My buddies down in Jersey City at Grove Street Bicycles just received a bunch of made in the USA SKAVENGER BMX frames. Swing by their shop to get one at 10% off and half tax (3.5%)! Tell Rodney “hey” for me too while you’re at it.
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My buddies down in Jersey City at Grove Street Bicycles just received a bunch of made in the USA SKAVENGER BMX frames. Swing by their shop to get one at 10% off and half tax (3.5%)! Tell Rodney “hey” for me too while you’re at it.
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Independent Fabrication has put out some of my all-time favorite bikes and these photos montages are a great reminder of why that’s so. Browse the whole bunch over on the Indy Fab Blog.
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Keith Anderson Cycles is the destination for your precious restoration or custom paint. Just look at the color matching here.
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The folks at Independent Fabrication just posted up a couple gorgeous Columbus SSR Stainless Steel road bike frame, featuring bi-ovalized MAX tubing. I love logos being masked, leaving naked raw steel. Head over to Indy Fab to check out the other frame.
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Oh, would you look at that? Tokyo Fixed Gear and Death Spray Custom came together on this Lo Pro, also being called the ONO. So far we know it’s a fillet-brazed Columbus MAX tube set with paint by Death Spray Custom. Can’t wait to see more.
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Yup, I’m bringing my Bianchi back to life. I missed having this bike in the stable, plus it rides like a super car…I couldn’t bring myself to sell it. Steel is great and all, but sometimes you wanna feel every nuance of the road and its contours – the Bianchi delivers. It rides like no other road frame I’ve had/tried/tested, though it’s definitely an acquired taste (many complain of it being too stiff).
Don’t get me wrong, I love steel too. I just got a Soma Saga which I’ll be building up to camp/tour this season with 26″ wheels – more on that soon.
Happy Monday y’all.
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The guys at Independent Fabrication had been testing out new team colors for the Grassroots Racers, and here’s the result. Love the classic green and yellow.
More photos at the Indy Fab blog.
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Remember this frame from Sunrise Cycles that I posted a while back? Well it’s been given some color! The paint seems to further highlight all of the incredible details found on this hand built mountain bike frame – just have a look at the head tube area (not to mention the seat stays). See more photos from Sunrise Cycles here.
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