Bicycles
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Got a ride in my beloved Danish Butchers & Bikes.. with both girls in front singing their hearts out
The wabash oh the wabash doth inspire
️Ride safely, folks.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cs8H2idoOx6/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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A couple shots from the last few weeks of racing.
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@BloodnThunder How do you like the S5?
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Cool Seattle helmet
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@Dmart it's fast as hell. I love it. Can't see myself switching anytime soon. Only thing it doesn't complete dominate at is long climbs of 4-5K+ but it's really rare we race with anything over maybe 2-3K so the added weight of an aero bike is a non-issue. And I'm not pro anyway so bike weight isn't top priority as much as shedding a few extra lbs and adding some watts.
@Nik thanks! Our team worked with a local artist and had Birdworx wrap some helmets for us. They turned out really good.
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Just added this 2022 Marin Pine Mountain 2 to my rides. Here it’s is also with my 2009 Salsa Casseroll.
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Been putting miles in mostly on the road bike. I have discovered that I suck at mountain biking and that also the single track near me is mostly too advanced to learn on. Looking for some gravel type trails to take out the mtb. I did a nice one in NJ: the Columbia rail trail. Don’t really need a mtb for it but it’s a cushy ride. Here’s a shot from yesterdays ride on the Empire State Trail.
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@setandsetting - a Strava group exists already, although I think it was set up some time ago.
https://strava.app.link/spY9YB03EBb
I haven’t been out much lately myself due to a knee issue. 🫤
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I’ve got more bikes then Jeans
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Beautiful bikes @Denimhead-0 what's the story behind the collection?
Just an OCD for steel bikes. I’ve been downsizing from 20ish to about 12 now.
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@Denimhead-0 that is a nice collection of bikes. I have to agree there is something nice about hand made steel frames, lugged or fillet brazed.
I have a new incoming frame, hopefully has cleared customs this week and ready to be built when I get home from work in a weeks time. I am a sucker for Nicolai bikes, have had quite a few of them over the years including the Rohloff speedhub based Nucleon frames. When Nicolai announced the new Nucleon 16 I knew I was in trouble. I have owned every Nucleon frame to date.
The new Nucleon 16 is the first production bike to use the Lal Supre Drive system. Looking forward to seeing how this works. I needed to buy two chains due to the longer chain length required for the system.
The rear triangle is black anodized and front triangle is "Arctic Green" which is a colour shifting green / purple powdercoat finish.
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@Denimhead-0 that is a nice collection of bikes. I have to agree there is something nice about hand made steel frames, lugged or fillet brazed.
I have a new incoming frame, hopefully has cleared customs this week and ready to be built when I get home from work in a weeks time. I am a sucker for Nicolai bikes, have had quite a few of them over the years including the Rohloff speedhub based Nucleon frames. When Nicolai announced the new Nucleon 16 I knew I was in trouble. I have owned every Nucleon frame to date.
The new Nucleon 16 is the first production bike to use the Lal Supre Drive system. Looking forward to seeing how this works. I needed to buy two chains due to the longer chain length required for the system.
The rear triangle is black anodized and front triangle is "Arctic Green" which is a colour shifting green / purple powdercoat finish.
That bike is going to be sick. Can’t wait to see the finished build. Here is a pick of my custom Retrotec Single speed, really fun on the single track.
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@Denimhead-0 Is the Retrotec a tribute to the old Corratec design?
Did you see that Merlin Metalworks are releasing a modern Newsboy bike?
https://www.merlinbikes.com/limited-edition-newsboy
Classic / retro bikes especially mountain bikes is another rabbit hole. I always wanted a Manitou, Trimble or Funk frame. I do have an original Clockwork Orange mountain bike complete with quill stem and aluminum rigid forks.
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Also very lucky to have picked up a Jones welded Jones before the manufacture went to Asia.
