Best chainstay wrap ever. Really nice job. Congrats on your new bike.
Tom Milani
Alexandria, VA

On Sunday, November 22, 2020 at 9:33:07 PM UTC-5 velomann wrote:

> It's Done! Well, done for now; I don think a bike like this is ever *done*, 
> but I like version 1.0 a lot. Took it out for a short jaunt that included 
> pavement, gravel, and trail and it was smoooooth. 
> Notes on the build for those curious:
>   I mounted the wheelset I originally built for my (wrecked) Ocean Air 
> Cycles Rambler - Son front hub, White T11 rear on Velocity Dyad rims. 
> Ultegra front/rear derailleurs shifting 2x9 (11-34 rear, 24/38 wide-low 
> front with homemade chainguard on Sugino XD-2 crankset. Paul Motolite 
> brakes (OMG - so good!) with orange Paul Love levers and orange brake nuts, 
> Jagwire gold braided cable housing, VP 001 gold platform pedals and gold 
> Promax seatpost. Brooks B-17 saddle that I carved myself, Wald 137 mounted 
> on a Mark's Rack - I bent the inside struts to clear the brake nuts and 
> match the angle of the outside struts - and an Outershell Basket Bag in 
> marigold X-Pac that's near identical in color to the frame. Bosco bars on 
> new 135 faceplate stem with harlequin wrapped yellow/orange Newbaums. 
>
> The grips and bars are the same color tape but I did the shallac 
> different. I originally had ESI orange grips but the color was glaring. I'd 
> already wrapped the bars and had 6 or so coats of clear shellac but I 
> wanted it a little more muted so I did a final coat of amber. I started the 
> grips with amber, which darkened them well, so to hold that color I did the 
> final coats in clear.
>
> More pics in the flickr album here: 
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/8199310@N04/albums/72157716865339992
>
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> On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 8:11:54 PM UTC-8 Jason Fuller wrote:
>
>> Joe P - I expect you're right. I bought an XO-1 and a Sam last year and 
>> the XO-1 didn't last long because despite being a great bike worthy of its 
>> accolades, it's well overshadowed by the Hillborne. It's maybe a bit less 
>> zippy, but the small concession there is paid back tenfold in ride quality. 
>> RBW makes a number of "all rounder" bikes today but I think the Sam is 
>> probably my favourite blend. 
>>
>

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