Sub-wanker hybrids / low-key, lock-upable bling / insta-friendly dadbieks and rigid trail-worriers

some other favs

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contd

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lots of forum bikes in the mix here

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Very nice

Some top sub-wanking there, @platypus!
First caygill and the blue(turquoise?) Giant are highlights for me.

That Kona is rad

First Caygill is great

Latest build I think might fit sub wanker

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Nice! What rack is that?

Damn, that's good. Vintage Decathlon.

Velo orange Randonneur canti Rack

Ah, right. Thanks.

here's one what i did

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Ooh another pair of BOOZC LIGHT tyres. Nice level of colourful bits.

Does my daily commuter fit here?
Opinions ?

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Bought this for 20€ and sold Campy Aero bottle for 50€ and LX-Brifters for 30€. As few new parts as possible + parts bin. Like it a lot actually but need to put on fenders now. Paint is really nice in person.

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https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/305987
very nice bike btw

From marktplaats. Not sure where this one goes...

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How much is it, out of curiosity?

https://www.marktplaats.nl/a/fietsen-en-brommers/fietsen-racefietsen/m1721278508-koga-miyata-gravel-fiets-bikepacking-classic.html?previousPage=lr

Not sure, bidding is at 150 now.

Why is there a down tube shifter on the seat tube?

EDIT: No bosses on the downtube, but why would you add a boss on the seat tube?

Shifts the rear mech now, but I don't think the original build was like that, since there are cable guides at the headtube.

My Specialized Sequoia had a shifter mounted on the seat tube too, but that was more a lever to control the dynamo that was positioned between bottom bracket and tyre/wheel. So I guess this Koga had the same system.

Exactly, it's for the dynamo normally. With a few tweaks this could be a nice bike, these Koga frames are really next level.

I think I also spy a cage mount underneath the down tube so this was probably some top lever touring model.