Thats the idea. I've still got to change out a few bits and work up the balls to take it to the track.

Thanks for the comments on my Bianchi guys. Not even close to being done, but when it will be, i'm going to be the happiest man in the world.

The stem is a Nitto Crystemblue. Pretty rare I believe. Yup... its removable faceplate.

Yeah rare now. I had 8 of them bad babies. Just don't overtighten the bolts.

One of the first Ive seen in the late 80s with removable face plate.


I was just talking about that stem Wednesday.

S/F,
CEYA!

yeah, i'm 6'1" or maybe a little taller....my bikes are fine...doofo is dumb:D

http://et-ia.com/dropbox/sekai3.jpg
http://et-ia.com/dropbox/sekai2.jpg

new everyday commuter...

loving it to death already, though i may switch the saddle out. it was an experiment that i think may have failed. looks classy tho.

edit: forgot to take a driveside pic earlier

Very nice Brassknuckle.

That's basically the frame I'm looking to use on my commuter. I struck out with this Raleigh "Team Raleigh" gas pipe replica with a horribly slack seat tube angle and deceivingly long top tube. Oh well, back to eBay!

Awesome. Thanks a lot Ceya. I was wondering if it had any value to it. I also have Nitto ADB X bars or something like that. They look like areo drop bars. Do you have any information on these? I can get a picture of them if need be.

And I also found out the Nitto flip quill stems go for like $100? Holy ****. We had like 2 at our shop for like $20 heh. Should of grabbed those probably heh.

this rocks!

I am putting pair of KOXX trial double-cages on mine - and my cruiser bar looks similar to sniks´s. Funny how these things take shape...

thanks

yea man cool as hell.

I rode mine to work to day for its maiden voyage it was fun and comfy and easy on my knee

which is killing me from high speed skids.

a little more slow and casual for me for a bit

I'm really liking those bars.

thanks guys, glad you dig it. i'm super stoked it's finally built. it's really comfy and surprisingly agile for such a slacker frame. it oddly rides very much like a large bmx bike, which is okay in my book!

Pic would be nice.

S/F,
CEYA!

angle the nose of that brooks up a cm or two and you will be wayyyy happier guaranteed. keeps ur azz on the wide back part and helps it break in. and it does look classy. perfect candidate for the brooks!

That ish is dope, D. Glad you got a pink bike instead of me. ;)

thanks for the tip, i'll give that a shot.

Here you go:

http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...Picture004.jpg
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...cture003-1.jpg

those are pretty

^^Word.

Those drops are hot.

Yea they really are hot. Got 'em for zilch as well. Yay!

Eric: Hoping to see you soon. Might come up for Tim's race. You should head down to St. Pete :).

Have you ridden them yet? I agree that they are lookers, but I think I might miss the shoulders. Very cool, one way or the other.

Nope. I have so many bars I haven't got to them. They are light as **** though. Might put them on my Concept.

Yea thats why I haven't put them on a bike yet. I ride on the shoulders pretty much all the time.

Took a ride out to Far Rockaway today... the furthest out in NYC you can pretty much get. Really way too windy, but satisfying nonetheless...

http://boxwood.subtle.org/se/albums/...o_01.sized.jpg