a couple other things of note: front brake cable is routed through the fork along with the wiring for the front light. also, made a custom decaleur for supporting the custom bag which will be made by Marina Mertz of Anhaica Bag Works.
Building Custom Bicycle Frames In Tallahassee since 2005
Sunday, March 18, 2012
fast dirt road commuter
here are some photos of my latest project. i call it the dirt road commuter. i wanted to build a bike that was super durable to be used as a daily commuter, but also meant to go fast. the frame has oversized tubing and lugs, sturmey archer drum brake hubs(front is a dynamo and rear is a cassette hub) laced to alex 29er disc specific rims. Shimano 8 speed drivetrain hooked up to Campagnolo 10 speed ergo shifters(people call this shimergo, look it up). FSA cyclocross crankset and compact drop bars held in place with a custom stem. i also fabricated a small light stainless steel rack for mounting the front headlight and handlebar bag.
a couple other things of note: front brake cable is routed through the fork along with the wiring for the front light. also, made a custom decaleur for supporting the custom bag which will be made by Marina Mertz of Anhaica Bag Works.
a couple other things of note: front brake cable is routed through the fork along with the wiring for the front light. also, made a custom decaleur for supporting the custom bag which will be made by Marina Mertz of Anhaica Bag Works.
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Damn, I want to ride this bike!
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