Ceya...did the cranks go BiBi?

Is that a 20" Aeroheat on the folder?

That's one of my goals for the next year or so.

New track bike I built for myself -


http://relloms.no-ip.com/jacobs/gallery/side.jpg
http://relloms.no-ip.com/jacobs/gallery/headtube.jpg
http://relloms.no-ip.com/jacobs/gallery/seatcluster.jpg
http://relloms.no-ip.com/jacobs/gallery/reare.jpg
http://relloms.no-ip.com/jacobs/gallery/reard.jpg
http://relloms.no-ip.com/jacobs/gallery/studio.jpg

Columbus ZONA OS everything but the headtube which is True Temper OX Plat.
Long Shen lugs, BB shell, fork tips
Paragon dropouts
Henry James fork crown

Components are almost all off the last bike I posted in here.

Gipiemme hubs on CXP14's
Miche Cranks on a Phil BB
Campy C-Record post/headset/pedals
Brooks Swift
Sakae stem
42cm Nitto B123's
Izumi "green" chain

Better pictures to come, these are just the shots I took with my cheap camera while the real photographer was working.

more info at http://www.jacobsbicycles.com

not a straight blade fork fan myself but it looks really nice.

Nice work.

that looks wonderful i really like the lil' logo name thing

jacob your stuff is looking really great.

really, they haven't changed the style in 21 years..


http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...=231984&page=6 go to post 144.



S/F,
CEYA!

86' CRecords with 90s Campy hood covers.

S/F,
CEYA!

No, it is them.

S/F,
CEYA!

that thing is gorgeous

jacobs-congrats. That's very hot in all sorts of ways.

Oh word?

Jacob, I have one of your shirts hanging in my closet from having been thrown onto my head at the NACCC award ceremony. Why beefy Ts?!

Beefy T's is just what the printer used. Didn't have much of a say in the matter for the price. What would you prefer?

and thanks for all the kind words! The pics my friend took should be much less blurry and strange colored.

which size 20in rims are those? 451 mm or 406 mm? and what kind of tires are those?

A 50+er's first foray into fixed gear. Began as a thrift shop Schwinn World Tour.

http://bruce.coppola.name/images/bike/fixConv.jpg

http://bruce.coppola.name/images/bike/fixConvDrvtrn.jpg

http://bruce.coppola.name/images/bike/fixConvHub.jpg

For details see this thread.

did you sell them at ttown or do you still have them?

finishing up a nakamichi conversion for my girlfriend's brother. i still have to find a brake with proper reach, find out what kind of bars he wants, wrap the bars(or put grips on if he says risers), and adjust the brake. some of the pictures have a deep v in the rear, thats because i wanted to ride it, didn't want to use a freewheel brakeless, and couldn't find my lockring tool.

http://static.flickr.com/87/266943634_cad12bceb5_o.jpg
view the flickr set

HOT HOT HOT!

ryand put a second brake on that thing or i'm gonna punch you in the face.

he already took his rear brake off, so i am without lever right now. i think he should have two brakes as well. we'll see what can be dug up at chain reaction.

Rear: 32H Velocity Aeroheat-V 406 laced 2-cross to Surly New fixed/free Road hub (130mm OLD respaced to Swift 132mm/47mm chainline)
Front: 38H stock cheapo 406 (to be replaced as soon as Santa drops some cash down the chimney)
Tires: Greenspeed Scorcher TR (kevlar) 20x1.50 slicks (designed primarily for trikes and 'bents)

A lot of other fixed Swifts I see are running the taller/skinnier 451 rims. I prefer the 406 for smaller fold and greater tire/tube availability (including BMX tires ).

Another Swift folder, inspired by James:

http://www.bloomington.in.us/~cjacks...ed_Swift02.JPG
http://www.bloomington.in.us/~cjacks...ed_Swift03.JPG