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How Little Things Change | RICHARD SACHS CYCLES
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I write for myself. But when I press the Enter key these words soon belong to everyone atmo.
How Little Things Change | RICHARD SACHS CYCLES
Lets turn this one up to eleven. All the professional photos are done by Charles Uniatowski. I personally think he is the best in the business.
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Those pictures are going to make these look horrible but here it goes:
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Thanks for looking.
Turning it up to 80.
Ryun P by Zanconato Custom Cycles, on Flickr
Ryun P by Zanconato Custom Cycles, on Flickr
Ryun P by Zanconato Custom Cycles, on Flickr
Ryun P by Zanconato Custom Cycles, on Flickr
Ryun P by Zanconato Custom Cycles, on Flickr
Ryun P by Zanconato Custom Cycles, on Flickr
Ryun P by Zanconato Custom Cycles, on Flickr
Ryun P by Zanconato Custom Cycles, on Flickr
A Bellucci ready to kill.
8,720gr of black widow poison
Aimar
www.amarobikes.com
Brass ring, bag support, no-file cluster, stem fillet, bell ringer, seven out the door and some new t's
two 650Bs
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now I'm out for two weeks in Fort Myers.
Cheers!
Cyclocross disc action!
IMG_6875 by Nate Zukas, on Flickr
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Cross racing down under, Jay's bike built up and he is loving it!
IMG_2859 by Nate Zukas, on Flickr
NCXS rnd2 by Nate Zukas, on Flickr
Thanks, NATE
Fork for a Romic that got doored and some filling...
Shiny Object by Cooper Cycles, on Flickr
Replacement fork by Cooper Cycles, on Flickr
Tools for the job... by Cooper Cycles, on Flickr
Travis
cyclescooper.com
650B Rando bike, PegoRichie tubes and Richie-issimo lugs, Pacenti PBP crown
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Spent 3 days in Liverpool but here's what I got out shortly before and after:
Where do they all come from? There are 80 flags representing each city from which about 130 customers have come over the last 12 months:
This one was in an accident and got the H2O bosses ripped out and cracking the frame. The rider is 70!
If you go to the Ironman in Frankfurt in july you will see this under one of the female racers:
After repair:
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Jajajajaja!!!!
On it's way to you today, BB.
- Garro.
Steve Garro, Coconino Cycles.
Frames & Bicycles built to measure and Custom wheels
Hecho en Flagstaff, Arizona desde 2003
www.coconinocycles.com
www.coconinocycles.blogspot.com
Jeff is crusin'. More fork and lug progress on Pete's new road, dirt, fendered, but not always do a lotta' stuff bike.
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Tom Kellogg
Rides bikes, used to make 'em too.
Spectrum-Cycles.com
Butted Ti Road, Reynolds UL, Di2, QuarQ, Conour lite, SP Zero
Steel Cross, X-7, Crank Bros, Concour Lite, Nemesis, Grifo
Steel Piste, D-A Piste, PD-7400, Concour lite, Zipp 404
http://kapelmuurindependent.be
Shortest TFC Member (5'6 3/4") & shrinking
A few from the peanut gallery. #3 is almost a bike, just bridges and brake bosses to go, basically. Oh, and about a million hours of clean up with the 80-grit.
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First time using plate dropouts, horizontal dropouts and brass. That's a lot of firsts. The first attempt ended badly so I popped 'em out and tried again.
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My brazing skills are horrible, but I make up for it by getting a metric shit-ton of brass everywhere. Time for some quality time with the files and 80-grit.
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I love the look of semi-wrapped seat stays. These came out better than #1 and #2, but there's still a lot of room for improvement. Those bastards are tricky.
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Symmetry is overrated.
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Will Outlaw, Amateur
Build it. Ride the hell out of it.
@02125 this week… metal. mostly.
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Shop rules :: If you meet the monthly quota you can shredz as much as you want:
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... and there has been much shredding.
Cheers!
Tyler Evans :: Framebuilder :: Firefly Bicycles :: Boston, Mass
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Renaissance artist Michelangelo claimed that his job was to free the human form trapped inside the block. There are nice smooth flax lugs waiting to have chunks removed from bulbous mass. Chisel, file, sand, mucho trabajo por Freddy.
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Steel Bamboo Aluminum Wood Titanium Magnesium ETC
(Pick your poison, ride it like a stuck pig!!!)
Alfred Salgado
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