Friday PicFest No.135

[zank]

The Max blades were trying to show me who's boss tonight. Wilton is persuasive though.







Packing.

[Clockwork]

More LDs, this time in color.

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[Tyler Evans]

@02136 this week...

After months of work and waiting, our titanium disc dropouts have arrived. Let me tell you, I am amazed at how light (and beautiful) they are. Big shout outs to Peter Verdone for doing all of the behind the scenes design legwork and Mark Nordstat of Paragon Machine Works for the beautiful machining.





We also completed our titanium stem project.



The first one sent out to none other than the fabulous J-Spin.



Titanium Road frameset with integrated Di2 wiring harness, Enve tapered road fork, Firefly 20mm offset seatpost with battery installed inside and custom paintjob.





Another Titanium Road frameset, this time with our first titanium headbage rendered (not metaphorically) in anodized green.



Di2 running through the front of the head tube, internally bypassing the 3T tapered steerer.



Also, a look at a frame you might recognize from a couple of weeks ago, all built up at Endless Pedal. Fabulous build: Get the scoop HERE!

Here's to another great week! (the bubble doesn't exist)

Cheers to all!

[Craig Ryan]

Fixed or free for the road w/PeggoRichie and somewhat modified Newvex

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[benson]

Nivachrom smorgasbord.
Genius OR, Zona externally butted seat tube, Max chainstays.
Fillet Pro.

[savine]

first time on here for me, bit grubby need a clean up and then in the morning off to powder coaters.

[Tom Kellogg]

A few days on:

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[Dornbox]

Things have been slow with all the family visiting the new baby but I should be wrapping up this one later today.


IMG_3275 by DORNBOX, on Flickr

[Mr_Rafi]

Prototype of a small production run I'm doing - the Atlas series. Fillet brazed goodness. Stash plug in the monostay.

[Dazza]

sempre lavoro

[fortyfour]

This weeks show Happy Day's with "Henry Wiggler"...


"Henry Wiggler" by BLACK CAP Studio, on Flickr

Chainstay Mitering parts:


Axle Block by BLACK CAP Studio, on Flickr


Today's Effort by BLACK CAP Studio, on Flickr

Bridgeport Love.


Bridgeport Love by BLACK CAP Studio, on Flickr


Knee Handle Love by BLACK CAP Studio, on Flickr

Vectors


Local No. 44 by BLACK CAP Studio, on Flickr

[fortyfour]

Sorry for the missing image. Let's try that last one again... VECTORS.


Local No. 44 by BLACK CAP Studio, on Flickr

[Gregory Townsend]

Finishing up on a frame with Dazza's lugs & Keith's dropouts

[Curtis D.]

First post, tired of lurking in the shadows.
Still setting up shop and working on my chops.
Thanks for letting me conrtibute.

[Kumo Cycles]

Finished a TIG and Fillet roadie for me this week, built up and rode it everywhere

[Eric Estlund]

Micro/ Macro sort of a week-

[VertigoCycles]

Just a pet project this week. I swapped brakes and the caliper doesn't jive with the setup on my 29er, so I made this.


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done by VertigoCycles, on Flickr

[pruckelshaus]

Posting here and trying not to feel that "I'm not worthy" feeling... Anyway, here's frame number three, a 650b sport tourer/commuter for my wife, just back from paint by Bryan Myers at Fresh Frame. He asked me if he could use my frame as a booth bike for the Philly handbuilt show at the end of the month, which is a huge honor that, again, I don't feel worthy of. Frame was built from PegoRichie and whatever Dazza is calling his "Slant 6" lugs nowadays (slightly modified). I wish the Pacenti twin plate crown had been available when I built it, but it was OOS.


Glamour shot by pruckelshaus, on Flickr


Seat cluster, rear by pruckelshaus, on Flickr


Seat cluster by pruckelshaus, on Flickr


Happy customer by pruckelshaus, on Flickr
Wife:frame ratio looks higher than it is because of the slope of our yard.

[suzyj]

Hope I'm not too late to contribute - I finished painting my latest creation on the weekend. This is a Columbus Spirit for lugs roadie with carved Llewellyn stainless lugs.


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It's my first go at stainless lugs, and my first go at a fork. I'm very, very happy with the result.