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New handmade fixed
ladies and gents,
Just built this guy up with the best of the best. Araya Rim laced 3X to Phil high flange, 75 crank and BB, Nitto Jag to B123, B17 ti rails.. ohh and I handcrafted the frame. Check er' out here - https://www.stanridgespeed.com/track.htm
Just built this guy up with the best of the best. Araya Rim laced 3X to Phil high flange, 75 crank and BB, Nitto Jag to B123, B17 ti rails.. ohh and I handcrafted the frame. Check er' out here - https://www.stanridgespeed.com/track.htm
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Nice. Looks a lot like my Wabi. I even considered the B17 with ti rails and matching leather bar wrap. How does it ride?
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My client loves it! Dedacciai Tubing. He's 6'3 250. With light components it's weight was 16.3. Keep in mind its a huge frame. We're running tubulars so the ride is like smooth butta' yet confident and sharp through the corners.
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that's really nice. I like everything about it except maybe your logo on the down tube.
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the "webstore" links on the track, road, and craft page are not linked to the shop page like some other pages are.
just something minor I noticed. maybe a coming soon page would be less confusing for people.
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i feel like i've seen this bike somewhere in person.
edit: upon looking at your site and seeing the columbus area code, was that the bike that was on display during registration at the bum shuffle?
edit: upon looking at your site and seeing the columbus area code, was that the bike that was on display during registration at the bum shuffle?
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dayvan - your correct sir!
tall and lanky - Thanks! Im having a small company in maine cast them out of 925 silver. It was nice to find a company stateside.
Bio - Thanks I'll check into that.
Pedal - I've been mulling a different font option in addition to the font you see in the photo.
tall and lanky - Thanks! Im having a small company in maine cast them out of 925 silver. It was nice to find a company stateside.
Bio - Thanks I'll check into that.
Pedal - I've been mulling a different font option in addition to the font you see in the photo.
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Nice lookin' whip. Did you do something to the Brooks bar wrap? I've got some, but it doesn't look quite so…warm & juicy as yours.
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Vegi oil! You're right the brooks out of the box looks really really chalky. No bueno. step 1. open pantry find moms cooking oil. step 2. pour on hands. step 3. massage brooks tape.
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I saw this at the Bum Shuffle as well, nice work.
Your address listed on the "Shop" page is really close to where I live. Is that your shop? Do you mind if people stop by? I'd love to take a look.
Your address listed on the "Shop" page is really close to where I live. Is that your shop? Do you mind if people stop by? I'd love to take a look.
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cleanup- if you like lug porn you'll love this.... roughly 2 hours per lug with 4 unique files.
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