I've come a long way. In the local cycling group, I'm known as the "Slow" guy, I always show up with my steel touring bike and almost always bring up the rear. This bike fits into my "slower is better" lifestyle, and lets me get some dirt trails in without swapping wheels on (or having to wash) my Long Haul Trucker.
To get you in the right mood, think "Slow Blues"....
I build bikes slow, I ride slow, I live life by the drop. My days of racing around everywhere are done, and so here's the newest member of my "Slow Blues" bike fleet. I apologize for the horrible photos, the lacking design, etc. I did what I could given the time I had.
What I started with: a busted-up cruiser bike my mom found in the trash for my birthday.
The finished (good enough for now) klunker trail-monster:
Sram cassette
Clear painted acrylic, stainless steel wire ties
Custom head badge (thanks, AX!) and a Deore LX sealed headset
Raceface chainring, 3-piece bottom bracket conversion
Yup, that's me.
To get you in the right mood, think "Slow Blues"....
I build bikes slow, I ride slow, I live life by the drop. My days of racing around everywhere are done, and so here's the newest member of my "Slow Blues" bike fleet. I apologize for the horrible photos, the lacking design, etc. I did what I could given the time I had.
What I started with: a busted-up cruiser bike my mom found in the trash for my birthday.
The finished (good enough for now) klunker trail-monster:
Sram cassette
Clear painted acrylic, stainless steel wire ties
Custom head badge (thanks, AX!) and a Deore LX sealed headset
Raceface chainring, 3-piece bottom bracket conversion
Yup, that's me.
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