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Definitely hard-core, more likely to break the stem than these bars, this bike was another colab I did with my homeboy

Rode this old Raleigh a few days ago must be 50's judging by the slack seat tube angle,super cruisy to ride

Took the Marin larkspur freshly built retro modern to work yesterday, climbs like a goat that just drank two cans of energy drinks Unusual 8 sided top tube and 3 sided on top with round tube underneath down tube as best I can describe, super light and nimble, I think the bars are 760mm wide

Glad your here my bro, life can be a thickle thing, and if you haven't been riding for awhile and in the back of your mind you think "I should go for a ride" don't dismiss it, so many times at work I think I need to go for a ride after work but convince myself nah you gotta get home cos you...

Finally recently finished building my Trek/Gary Fisher "X/caliber" 29er gravel bike, myself and my bro Mike went for a lazy test ride yesterday, just over 22kms round trip, city concrete to flowing undulating wood single track to volcanic gravel flat through the mangroves to tarseal ride around...

well done to all, I am always interested in seeing the results of the voting and how many people voted, I personally thought like others that there would be more voters even if a lot didn't follow the builds and only looked when it was time to vote and voted, and it also shows what tastes and...

yer I would agree the malliard is original as they are french too, I would say with that coupling that you would cut the top and down tubes, clamp the coupling to one end mate up the other end of the frame tighten it then drill the holes through the frame where the holes are on the couplings...

I know that most people around the world (including myself) will keep and clean up anything Sachs Huret for mostly historical reasons, german company from late 18th century fichtel and sach bought out the huret company to become sachs huret and throught restructuring became sachs again and then...

I hope you find that everything loosens up easily, I find that most old euro and english bikes come apart well

Yer it's pretty sweet, where I live in the burbs is hilly and I just couldn't be bothered in my older age to drive home chuck the rack on the car put bike on rack drive in traffic to the CBD take off bike,take off rack,lock in car, ride ( the best part )then repeat process to home, sometimes I...

Rode one of our colab bikes today, Peugeot converted to straight bar 700x40 tyres for smooth commuting, I keep random bikes at work as I finish early afternoon and as I'm in the city I go for a quick cruise after work

oh and did I mention those wheels? oh ok THOSE WHEELS.............love em

Nice big turn out this year with a wide range of styles and talent, I've only been definitely in the background for some time due to doing so much retro mods and gravel builds with my bro (around 45+ some finished some semi finished in the last year or so and none for sale either,I think I have...

Nice medley this year, well done to all and good luck

Yer don't change a thing bro except for loosing some cogs.........and then don't change a thing bro

Yer I would be cruisin all day long wid this ride, perfect

Oh now I do like this,classic hotrod meets the modern world and takes it for their own,well done indeed

"weapon of choice" I like it, it's got a weapon/razors edge/samurai fork feel to it, oh I would wrap the top of the fork like a samurai handle,sorry getting carried away here,nice build,fab and "execution"

Cruising in style,I dig it,I dig it,clean,simple with some aggression....nice

Classic and clean well done