Zero Stack

While I was soaking a tube after an internal cable guide I made this head tube.

It is for the Cane Creek zero stack headset. The next bike I am building is for a rather strong fellow and I think this is a great option for him. Also when he decides to get a suspension fork for the bike it can be taper 1.5" steerer. This head tube started out as 2" .188" tubing and had a crap load of machine work done. It is .055" wall now with the .125" rings on each end. Rather light and super strong with the large O.D. I think it looks kind of cool.

Here is Jeff's road bike after I did the internal brake line in the top tube and tacked it. Tomorrow I will braze it and get the bridge put in there.

This weekend I am heading to Jamie Swan's shop to check out the progress of my new road bike. I will promise to take some pictures.

Cheers,
Drew

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2012 going fast

- 01/20/12

Wow is this year moving along at an insane rate. I can not believe we are into January with no snow and the big news being a 1" dropping tomorrow. That hardly seems news worthy to me. I am sorry for the lack of updates but I have been working on my house as well as making bicycles. It is hard since I feel I use a good amount of my creative juices at work and then I go to our house and need to keep up the same part of my brain while working on the house.

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Year in review

- 01/03/12

What a year. Being a parent has been a really amazing experience. I am struggling to find enough time in the day but it is all worth it. The bicycle industry had an interesting year with the economy below average and for us the weather was really rough. In the end we had a nice December and the weather gods paid us back for an awful August and spring.

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More Titanium

- 12/08/11

Somehow I have been rather prolific this year. Despite being a new dad and having a rather hectic life I have still actually kept ahead of schedule. This extra time has allowed me to forge ahead with my goal of having the Ti bikes ready for 2012. I am not rushing but have a goal and I really want to meet it. This week I am making a bike for my buddy Shawn who has always been one of my main test people. Shawn is a rather accomplished rider and has a rich history in the MTB world. His comments are always welcome and he has helped me get great feedback on how the bikes work. It also does not hurt that he punishes the bikes in what might be some of the roughest terrain in the country.

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