Bike porn

still awful

too much white
too much gold

Truly Beautiful
http://velospace.org/files/side_1adfjjjj.jpg

Paul crank is always anti, gold anodising is always anti, stickers left on Deep-V rims is always anti.

paul crank is always anti, gold anodising is always anti, stickers left on deep-v rims is always anti.

+1000

Truly Beautiful
http://velospace.org/files/side_1adfjjjj.jpg

Guidofixie™

Camp-shank.

Want!

stickers left on Deep-V rims is always anti, except when the yellow velocity sticker is left on anodized blue deep v's.

fixed.

Want!

i got one... £50

them tamagochis are amazing. nice find crane.

I've posted them Yamaguchis before, all of them.
This one as well, one of my favorites:
(minus spoke patern)

(repost alert)

Most perfect^^ of them all : )

both reposts and very deservedly so

loving everything except this curved downtube malarky

went to Royce a little while ago in New Milton, thought you might like to see some shiny bling in the morning, heres some hubs before threading and finishing:-

and rear:-

go and see them theyre very nice people,
http://www.royce-uk.co.uk/

aw shit. thats gasp-worthy.
I love blue bikes. nice meaty gear ratio too....imagine the speeds.

go and see them theyre very nice people,
http://www.royce-uk.co.uk/

Oooh, they finally have disc hubs. Nice.

Now I have the dilemma of choosing between the Chris King ISO Single-speed Disc hub or the Royce Venus Disc hub.

All I want is a stonkingly high quality disc hub that takes Shimano 9-spline and is 135mm for the rear.

Phil Wood K.I.S.S. Off look good too, but the thread on sprocket means that it won't be able to take a Gates sprocket for belt drive. The Phils are actually my favourite but compatibility rules them out.

What does that say on the down tube? Looks like BITTY!? :0$

Oooh, they finally have disc hubs. Nice.

Now I have the dilemma of choosing between the Chris King ISO Single-speed Disc hub or the Royce Venus Disc hub.

All I want is a stonkingly high quality disc hub that takes Shimano 9-spline and is 135mm for the rear.

Phil Wood K.I.S.S. Off look good too, but the thread on sprocket means that it won't be able to take a Gates sprocket for belt drive. The Phils are actually my favourite but compatibility rules them out.

The Chris King and the Hope SS/trials pro II, have more engagements, if that matters (not sure I'd care so much on the road). Also, I personally dont like the idea of dishing a rear wheel, only to fit a single cog.

symmetrical spoke tension + larger bracing angle = Stronger and laterally stiffer wheel.

Another aspect, is the fact that the belt system is smooth and quiet, yet both the forementioned hubs click like bugger. Personally I love the contrast, but it might not appeal to all.

Are the Hopes zero dish? And do they take 9 spline sprockets? I can't find a great deal of info about them, the Hope website is useless as usual.

just call them up, despite the website lookinf all international,
when you call you will get a delightful regional accent,
seriously Iwas expecting a switchboards, I got " Ullo, 'Ope"!

I was 'oping smallfurry would just know ;)

Are the Hopes zero dish? And do they take 9 spline sprockets? I can't find a great deal of info about them, the Hope website is useless as usual.

Yes and yes. The standard 9 spline Gates sprocket fits on nicely.

Freaking awesome. Then those will be the hubs on the 2nd wheelset for the Mather.

With Sapim CX-Ray and of course some Edge Composite rims.