out. i might transfer to another though. the only njs parts i have are sugino 75s and nitto bars and stem.

I go to art school for animation. I ride a french bike. My bars are njs...

I'm studying graphic design at Oregon State. I don't know what NJS is, and I am too lazy right now to find out.