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Beautiful Hampsten.
That’s a Parlee Z1, half black, half white, with 650c Lightweight tubulars, Shimano Di2, cross levers and, wait for it…a rear rack.
That’s $6,900 for the frame, about $2.5k for the group, another $5k for the wheels, plus the fancy paint.
Probably a $15,000+ commuter bike. Wow.
Another beautiful Firefly. I really dig the anodizing these guys have championed.
But seriously, what cyclist can afford a $4,000 frame?
The Peugeot DL122 commuter bike — see the briefcase in there? It can be locked in place.
Cool use of space. No racks, but still able to carry some cargo.
Fausto Coppi by Italian artist Claudio Pesci.
These were done in 09’ (I think). Claudio recently illustrated the cover for a charitable calendar seen here.
Wonderful watercolors of Il Campionissimo.
It has been out for a couple of seasons, but the Trek Sawyer remains one of my favorite new mountain bikes.
A bit of panache and a well thought out spec from an industry giant not usually known for its style.
You can find them for less than $1,500.
Your Monday mountain bike.
Calfee Bamboo.
Tiny robot rides a tiny bicycle.
Now that’s a tough wheel.
Pinocchio riding a bike made of his own nose.
Yes, this is sufficiently odd.
Nice lugs.
A stem in the works from Llewellyn.
BB Cluster paint on a Pegoretti Marcelo.
Neat ode to Marcel Duchamp — although the teeth and dove? You got me.
Pantographed De Rosa brake levers.
Kosuke Masuda works his engraving magic on an old campy crankarm and a quill stem.
Your Monday mountain bike (sort of).
A Paul Powerglide rear derailleur. Circa 1995ish.
Gotta love the Rasta!
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