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FatLace x Nemesis Project ARC frame on Display
Hi
Great site !!
Here are some current photos of our ARC frame we did with FATLACE.com
The ARC frame was design in classic Kirin style , see original post here
Now on display at FATLACE S.F. on Post St. is a custom one off build by Brad hodges entitled Yosemite.
This bike was built in a classic touring style with twist of new parts thrown in for style.
Parts list :
Nemesis Project x FatLace ARC frame in custom one off colorway “antique brown”
Nitto bar
Vintage stem
Brooks Ti railed saddle W/ bag
Brooks leather bar wrap
Tange headset
Tange fork
MKS sylvan touring pedals
MAVIC Ellipse wheel set
Sugino crankset
geekhouse new design
Thanks !!
Marty~~
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Bao
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DOMINIC
Leo’s Idea
If you own a classic cromoly road bike, i guess you would saw off your fork tube aligning with your shining headset.
But if you are a guy like me with long legs, i bet the height difference of your stem and seat will sure to give you a sore back.
This is “Long legs man” bike.
In order to solve this problem, I designed this component to
lengthen your “sawn too short” front fork.
It is made of stainless steel,
Direct mount on your 1″ threaded fork,
Offer a little more height to extend your stem higher,
The stem lock bolt will still be intact inside your fork,
Therefore reduce any safety concerns.
This is how it will look when extended.
With this component you can extend your stem 1.5cm higher,
At present i have extended my stem 1cm higher,
I weigh around 82Kgs,
And normal testing over the last few weeks,
Shows that the stability has been quite good,
I’m confident with the strength of this component.
About Nabiis
Nabiis is Taiwan’s one and only fixed gear team, they have being promoting fixed gear culture for many years now.
They gather fixed gear riders on weekends to discuss riding skills, environmental issues and bicycle culture regarding Taiwan.
If you are a fixed gear rider visiting Taiwan, i would highly recommend you to contact with them.
Nabiis
Cecilia Weckstrom’s ‘Jeeves’
Hi all -
Here’s my latest build, from a no-name set of components I went for a really retro old-school fixie I’ve decided to call ‘Jeeves’, simply as it looks like it could feature on the filmset of a P.G Wodehouse novel.
Beyond the no-name components, it has some MKS pedals, a Charge Ladle saddle (deliberately aged with some wet&dry to make it look old and weathered), some Nitto moustache bars, Brooks bar tape, a simple Dia Compe brake lever and Cheng Shin Tires 700 x 28, nylon, branded CST Super HP - sold in the West under the Maxxis brand.. and a lovely Japanese brass bell with a ding loud enough to frighten pedestrians to death from a long way away
More pics here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/
and more stories and pics here
Big cheers from London, UK and big up to you all -
Cecilia
Stephen x 1970 svolkscycle
Hi,
I’m attaching some photos of my Volkscycle Mark XX bike. I believe it was made by Bridgestone in Japan. It has a double-butted chrome molybdenum steel, lugged frame.
Stephen Bryne
Fairfax, CA, USA
Jacqueline Shannon x Cinelli track
Hey Burner!
Hello from London (UK) from a Canadian.
Spreading the Fixed Gear Love I share with you my favourite bike.
Custom Vigorelli by Mercian of Derby England.
The bike is absolutely amazing and is my daily ride. Raced in four countries.
Model 14 1950’s Cinelli track drops taped for winter but in perfect nick!,
cinelli road stem (now swapped to underslung chrome Presta circa 1950)
Vintage Campag Strada 50 chainring and cranks,
Euro asia back cog 18t,
izumi silver track chain,
fizik pave professional saddle, (now my b17 brooks)
Shimano ultegra headset
Ultegra side pull brake,
Black goldfinger right hand brake lever
Wheels:
my indestructible wheels for hard london roads:
36 hole DP18 rims laced to miche track hubs with
Enoc triple butted (yes like for tandems) spokes
I don’t even like pink to be honest and the decision to make my bike pink was partly a joke (as most people would not describe me as a feminine girl) and partly because I thought that being pink and huge would make it a very difficult bike to steal and resell. The irony is that I think the bike is the most beautiful thing i own, and I love it being pink!” Jacqueline Shannon, Lon
Terrance N. x 1983 Panasonic
It’s a 1983 Panasonic touring frame, converted to a fixed gear. I’m using Soma Major Taylor handlebars with Soma track grips. The pedals are MKS STP pedals with MKS toe clips and Soma leather toe straps. The saddle is a Selle San Marco Ponza triathlon saddle, on some aluminum seatpost. The front rim is an ALEX R450, and the rear WILL be a lime green Velocity deep V rim on a Dia Compe fixed/fixed track hub.
(hey, I’m a poor college student, and I have to make do with what I get)
Keep up the good work,
Terrance N.
