that moyer is f-in ass! miss me, *****es?

seriously though.. moyer.. you need to take a chill pill on the style directions.. is it a british nod? italian? american? .. a little swiss? its a style orgy.. and not a hot one.. like a gross coked out porno flick orgy

the craftsmanship, as i think its called is nice.. but dude... breath.. chill......

i remember that bike from nahbs. its a beaut.

big ups to everyone rocking thr oury grips! My old man raced motocross with bob oury in the 70's. OURY GRIPS!!!

shall i turn this into a singlespeed seeing as its broke the derailler and braze on

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k2...0052007822.jpg

do it.

So brilliant.

Wondered when that Moyer would show up, after seeing it in some NAHBS coverage on Flickr. Killer.

Chopped Soma Noah's Arcs in the last photo? Great looking bike.

Hey! My dad's name is kenneth alan! well, alan is his middle name...

I have that cinelli stem too - same degree drop and probably the same length (8.5cm?). those must be b123's in it, cause i cant fit my b125's in around the curve. what did you use to shim it? i got a seatpost shim that went exactly from 25.4 to 26.4 but that didnt work at all, so I just used a cut up beer can. anyway sweet ride! watch out for cars. and other bikes. and pedestrians, and thieves, and potholes. and be careful locking it up to anything. you might just want to laminate the whole thing as a precaution....

Kenneth Alan-
you moved to DFW? we oughta ride sometime!

Yes, I'm in D/FW now. Work in Dallas. Live in Fort Worth. I can't ride much right now. I broke foot while running out a wheelie. *idiot* We'll ride soon. I am tempted to pull the trigger on the concept frameset you are selling on craigslist.

I didn't have to shim the stem for those bars. I guess I got lucky.

Those are chopped Noah's Arc bars in the last photo. I love them.

Thanks for all the positive comments guys.

ah. an accident from a wheelie happens. no need to be ashamed.
beer ride tonight starting off vickery and greenville at 630. but youre hurt and in a different town.
Also, the frameset just sold. sorry

I now have a raging *****

That Moyer pulls at so many hot spots. Beautiful bike, simply stunning.

How much did you chop them, like 2" per side? 3"? I've been running mine regular with a really tiny gear for smooth sailing, it's pretty fun actually. Bars feel like a tiller.

I'm a big fan of the combo with the Cinelli stem as well... somehow it's just "right."

http://boxwood.subtle.org/se/albums/...ount/param.jpg

I love that schwinn so much. Same stem and the lugs inspired my lugset. It was nice to meet you at NAHBS.

I cut right around 2 1/2 inches off both ends. It put them right at a perfect shoulder width when my hands are near the end of the bar. They are slightly angled upwards like your's as well. So comfy. If only they didn't have Soma's awful godsmack-ish logo on them. The logo is now coverd by a bell so everyone wins.

soma's logo is so godsmack— i knew it looked familiar.

after seeing those two bikes, i think this thread can end now. no more need to fulfill my need for seeing the perfect track bike anymore, it's happened twice over.

Ya know, I hate the logo too, but this is one time I don't mind having it on there.

sashae wholeheartedly endorses soma noah's arc bars.

(great meeting you at nahbs as well -- i have whitney's poster up in my office at work...)

The Moyer is beautiful, except for the stem, looks out of place, especially when teamed up with a thomson seatpost and sugino 75 cranks, that stem belongs on a bike with fluted cranks, and at least a more classic styled seatpost.

Your mom belongs on a bike with fluted cranks and a more classic styled seatpost.
;)

The Soma logo is very easy to remove. Just a bit of acetone and a rag will make very short work of it.

Those tires are too red... P-shop to match the toestraps?

Thanks, auk. Consider them gone.

No.