NAHBS (pics)
03-01-10, 01:12 PM
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NAHBS (pics)
regardless of what BikeSnob says, i went to NAHBS, and i took lots of close ups, and now i'm posting them on the internet. if you were there feel free to share your own!
full set is here for larger photos and all the non SS/FG stuff too.
Bilenky
Caletti
Boo bamboo track bike
Brew's Ol' Rusty
Mills Bros
Speedvagen
full set is here for larger photos and all the non SS/FG stuff too.
Bilenky
Caletti
Boo bamboo track bike
Brew's Ol' Rusty
Mills Bros
Speedvagen
03-01-10, 01:13 PM
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Kimori has made some brake mounts for track frames that are fairly cool (i definitely like the rear)
Villin hand-hammered lugs
Don Walker
Richard Sachs
Igleheart SS commuter
Dean Ti track frame
Villin hand-hammered lugs
Don Walker
Richard Sachs
Igleheart SS commuter
Dean Ti track frame
03-01-10, 01:14 PM
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Cykelmageren was definitely the most original stuff at the show. check out this brake lever
and they have a series of hubs and handlebars with interchangeable inserts (they built the frame, headset, etc too)
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Independent Fabrications
don't remember who made this :-/
Cykelmageren was definitely the most original stuff at the show. check out this brake lever
and they have a series of hubs and handlebars with interchangeable inserts (they built the frame, headset, etc too)
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Independent Fabrications
don't remember who made this :-/
03-01-10, 01:15 PM
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Black Sheep
Vuelo... check out the double chanstay... don't know what's up with the seat over the rear axle
Black Sheep
Vuelo... check out the double chanstay... don't know what's up with the seat over the rear axle
03-01-10, 01:55 PM
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Cool pics!
Phil Wood 40th Anniv. bike.
https://www.thebikebiz.com/ProductDet...e=BK-TRK-PHI01
check out that price tag. Dear oh dear.
Phil Wood 40th Anniv. bike.
https://www.thebikebiz.com/ProductDet...e=BK-TRK-PHI01
check out that price tag. Dear oh dear.
03-01-10, 02:31 PM
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haha, that blue/yellow bike is my friend's bike. the purple/black one is for the shop manager at my lbs.
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03-01-10, 02:54 PM
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I'm really into that red Richard Sachs...
03-01-10, 04:10 PM
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I've seen that type of brake mount before..
EDIT: I meant the Keirin brakes.
On that other are you just pulling the cable? That's sweet.
EDIT: I meant the Keirin brakes.
On that other are you just pulling the cable? That's sweet.
03-01-10, 05:25 PM
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yeah the sachs won best track bike, it was so clean.
on the brake, yeah you literally pull the cable. they didn't have one mounted on a bike, much less one to ride, so i don't know how much force you can create, but it is a great outside-the-bike-box thought for something like NAHBS
i unfortunately did not get to attend any of the seminars. i drove 3 hours each way and spent 5-6 hours there without any seminars... don't know if i had it in me without making it a 2 day trip.
on the brake, yeah you literally pull the cable. they didn't have one mounted on a bike, much less one to ride, so i don't know how much force you can create, but it is a great outside-the-bike-box thought for something like NAHBS
i unfortunately did not get to attend any of the seminars. i drove 3 hours each way and spent 5-6 hours there without any seminars... don't know if i had it in me without making it a 2 day trip.
03-01-10, 05:47 PM
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didn't check out the bike show, but did check out the side events (trick jam, alley cat, party, etc). it was cool being at a house show and seeing everyone "internet popular" show up + all of the people that traveled here and riding in their own groups around the city.
03-01-10, 05:54 PM
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the pull-on-the-cable brake is pretty neat! I would like to see the leverage improved though, perhaps by stiffening the cable/handle, and adding a fulcrum point, sorta like a...brake lever.
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03-01-10, 06:14 PM
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Woah. Good pictures.
None of the really nice Maietta that was built for the winner of the Get Better Gabe raffle, though. That's my fav... because it brought an injured friend closer to home.
None of the really nice Maietta that was built for the winner of the Get Better Gabe raffle, though. That's my fav... because it brought an injured friend closer to home.
03-01-10, 06:45 PM
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well it's more than impractical. if you want to raise or lower the saddle a little bit you wind up moving it fore or aft quite a bit. it just looks like a mishmash to me. but the fork is really nicely done - a very gentle rake.
03-01-10, 07:03 PM
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which, since it's NAHBS, I guess is entirely possible.
