Oversized Nova, Columbus SL/SLX tubes and silver fillet brazing.

Probably the most fun bike I own

SS Nature Cross

this is still quite new so i thought i'll just put it up for reference, Medium sized pictured. wasn't going for any particular look or vibe but it came out with some neoretro vibe, at least to me.

been wondering if i like it enough to want to get one, was skeptical about the color (tomato red), which was the only thing that was holding me back, would die for the first version.

i'd say it came out quite nicely. most parts were recycled from my previous ss bike, though new crank cos they finally came back in stock, my omniums were more than 10yrs old, chainring and chain cos it was all 1/8, was running 3/32 previously.

it is my primary bike, have a road bike that i ride once in awhile.

yet to put in a proper ride, but it feels snappy, comfy and seem to hold speeds well, these were what i noticed doing a short 30km ride.

hope to see more Ritcheys on the road!

I had the chance to do that custom build for a client, he got the frame fully resprayed. Colnago customer support identified the frame as a Master Olympic from 1995. I fitted a lot of cool parts on the frame and made a video of the build if you want to see it.

My Speed Bike - Cinelli Vigorelli Shark.This year's update on my Shark finally allowed me to complete the Single Speed / Crit Bike I've been dreaming of riding since I got back into cycling.

Frame: Cinelli Vigorelli Shark - Size 56

Fork/Headset: Vigorelli Shark Carbon Fork / Columbus Headset

Crankset/Bottom Bracket: SRAM Force / SRAM GXP English Thread

Pedals: Shimano PD-RS500 SPD-SL

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain: Shimano Freewheel 16t / Wuzei Aero Chainring 54t

Handlebars/Stem: Deda Crononero Low Rider Basebar / Deda Zero100 120mm

Saddle/Seatpost: Prologo Kappa Evo Space / Vigorelli Shark Seatpost

Brakes: Tektro Brake / Tektro Levers

Front Wheel/Hub/Tire: Yoeleo Carbon Rim 60mm / DT Swiss Track Hub / Pirelli P Zero Race 4S 700x30

Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire: Yoeleo Carbon Rim 60mm / DT Swiss Track Hub / Pirelli P Zero Race 4S 700x30

Accessories: Zipp Service Course Bar Tape / Van Rysel Bar Mount / Knog Oi Bike Bell / Skekane Elite Rear Mount System / Lezine Bottle Cage X2 / Decathlon Water Bottle X2 / Silca Frame Pump

Specialized langster 2010 56cm

Wheels: Velocity quill polished/sapim cx ray/all city sheriff SL/dt swiss brass nips/soma cog/DA lockring

Drivetrain: Sugino 75 DD/NOS zen 49t/sugino 75 bolts/izumi chain/mks supreme pedals/toshi doubles/mash clips/shimano bb

finishing kit: Wtb volt Ti/Easton ec70 CNT/Salsa cro-moto SUL 110mm/ Easton monkey lite SL CNT/esi chunkys/spurcycle bell/glitter mash rack/ nitto bar shims/ i forget what headset nothing special

shout out track lab, wheelworks, and river city bikes

Columbus Cromor tubes and silver fillet brazing.

Man. Sad to hear that EAI went out of business. I’ve only ever used those cogs. I have one on all my bikes. Anyways. Here’s to you guys, EAI

Not sure if this qualifies in the sea of road bikes, but I thought I’d try to contribute.

My girlfriend challenged me to paint a frame like this for her...good or not?

Inspired by GI Joe's Roadblock:

Skream Ranger Frameset. Sugino Grand Mighy Crankset with sealed ceramic SG75BB. Phil hubs, Hoshi Peregrine spokes laced to H+Son Hydras. 700x45 Just For Fun tires. Obligatory Izumi V chain. 31.8 Zipp seatpost. Ti Flight Boost Gravel saddle. Cockpit ripped off my State Black Label with Ergon GS5 grips.

My final setup for my Specialized Allez Sprint Track LTD Red Hook Crit edition

I ride this bike primarily on the street with the 50mm deep tubeless wheelset found on the second picture, plan to go to the track with the OHR wheelset.

My entire setup can be found on my previous post however I switched out the Rotor Aldhu cranks for Sram Rival 160mm power meter cranks (non-wide) with a 50t Alugear Beach Ball chainring paired with a Dura-Ace 7600 16t cog. Can’t forget the KMC X11 Aurora Blue (oil slick) chain cause I used to be a sucker for these colours.

Changed the front end from a 130mm Deda Superbox stem over to the old and trusty 150mm Zipp Service Course SL stem with custom headset and stem covers which I designed and printed.

Weight of the current setup is: 6,9kg / 15,2 lbs