Current Work

Internal Cables

Nice clean lines and no zip ties.

Once painted and cables run, the internal routing makes for a very nice and clean look.

After soaking off the flux (kind of like a stent):

After finish work:

Cheers,
Drew

Comments

Nice

Submitted by gwarn on Fri, 08/21/2009 - 7:46pm.

Looks super clean Drew! Nice.

Lots of pick-ups this week. The white road bike got photographed and picked up today (much better photos to follow). Here is Paul's 29R after assembly. There are no grips because I am going to tell Paul the handlebars are too narrow and we should change them (are you reading Paul?). The frame is David's frame back from Spectrum. Should be ready to ship out tomorrow.

I think Todd did a great job matching the anodized parts:

Comments

Very Nice

Submitted by tom.flaherty on Fri, 08/21/2009 - 10:14pm.

I dig the colors ;). Is that the King BB? Adds a nice touch of color there. I do love the Phil one though. Looks Great Drew. Nice work, as always!

Dedication

This is for Denny at Hayes Brakes.

I call this dedication. It is not dedication for rigid fork riding but dedication to the idea of internal brake routing. Adam will have a third brake for his suspension fork. This fork will have a dedicated brake.

That is a fillet right after I stopped brazing it. Here it is after soaking the flux off.

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