one that i forgot about....

here is tom's fixed gear, based on brm's colour scheme of the 1960's. built from a reynolds 631 front end, a brushed finish reynolds 953 stainless rear end with stainless lugs and fork crown. it is definitely different, but that is very much the beauty of buying a custom bike, there literally is something for everyone. all in all i definitely think that this bike reflects the vision tom had from the moment he left his deposit.

photos: tokyo fixed gear.

the wooden mudguard represents the wooden steering wheel from the brm

raw stainless to represent the exhausts and pipe work on the brm

this was basically the theme in terms of paint and raw stainless

previous bikes update

it has been super busy in the workshop recently and I have a queue of frames at the painters just waiting their turn. i popped up there this morning to see how things were and the masking off of chrome and stainless its undoubtably some of the best i have ever seen so naturally i am super excited about sharing some new work with you all.

in the mean time i have a few nice pics of some previous builds to share with you.

first of all, shout out to max for taking the time to get james' bike in the studio.

also, geoff was kind enough to share some pics of his bike on location from his cycling holiday in the south of france.