i don't know, those guys are pretty quick to call hipster over there...pink tape, orange tire on front...i couldn't bring myself to actually mess with bar and seat angles though...oh yeah, i said everything was NJS :-)

Was cruising around the city today, taking pics and found this old painted sign. Really like how it turned out, esp. for a pretty basic point and shoot digi.
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1117/...0d294f8cb5.jpg

interesting setup on that bike sinfield.

Yeah I've changed things up on it a bunch of times but keep coming back to the hi rise stem and risers as my favorite setup. I tried to convince myself for a long time that it was the right size, but finally realized that I probably ordered it too small. Oh well, i never spend long distances on it.

Did some updates to my Rush this weekend. New bars and stem mainly, but the wheels are new-ish.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1215/...9f182533_b.jpg

Recent build for a currator at the Dali Museum..

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1341/...6da4f2f5_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1379/...010d9b80_b.jpg

Nice Robbb

Thanks, Andrewwww.

My neon fixie
 

This is my new fixie. It's my second. The front wheel will match the rear wheel when it gets built, in about 4 days. All comments welcome.

http://photos-106.ll.facebook.com/ph...34709_1686.jpg

http://photos-106.ll.facebook.com/ph...53694_6910.jpg

Plus One.

I love Promenade+Brooks.

Hot wheels.

oh man, others probably don't share my enthusiasm, but i love garrish colors... can't wait to see it with the front wheel :D

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1289/...2ae25021_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1270/...35df0571_b.jpg

I know I've posted this thing a million times, but I got a new lens for my camera today, so I had to post this one.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1058/...f96da3bc_o.jpg

Now w/ risers. It's fun!

Nice colors!

I'm new to FG's and built this Suteki conversion from random parts I found at Worcester Earn-a-Bike. It's certainly not the hottest ride but it gets me around at a good clip. The big chainring is coming off as soon as I get some spacers on the stack bolts and I'm replacing the chop & flops when my bike building budget is greater than $0. The only things purchased new for the bike were tires, tubes, cog, and flip-flop hub for around $50 total. I know the seat is too low, the post is stuck in the frame and no amount of PB blaster will get it free so it's staying like that until I figure something out.
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Here's the rat:
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Pirate... SHAAABOING!!!
I love it! What is it?

Plus another one! Love it!

Steal that bike motha ****a.

Wonderful bikes :) I love spare beautiful Zen bikes.

My 'fixie' is a pre-war English Wearwell 'Club' model.....

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When I was fortunate enough to find this wonderful bicycle I couldn't believe my luck.
The spec 'as found' was a little different from the catalogue:

- Brass badge 'Brooks' B17 saddle.

- Steel 'Rigida' 27inch rims.

- Alloy 'LeTour' hubs; - fixed 'flip-flop' hub on the rear even though I do have a period correct 'Bayliss Wiley' freewheel I could use if I wanted to.

- Weinmann Centrepull front brake. No rear brake.

- Gray Burgess cold forged alloy stem and handlebars.

The slender 3 arm steel 'Wearwell' chainwheel and crankset are still there though, which is very pleasing because they are sooooooooooooo beautiful.

I'll post a proper picture soon as I've only really just finished doing a cleanup and service on this bicycle.

Bumped to new page because it's easy on the eyes. Nice one.

Soma Rush! <3

Agreed!

Off the ****ing chain.

Nice build Blais! Let's ride sometime huh?