Isen workshop: adventures in batch production (or not...)

TBF Tom Donhue was doing them way before either you or Ricky.

And it's not like he gave birth to the idea of many colours graduated...

No, I jest. I don't think I own a series of colours ascending along a colour scale.

However, if I get rich enough I'm pretty sure I could just patent it and then ruthlessly enforce it a la specialized and assume no one has enough money to fight me.

We should also not forget that I spent a year directly copying Klein paint jobs as well....

No, I jest. I don't think I own a series of colours ascending along a colour scale.

However, if I get rich enough I'm pretty sure I could just patent it

Own the rainbow...

Own the rainbow (registered trademark of Talbot omniworks ltd)

Gay pride 🏳️‍🌈 bieks

Oh christ, are you trying to get us another derail?!?!

Queue tester turning up to turn it up a notch......

Do you think, that perhaps, we should stop with the forum in-jokes so that it appeals to normal people? :-)

normal people

Normal people don't buy £1.5k steel frames.

£1.75k to you.

£1.29k

I would imagine that the forum in jokes are only posted on the forum

artis anal

You wrote a naught wurd

My bad

Isen 03 has arrived safe and sound in Stockholm. Early Christmas for some! Also, has anyone made xylophone-style music using bike frames?
Edit: sorry for untidy sofa. I blame the co-habitor

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@coldharbour

Thank you frame arrived at 11.50.

What length caliper fixing bolt does the rear brake need? Am assuming 10mm for the mount thickness plus 13mm for dura ace caliper

Of course brakes have come with a stupidly long bolt!

With 10 minutes to spare!

25mm off the top of my head.

You should see my sofa ;)

Hey @dancing james - How are you routing the Di2 Wire? Along rear brake hose and then over the top of the downtube into the hole on the non-drive side? Trying to think of a way that it will look good with the hose and cable entry points on different sides of the frame. Hoping you've got a clever solution.

Di2 and brake on the same side.