The light blue Vanilla is owned by the guy who used to run Black Sheep Cycles(RIP) in Charlotte, NC...shes a beauty. Even more so in person.

Is it really meant for riding though?

is it really meant for quoting all ten images though?

Of course. Even though those Vanillas have been linked-to in this thread about a half-dozen times, apparently, one can never have enough of them.

Ive had enough. :)

:twitchy: :drool:

i'd rather see bikes that people actually ride.

It looks exactly like your bike!

lmao its like a mirror.

Wonder how the half-radial + brakeless is going to hold up over time.

Unless that wheel is dished the it's the wrong application of that style of lacing but he'll find that out eventually. And why in the h3ll did he alternate the spokes on the radial side.

because he's a CoolGuy™5000

Found this on FGG

http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009...ottSmith-1.jpg

http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009...ottSmith-2.jpg

http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009...ottSmith-3.jpg

http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009...ottSmith-4.jpg

http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009...ottSmith-5.jpg

(yes)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3600/...e03a418b_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3585/...acc08997_b.jpg

i want both of the last 2 bikes posted before the yellow one.

Edit: that colnago(i think thats what it is) is ruined by those tires(they look like trainer tires) and the platforms.

wow, i like tight clearances and all, but that front just seems too close.



hotness though.

For real....looks like ~3mm...I'd wouldn't want to ride that on the street (not that it was meant to). Hit a pothole and there might be enough aft flex to cause a horrible endo.

Silver bikes win.
That thing is hot!

I am glad we are back to some real porn on this thread. I truely lust for a Nag frame. Just like a drop dead sexy woman. It doesn't matter what she's wearing!

The beauty of a Nagasawa is underneath the paint. A friend of mine was having his repainted and to see it stripped bare of all the paint, there is no doubt as to why Nagasawa is considered a master non plus ultra. The brazing is tight and perfect, the filing is gentle and doesn't bite into the tubes. It's a real work of art, so much so that he decided to have it powdercoated clear so that he could always look at the craftsmanship.

colnago super

http://www.colnago.com/contents/collection/super/1.jpg

http://www.colnago.com/contents/collection/super/2.jpg