Monday, July 30, 2012

A very nice bike.


No, sad to say it's not my bike.  I happened to notice this employee bike leaning on the front of Rim Cyclery in Moab Utah.  It's a Surly Moonlander and is exactly what I was thinking would be a great build for riding in Maine during the usual "off season".  This bike shop geek seems to use his Moonlander on the slickrock trails in Moab instead of the usual full suspension bike.  Of course, with 4'' wide tires you have all the suspension you need.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Spring is Cargo bike season!



Spring is here. I'm clearing out the few remaining Cargo bikes in stock to make room for new products.  I only have a few left in the build shown in the pictures.   Dyno hub, drum and 8speed internal gear hub are included in the stock build. It even has a rear brake light! Take both kids for a ride or use it instead of your car to get groceries. Gas is already over $4.00/gallon, ride for free! Shipping is available at additional cost.

Update (9/15/12):  Pending a sale to Colorado I'll only have one left after that.  It's not spring anymore but the season isn't over.  Get it now and be ready for next season's riding.

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Ride Free!

That's right, zero dollars to get where you need to go on this one.

The finished product













Pake track frame and fork, NEAT wheelset and some choice parts to round out the build. Custom vinyl decals thanks to Shawn at the Boardroom.

Wheels being built
















A hearty thanks to my co-worker for building up several sets of these so we can get them to customers on time. It's hard to believe that the Purple color sold out so fast.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Colored 700c rims on order


Ordered up a whole bunch of colored 700c to build road and fixed/singlespeed wheelsets with. Some will have machined sidewalls and others will not. It's gonna be fun building these up! I can't wait to get them in stock.

Cooking up wheels in the kitchen.


The garage was really cold, so I cooked up this Alienation/Eastern build in the kitchen. Used hubs, everything else was new and shiny. They turned out nice and strong.