611 Bicycle Company Single Speed
06-05-11, 04:17 PM
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611 Bicycle Company Single Speed
Box Dog Bikes just posted this. I think it's really, really beautiful. 
https://www.boxdogbikes.com/six-eleven-bicycle-co/
https://www.boxdogbikes.com/six-eleven-bicycle-co/
06-05-11, 05:14 PM
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611 makes lots of pretty things, including the intigrated ergo bars that were a prize at one of the Velocity races.
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Very similar to what I am doing with my Kilo (well, besides the kevlar belt, and the S&S couplers, and the Brooks, and the brakes, and the...)
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Personally I prefer 7-11.
But seriously, that's a classy looking bike. Not sure if I love or hate the belt drive...Interesting at least...[Edit] Or that stem/bar concoction...I think I'm leaning more on dislike for that part...
But seriously, that's a classy looking bike. Not sure if I love or hate the belt drive...Interesting at least...[Edit] Or that stem/bar concoction...I think I'm leaning more on dislike for that part...
06-06-11, 12:08 AM
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14R, your bike looks great! I'm going for something similar with my steamroller too . . .
Yeah, I wasn't sure how I felt about the belt drive at first, but I decided I really like it, along with the stem/bar thing. Together, the whole bike seems kind of space age/classic/space age, which I think I'm in love with.
Yeah, I wasn't sure how I felt about the belt drive at first, but I decided I really like it, along with the stem/bar thing. Together, the whole bike seems kind of space age/classic/space age, which I think I'm in love with.
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those bullmoose meet titec h-bars are nifty.
I got H-bars on my Jabberwocky SS and love 'em.
Belt drive seems out of place to me, it's a classic looking bike,lugged steel and all
and then you have a belt slapping you in the eye.
Call me a retrogrouch but chains is just fine for me- plus you ain't gotta bust one of your seatstay's to put "belt" on.
I got H-bars on my Jabberwocky SS and love 'em.
Belt drive seems out of place to me, it's a classic looking bike,lugged steel and all
and then you have a belt slapping you in the eye.
Call me a retrogrouch but chains is just fine for me- plus you ain't gotta bust one of your seatstay's to put "belt" on.
