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mickle

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Damn you! I went straight to their website to order one and couldn't find it.
Was it a special commission? ^_^

When he's made me a green anodized titanium one I'll sell you this stainless one if you like. Obviously I'll have to put a big mark up on it because free market economics.
 
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mickle

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innit
When he's made me a green anodized titanium one I'll sell you this stainless one if you like. Obviously I'll have to put a big mark up on it because free market economics.

My new green one is in the post to me if anyone wants to buy this one. For what I paid for it & free postage.
 
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mickle

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Finished it! (Again)

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mickle

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Like all of my bikes (except the Orange I inherited from my uncle) it's a Shi**no free zone. It became a bit of a project to use parts from as many different manufs as possible: Campagnolo, Suntour, SRAM, Dia Compe, Cane Creek, Microshift, SON, Halo, Tektro, FSA, Nitto, Brooks, Stronglight, Pace, Syncros, Mikashima - using parts from each of the last five decades. Yes. Tragically, embarrassingly nerdy.

Five brake levers, three brakes, two stems. Homemade copper headset spacer is a nod to my previous life as a plumber.
 

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It is a very beautiful and unique bike. If I were to encounter it and it's rider on the road, I would have to "make friends and have a chat". Not least because of the three brakes and the two stems - beyond that, the practicality and the ethos of the components and the aesthetics makes me think "my kind of cyclist". It might not be what I would have done but we're all different. With this build, I can get entirely behind it and enthuse over it.
 
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