Today's subject: Clint's winter commuter.A titanium S&S singlespeed with a freakshow mix of parts and a dark purple paintjob with a little bit of experimental flair.
This bike represents not so subtle blend of comfort, an eclectic mix of parts from the archives and a whatever works mentality.
Before he put the fenders on he rode through some gnarly grime.... I think I see some blood in there, maybe some guts too.
Do we give Clint a hard time about his winter bike?
Yes!
Does he get upset and turn his back on us?Indubitably!
I don't get it--looks perfect to me, except the front fender needs to be longer w/a flap.
ReplyDeleteJim
Nice ride, Yehuda. My grandma's bike looks like that.
ReplyDeleteoooh machine tech cantis?
ReplyDeletein la la purple no less....
fab
Love this bike- sort of funny but I was in the midst of turning my Planet X into something close- same bars etc- for winter base miles.
ReplyDeleteFC,
ReplyDeleteyou will also get the "benefit" of being a sail and feeling like your always in a headwind.
Clint
I still love you Clint.
ReplyDeleteThis bike is rad as hell. Roadies be damned! I would be tearing through muddy open lots and nasty alleyways with this thing.
ReplyDeleteso sweet nice ride!
ReplyDeleteLogan, if your grandma rides at all, she has my respect.
ReplyDeleteFor my edification, what do you commute on in winter every workday?
Who wants a prima donna bike for commuting? It's going to take a beating and you won't be going fast in bad conditions (weather, traffic) unless you are a dumb-ass.
And some of my friends are dumb-asses, so I write that with love.