Coconino Cycles

[steve garro]

Mrs loves her new 1-speed which replaced her 10-year old one speed.
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[steve garro]

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Just doing what I do.
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[steve garro]

Progress - now need to go check on peaches
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[darkmother]

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What is the plan for that sheet metal?

[steve garro]

What is the plan for that sheet metal?

This - as-is it's too flex-y IMO for anything but a very light rider
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[steve garro]

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Progress

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[steve garro]

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One must be careful photographing a Coconino lost in the city, being out of the forest enrages them and they are likely to charge - cornering one in this manner is best left to professionals.

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[steve garro]

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This one is off to Nate Zukas for paint
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[steve garro]

A couple of the newer variety & getting out for fall
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[steve garro]

Back in the shop doing metalwork after a huge list of do-it-before-winter projects
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[steve garro]

New one in Japan
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[treadonme]

Hey Steve - some interesting tire choices on the new bikes these days - which way is the wind blowing? Are you seeing new trends re:mtb rubber & wheel size?

[steve garro]

Hey Steve - some interesting tire choices on the new bikes these days - which way is the wind blowing? Are you seeing new trends re:mtb rubber & wheel size?

For general riding, I'd say 29x2.4-2.6" is the sweet spot for most builds - 2.8-3.0" is super specialized and if you are going that route, 27.5" sure does play better with all the parts.

As far as "Grovel" bikes, I make those too, just as long as they fit a 2.35" tire, which on the Coconino NF they should !!

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[steve garro]

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Rack 'em & stack 'em
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[steve garro]

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Japan style SS
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[j44ke]

Those forest trails in Japan - talk about single track. Even hiking one I was running into things. Hit trees much?

Beautiful bike Garro.

[steve garro]

Hit trees much?

Beautiful bike Garro.

Hahahaaa - nope.
Not much & thanks!

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[steve garro]

Three done / almost four
So, I'll be taking orders for bikes using these forks starting the last week of November, and one is already spoken for.
Gravel Bikes, Mountain Cruisers or MTB's.
Coco-Motos, Low-mount disc or Rockers only.
Forks will fit 29x2.6" with ample clearance.

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[steve garro]

been behind the ball here lately but back to work soon
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[ides1056]

Pretty bike. No paint?