Showing posts with label Edge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edge. Show all posts

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Just a fun Sunday evening with some friends at Shama Cycles

Look for this Crono build coming soon.
A closer shot...notice the Pink frame on the floor...look small? It is for a woman under 5ft.
A Geneo I sold in my previous life before Shama Cycles. Less than a year old and we think its time for an update... You think its nice now...just wait till you see what we got planned...
(All that I could fit in my camera phone...All Gurus, Zipp, Fulcrum, or Edge wheels. The heaviest bike here...17.3lbs)

So far everyday has been a fun day and I am totally spoiled with being surrounded by just fine bikes all the time. Machines that 4 years ago I was only dreaming about seeing on the road, let alone owning, working on, and selling. I have not forgotten where I have come from and how I got here. That is why sometimes I look around me and just say "wow" and I get all excited like that first time I saw the dream bike section of a magazine or looked at the Tour Edition where they show the bike for each team.
Tonight we had a road race team meeting and I had some bikes here and put them out to show off the latest and to talk upgrades for everyone that is looking at upgrading. Plus it was an excuse to eat and drink with some friends. First year just opening I have 18 men and women flying the colors at Texas road races this season and the best part is I am friends with each of them so its easy to support and sponsor them all cause I would want to anyway. I love it!
So at the end after some empty pizza boxes and a trash can full of empty glass bottles (Helen and Aimee are "trailer" and took their wine back home) I had to take a shot of some of the rigs. Man I can't wait to get the rest of the bikes in for the Grand Opening party. More on that in February. ;-)

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Euan MacKay's Crono...build so far...




Ok, so here is the Guru Crono with Diamond Black accents with a Pearl White base.
So we weighed everything piece by piece and its amazing!
HED Black Dog aero bars. Zipp Vuma Quad Cranks. Tiso front and rear Ds, Edge rims, Tune hubs, Prologo saddle, Nokon cables. KCNC brakes, Sram 900 Carbon Shifters. Ritchey WCS carbon Matrix stem. More to come, gotta get back to work on this thing...Euan is itchin to ride!

Saturday, December 27, 2008

A chick's bike...more to come.


Ok, this bike belongs to a good friend. She competes in triathlons and loves to get out and ride on the weekends. We have slowly tricked out her Guru Venio and for Christmas she got these Edge wheels. WOW! More to come on this build...I just had to shoot a pic and post now.

Thursday, December 25, 2008

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL


This is a set of custom wheels that I had laced up for a lucky girl who got them as a Christmas gift from her bf that just got in a set for himself a week ago. So for a solid week my friend and talked up these wheels and how amazing they are and how great they would be on her Guru as well and how much lighter they would make it over the wheels she has. Just constant rubbing in how great these things are. Today, Christmas day, she got her gift and was floored...and immediately went out on a ride with her bf (who just got some MAJOR points) and was amazed. More to come on that ride and her future ones.

The first set we got in went to a customer/friend who got them for his new Guru Crono that is coming in in the next couple days. So basically he has been riding them everyday since he got them. This is an Edge 68 Clincher rim, DT Swiss Aerolite Spokes, Tune Hubs, Edge Rim Strips, Michelin Latex tubes, Schwable Ultremo tires, Tiso cassette. The raw wheelset, with out tubes and tires, weighs in at 1470grams. For a deep dish clincher that is pretty amazing.
This is the rear wheel, Tiso 12-25 cassette (112 grams) this is a 24 hole hub, 16 on the drive side in a cross pattern and 8 radial laced on the non drive side. The incredibly high spoke tension allowed on these wheels due to the spoke holes being molded in (all other carbon rims have the holes drilled out) matched with the unique ratchet sound of the Tune hub makes for a VERY distinct sound when coasting on these...the hollow carbon rim just echos everything beautifully and every shift makes a commanding "tang" that says watch out.

This is the front wheel, 20 hole hub radial laced. Smooth as butter with a nice little hum as is slips down the road...as it passes you effortlessly.