I just found out about this site via the NYC fixed board and these guys make some really amazing shit!
Road:
Cross:
Track:
How about pushing that gear? fuuuuck!
The accesories are what really killed me tho. Just for being very different and awesomely made!
Front brake adapter:
Fucking AWESOME rear brake adapter:
Ti cogs:
Then there's this lil number that allows you to convert road cassette hubs to fixed:
Best part is they claim you can toss up to three cogs on there! Granted it wouldn't make for the straightest chainline but still. So funny! Just wish their example photo was bigger:
Then there's this lil number that allows you to convert road cassette hubs to fixed:
Best part is they claim you can toss up to three cogs on there! Granted it wouldn't make for the straightest chainline but still. So funny! Just wish their example photo was bigger:
I don't know about you guys but taking a rad road wheel and easily converting into a single sided double fix hub is pretty fuckin' cool! I'd like to get one of those for the Spinergy Rev-X rear wheel I've had sitting around forever..
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I'm guessing those adapters are for Shimano freehub only?
Well, if I'm not mistaken it'll fit any freehub cassette wheel aside from Fulcrum. The campy/shimano part is removed completely thus resolving any issues of compatibility..
Innovative stuff! I know the goldish color is a result of their special coating process, but silver would look soooo much better. Different strokes for different folks, though.
The magnesium stem looks pretty cool too, especially if it does "dampen much of the fine vibrations, allowing the rider a more comfortable ride".
surley make the fixer which i think an covert hubs like this one does
You can convert a Spinergy Rev x (XT internals I believe) with a Surly Fixxer, if you'd prefer to do it on the cheap
Oh I've seen the surly fixer before, I just like how this one allows for more than one cog..
These guys were at NAHBS last year. Super nice. I aim to get some of the brake adapters this go 'round. See you there?
Yeah man, that rear brake adapter fuckin kicks so much ass! But yeah, that shit is all of 10 hrs away so I don't see why I couldn't make it this year..
Nice find! The factory is near Lake Biwa in Japan. Not far from where I live. I'm planning to take part in a charity cycling run around Lake Biwa in March. Think I might go a day early to visit the factory. Stoked!
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