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Timmy posted some more Nigel pictures!

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March 22, 2014

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Fatbikes on Donner

Loon Lake Fatbike

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This is a picture of my bike I took with my iPhone, on a trail, in the woods by a creek, in the middle of nowhere. I rode there. I’m not a photographer, but I build some pretty fun bikes. I don’t have a pro photographer on staff and can only post photos of complete bikes when customers and friends send me photos of the bikes I help build when they go get lost and snap photos like these. Like many other small custom builders I rarely build completes bikes of which to take magazine-quality glamour shots. Because of that I likely build and sell fewer bikes which is somewhat ironic. So if you want your own bike to take your own pictures of let me know. (Not complaining just a state of my teeny tiny world post)

Soon to be done with this gravelbike in 650x50+ for Tim. Actually still have a Ti stem and steel fork to build for this bike and then will be done. #groad #gravelbike #allroad

Too hot in the shop to weld, went riding in them thar hills instead.

STEEL STEM FOR SALE! 50mm x 10 deg. = $180 plus shipping. Matte black powdercoat. 31.8 bar clamp and 28.6 steerer clamp. Heavy metal🤘🏻

Next two Ti frames are using these Reynolds 3D printed flat-mount dropouts. I just keep staring at them like they’re this crazy magic trick 🤯

Product testing. No really! Ti Sierra Scrambler in the house

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