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  • #945738
    OneEighth
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    Holy smokes! That looks like a very tall frame. Tim Kelley might even fit that.

    #945741
    Bilsko
    Participant

    Unfortunately they closed up shop and are no longer building any frames…and the webpages is not coming up on the Wayback machine, so I don’t have any details. Great looking bike, for whoever out there is riding it

    #945742
    DaveK
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    I would already own this if I had somewhere to put it. Decked out with Velo Orange racks & fenders & assorted whatnot.

    http://www.linusbike.com/models/gaston-5/

    #945743
    vvill
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    I would like a Moots/Seven/Lynskey CX build but then I wouldn’t want to lock it up anywhere. So failing that, maybe a Soma Double Cross DC.

    Also, a dedicated commuter with a front dynohub, belt drive, disc brakes, pretty fenders and Alfine 11 would be nice. I probably wouldn’t want to lock it up anywhere either though.

    #945748
    txgoonie
    Participant

    I’m a girl. I want a Sweetpea.

    http://www.sweetpeabicycles.com/lust/the-a-line/

    #945750
    jopamora
    Participant

    @vvill 25189 wrote:

    I would like a Moots/Seven/Lynskey CX build but then I wouldn’t want to lock it up anywhere. So failing that, maybe a Soma Double Cross DC.

    Also, a dedicated commuter with a front dynohub, belt drive, disc brakes, pretty fenders and Alfine 11 would be nice. I probably wouldn’t want to lock it up anywhere either though.

    I want the exact same thing in a commuter, but can we find it for under $1k?

    This
    would be nice at more stations.

    #945752
    vvill
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    @jopamora 25196 wrote:

    I want the exact same thing in a commuter, but can we find it for under $1k?

    This
    would be nice at more stations.

    Unfortunately I think it’s closer to $2k still… hence why I wouldn’t want to lock it up. Maybe in a few more years they’ll be more ubiquitous.

    I watched a video demo of that a few months ago. Seems like a nice amenity but it’s not really necessary for me – I’m fine riding and locking a beater bike at Metro for the rare times I ride it.

    #945755
    OneEighth
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    @vvill 25198 wrote:

    Unfortunately I think it’s closer to $2k still… hence why I wouldn’t want to lock it up.

    Even with ebay, it gets really hard to stay sub $2k when putting something together.

    #945756
    dasgeh
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    @vvill 25189 wrote:

    Also, a dedicated commuter with a front dynohub, belt drive, disc brakes, pretty fenders and Alfine 11 would be nice. I probably wouldn’t want to lock it up anywhere either though.

    http://www.bikesbest.eu/shop/Holland-Nostalgiefahrrad/Simplex-Hollandrad-Tchibo-Aktion::713.html

    3-speed, chain guard, fenders, dynahub, step through, upright riding style (“dutch bike”), steel

    It was sold at Tchibo, a German coffee shop that carries a rotating stock of themed non-coffee goods. I believe the original price was around E300. I miss living in Europe…

    #945758
    Greenbelt
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    #945759
    Bilsko
    Participant

    @vvill 25198 wrote:

    Unfortunately I think it’s closer to $2k still… hence why I wouldn’t want to lock it up. Maybe in a few more years they’ll be more ubiquitous.

    The BMC’s look really slick. They list CycleLife as a Dealer – anyone know if they have any Alfine’s in stock for testing?

    These guys also seem to have a stable of belt-drive internally geared hub rides: http://www.joe-bike.com/ – I’m thinking the Norco and Civia brands. Any word on build quality?

    Separately, on my list of Coveted bikes ( I know, I know, everyone else on Bikeforums has linked to this bike at some point in the past 5 years…)
    I’d be happy giving my money to Mr. Yamaguchi for just about any of his frames.

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]1351[/ATTACH]

    #945760
    Dirt
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    #945765
    KelOnWheels
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    #945769
    rcannon100
    Participant

    Scraper Bike!

    The bicyclists who weaves all over the road in front of motorists is asking for trouble. He confuses the motorists. And he acts as though he might be confused himself.

    Scraper bike!

    #945821
    Bilsko
    Participant

    I had forgotten about these bikes:
    http://www.innercitybikes.com/bikes/

    Added to my covet list.

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