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I knew what Chris liked about all these bikes, so I finally came up with a suggestion that we both agreed to. I'd build Chris an awesome bike, but it'd be a complete secret until he opened the box. We discussed his geometry, I sent him a copy, but as for styling, all I had to go on was our conversations and his comment, "I already have a yellow and a green bike, so something else".
Well, I've just about finished the frame, it needs some polishing before it heads to Jason for paint, but I can't post any pics! Arghhh... Suffice it to say, it turned out pretty badass, and I'm excited to see it with paint. Stay tuned, probably less than a month till the unveiling.
Cheers,
Dave
p.s. Chris recently moved to NYC and he works part time at NYC Velo. Check out his account of D2R2 on their blog here; http://nycvelo.com/blog/2010/09/d2r2-ride-report/#more-2054.
2 comments:
I have but one question: is this the kind of frame that would look acceptable paired with deep-section carbon rims, or might it be more the traditional type?
Chris--
I think it could go either way!
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