While on the topic of nice whips,
This is a Tonic Supernaut There's a lot of attention to detail that makes this build incredibly clean. The Tonic icon on the downtube isn't a sticker. It's pieces of unpainted stainless adhered to the frame. Fixed gear's have a clean aesthetic anyway but when the headset is integrated inside the headtube it gets even better. The H+Sons built in to the CHUB's look so good. Thomson seatpost never hurt a build either. Probably not the lightest set-up but a great one none the less...
And here's how Hfwido's handling the big city...
Thrown in late...
5 comments:
i don't get it...why is that one for me? bear in mind, i only watched the first one.
was i supposed to be impressed that a guy with a mustache knows basic metal fab skills and likes touchy feely music?
the point is- he is taking great pains to build a bike that is impractical for it's intended use. makes me feel like he built a screwdriver out of diamond only to drive nails in the wall with it.
i admire some builders as they have true artistry in what they do. honestly i didn't see stachio doing anything that your average 13 taiwanese girl couldn't do...except endure that pussified music.
i posted a video that showcases what can be done on a bike (tricks you call them) when you use a hammer to drive the nails.
www.gimmedatbike.blogspot.com
painting yourself into a corner.
oh, and i like pussified music...so don't get me wrong.
the bike jousting offer still stands...
I thought you'd like that one...
Fo really, let's joust it out!
The trails video on your blog is pretty incredible. Hans Reyish even...
As for geekhouse, there's a demand for that type of bike. If you don't like em, don't buy one...
Trials not trails...
i didn't get my after lunch bsnyc fix yesterday. when i fired him up last night, i realized that we both regurgitated "his" material. touche.
you should check out the video i posted this morning. it was created by a couple of guys from mobile,al.
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