Two more bikes that didn’t get posted after paint. My token moutain bike for the year for Donny and a Steelhead for Scott. Steelhead is a company out of St. Louis that I have built a few lugged framesets for. They do the design work and a few different builders do their fabrication. Thanks, guys!
The pictures don’t do this color justice. It is going to look awesome on the race course. Thank you for your order, Don! I also forgot to thank Francis, Scott, Eric, Jim, Matt, Kenny, and Steve for their orders on the bikes below. It was an absolute pleasure working with each of you. Next out of the paint booth will be bikes for Kerry C, Diane E, Rebecca Z, Kevin-Scott,…
Here are some of the shots from my studio visit with Ken Scott. Following those are some of my hack shots of other recent frames. Ken also came by the shop to take some action photos. I took the opportunity to ham it up for the camera.
I have lots of bikes to show. I just need some time to get the photos together. Stay tuned!
Now I know the value of a real photographer. I had a great day in the studio with my pal Ken on Saturday. We rented a studio and brought in some bikes. I was amazed seeing the whole setup. I didn’t realize how much goes into getting shots like this. I am THRILLED with the low-rez proofs and I just can’t wait to see the finished photographs. I took this…
I am jetting out to Cleveland today, but there are frames being painted this week. If I get back in time on Friday to ship them, they will go. Otherwise, it will be Monday. Have a good week!
Folks, due to the extreme humidity and heat this past week, we have had some paint delays. The decals tend to bubble and the clear has issues of its own in this kind of weather. The weather is going to be more mild this week and painting will be complete on Jim’s and Francis’s framesets. Last time, we left off with a completely machined tubeset, except for the seat stays.…
I started this blog with the intent to show my readers how I fabricate frames and forks. The blog has morphed a bit to become a place to update customers on progress. I will keep the progress reports coming, but I want to get back to my original plan. I have taken a lot of photos of the build process of Nathan’s bike, and I will lay them out in…
Lots of good stuff going on at the shop. It’s been full bore. These three are in process at paint, with six others close behind. I will have pictures of bikes for Nathan and Francis this week. This one is headed to PDX. Jim’s new cross bike has Slant Six lugs and Columbus Niobium tubing. I am building the fleet out there on the west coast. I know Jim will…