Current Projects chat and miscellany

Well, i actually use the bottle holder, i'm not a camel

capri-sun in back pocket or tramp-cans in bag.
bike remains elegant
rider remains hydrated

another look

Project SSMTB is complete; I present to you GT CUNT

Pedalroom link

that looks like alot of fun!

capri-sun in back pocket or tramp-cans in bag.
bike remains elegant
rider remains hydrated

Head. Nail.

"Not really thought about that idea, but can't really do that, i need a SS option, its also a bike my mum can borrow to ride to the gym n what ever, when she can be bothered, i highly doubt she could ride fixed."

Of course she can. More than like she was riding fixed looooong before you were born; it's how most of us learn how to cycle...

Endless rep in store for footage of your mum doing mad skidz!

Pfft I (re)taught both my parents to ride fixed, it's possible.

Maybe one day they will return the favour...

^rep'd

+2.

Is that a "Salmon" like the famous "Salmon" alloy mudgards / same shop / builder?

Daniel Salmon

http://www.siteducyclisme.net/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=26925

...

Here is my cannondale supersix that I am slowly building up. Not too much more to go!

Building up with Sram Red (sanded off most of the graphics, wasn't a fan of the red)

nice !!! you must be looking forward to ride it !
you did well not cut more the top fork

Can't wait to ride it. Few more things, cables, bar tape, seatpost clamp and a chain and it should be ready to go.
Was actually really fortunate about the steerer length, I bought the frame pre-cut like that, thankfully I like a low position so it worked out well!

Of course she can. More than like she was riding fixed looooong before you were born; it's how most of us learn how to cycle...

Endless rep in store for footage of your mum doing mad skidz!

She actually used to ride a road bike to work n' back, its like a 15 mile round trip.

Another good reason to try and introduce her to fixed gear cycling, as she's obviously a competent cyclist. I'm sure it happens, but personally I'm not familiar with anyone being (re)introduced to fixed gear riding and not loving it... Still, nothing wrong with single speed.

For the record, the above photo was merely meant as a "humorous" way of illustrating my point; no offence intended.

Ethan is the that 2013, are they raw carbon under the graphics or paint?
Nice.

My only concern with the cdf is that I'll just keep upgrading it as soon as I get it and there is only so much you can polish a 520 frame before it gets silly...

Go 631 then; http://road.cc/content/news/90334-genesis-unveil-equilibrium-disc-2014

http://road.cc/sites/default/files/imagecache/node-gallery-display/images/Genesis%20Equilibrium%20Disc%202014/Genesis%20Equilibrium%20Disc%202014%20.jpg

There's also a new Croix de Fer that coming out in 931 too.

genesis getting it right

So right.

And a huge range of the new Volare from the 953 to the 725.

The Dura Ace 953 team edition one start at an eye watering £5,000.

My only gripe with Genesis is that even their smallest road frames are big for me >:(

Go 631 then; http://road.cc/content/news/90334-genesis-unveil-equilibrium-disc-2014

http://road.cc/sites/default/files/imagecache/node-gallery-display/images/Genesis%20Equilibrium%20Disc%202014/Genesis%20Equilibrium%20Disc%202014%20.jpg

or 853

http://www.genesisbikes.co.uk/img/uploads/images/blog-images/GN717.jpg

http://www.genesisbikes.co.uk/blog/01/08/13/introducing-fugio