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Tumbleweeds and Tradition: SimWorks Introduces the Doppo High Plains Drifter – Steven Smith & SimWorks
SimWorks is pleased to present our latest offering in the Doppo lineup of framesets: The High Plains Drifter. These framesets are handcrafted in small batches by our friends, and adept framebuilding cohorts, at Simple Bicycle Co. here in Portland, OR. It's a modern twist on a time-honored...
MattiThundrrr
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Uh huh. That one is going to sell out quickly.
This cool 1980 Cook Brothers cruiser.
From The Pro’s Closet: Steve Cook’s 1980 Cook Brothers Racing Cruiser – Tasshi Dennis & John Watson
We've all heard the term "Klunker" before, but as a modern misnomer in cycling, it's been used to refer to coaster-brake actuated cruiser bikes. This, my friends, is a true-to-form klunker, using gears and brakes, but it was built upon a cruiser chassis. For today's From The Pro's Closet story...
MattiThundrrr
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That's some serious hardware. Love that pic of the race with 5 Cooks! Can't wait to see the Cunningham they teased at the end either
Very cool. Dude's living the life
There is a ton of awesome stuff in that article. That black sheep is to die for as well
MattiThundrrr
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... and that "Flat Bar Gravel ish" bike from Prova Cycles!
Full titanium, but the cherry on top is that ti bullmoose
Sweeeeeeeeet
Full titanium, but the cherry on top is that ti bullmoose
Sweeeeeeeeet
James' fabrication has been solid for many years now.
Still, my favorite bike of all-time. It was a Game Changer.
Another couple from the Radavist.
This ti klunker from HotSalad Bicycles
And this crazy Durlsey- Pedersen reproduction
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This ti klunker from HotSalad Bicycles
And this crazy Durlsey- Pedersen reproduction
2022 Philly Bike Expo: The Show and Custom Bikes Part 01 – 44 Bikes, Bishop, Breadwinner, Coast, Hot Salad, Junkyard Cats, Maiorossé, Royal H, and WZRD – john watson
When I lived in New York City, we rode our bikes to Philadelphia every year for the Philly Bike Expo. At the time, the event was hosted inside an old armory in the city, and featured a handful of framebuilders, makers, and companies with roots mostly in commuter cycling. Back then, the Philly...
This custom built mid-tail cargo bike is just perfect. There is something I just love about a bike that is just beautifully built, designed and wonderfully practical. Designed for a shepherd to be able to carry his sheep dog around with him. https://bikepacking.com/bikes/clandestine-shepherds-midtail/
I love everything about that. The more I dig into a more refined bike packing setup the more I think a mid tail would be perfect
This custom built mid-tail cargo bike is just perfect. There is something I just love about a bike that is just beautifully built, designed and wonderfully practical. Designed for a shepherd to be able to carry his sheep dog around with him. https://bikepacking.com/bikes/clandestine-shepherds-midtail/
MattiThundrrr
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That mid-long wheelbase looks stable, but it still looks short enough to manoeuvre in the woods compared to long-long, or a trailer. So much clearance with that tiny ring too. Very unusual characteristics, I want to try it. Always wanted to play with a rolhoff hub too, that is some sweet gear
