Professional metal stitching / Framebuilding Appreciation

Do it!

English bringing the HEAT!

Don't think I'd like to be stoker on this one though :)

Longest stoker section I've ever seen. For the aero position I'm guessing but must create crazy amounts of flex (which I'm sure he's built the frame accordingly to combat).

Looks adjustable too? Is the stoker top tube bolted in?

Herd u like Ti Swoopi

Blacksheep bikes

Hmmm, got the source? I'd be interested to know how he justifies that, I've not seen anything he does differently from most over frame builders who braze to make me think they would last any shorter amount of time.

Such a strong build. He does occasionally get it very right. I feel like the stokers arms would rub on the pilots legs though? Stoker could just use deep drops to get their arms out the way as theyll be out of direct airflow anyway.

Folding aspect is also cool, can't see it being adjustable as the stokers TT and DT arent parallel

Yeah stoker's hand position is odd. Hands around the pilot is more common (with advanced tandem TTers)

Jesus, the photoshop opportunities!!

The human testerpede....

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LOLs

Also helps with the farting issue

Nice to see some Victoires in this thread. I'm one of the frame builders there. Here's a couple of photos from today (only phone quality), hope you enjoy.

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Coooool! I'm a fan. Please keep posting

I'm a big fan of victoires work. How many guys have you got working there?

its the velocipede salon

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Thanks. Love your work too. We're three frame builders for the moment though one of the team is going to move over to TIG (semi-custom/production) for a new line.
Edit: There are also a mechanic, salesperson, communication and Julien the Founder.

Couple of recent shots from the Victoire workshop.

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Luvly smooth welds. Let's play guess what the last is thing is....

Cock-ring with inline bollock shelf?

Mmm so damn smoooth sailing!

Dean