Showing posts with label bike shows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bike shows. Show all posts
Thursday, February 14, 2008

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the show itself is a good time...i'd recommend it to anyone with an appreciation of fine details within the craft of frame building. It...

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and two more pics.... Keith Anderson and was introduced to Strawberry Frames by Noel, who just put a deposit down on one of these fine beaut...

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Naked had a good showing....not only did they win 'Best of Show', ' Peoples Choice' and 'Don Walkers Choice' but the...

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Chris Igleheart , formely of Fat Chance which is why the fork resembles the 'Big One' forks of the past. Beautiful bikes...and matte...

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Blackcat chain tension

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Chris King is starting to get the itch to build frames again after conversation regarding his first incarnation started to build buzz. We w...

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brothers...Jay and Jeremy from Sycip looks like they had alot of fun building bikes specifically for the show. fixed gear bike with a disc ...

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a cool suicide shifter for the front derailleur done by Pereira Cycles , fillet brazed together no less.

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Rock Lobster

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Inglis & Retrotec Soulcraft Steve Garro, the man behind Coconino ....not sure if any of you know Steve but you should at least know the ...

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Rick Hunter ....genuinely cool guy. Helped Brian out with a flat tire on sunday morning, and then later in the day showed us his bicycles. O...

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Brian Baylis....his frames are beautiful. Brian, in my opinion is one of the best painters in the biz. Check out the lug work...he thins the...

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Signal Cycles .....i really liked these bikes. I poured over the brazing and the work was about as fine as any that i've seen, plus Matt...

more pics from the show

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more custom bike photos: Pegoretti ...italian flair

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if you squint really hard you can see Fidel Castro later on in the evening we re-grouped with Rob, Eric, and Lewis and rode around a bit mo...
Tuesday, February 12, 2008

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about it for the first day of the show.....how can you blame me for leaving early as it was in the mid-50's outside and i was chomping a...

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Ahearne Cycles....i admire the looks of these bikes. Just visually stunning and one of my favorite builders. check out the fork blades on Ah...

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Lynskey titanium frames check out the spiral twist in the ti tubing.

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Groovy cycleworks seemed appropriately named after checking out his paint job on this bike below.....frame, forks, handlebars, and a soon t...

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the Wheel Fanatyk ......having seen quite a few wood rims here at the barn for restoration projects and older track wheels i can honestly sa...