Seinfeld Double Reference
Month: January 2012
HOT DAMN!
I’ve been following Alex Wetmore’s blog for a while now. He seems to be quite the skilled framebuilder, and that is clear in his newest post. The “adventure touring bike” is a filet brazed frame with S&S couplers and a killer fork crown.
More images can be seen on his blog and his smugmug. This post is deep into the Want category.
#occupygarage
I just got to my parents house last night and found out my dad is building a shanty town in his garage. I’m not sure if he plans on living in there, but at least it’s well ventilated.
Care & Space Museum
Ash and I stopped into NY for a brief moment and got to see our friend Virginia and got to eat at Le Barricou. I recommend the risotto.
Air & Space Museum pt. 2
SkyLab understands the importance of proper calibration.
I need a pair of these.
Air & Space Museum
$42.50? Good deal.
Bike Ride
I went for a bike ride and bumped into this guy.
Butter, Sage, Salt & Pepper
This ended up coating the sweet potato ravioli that Ashlinn and I made for dinner with my parents. Those were hard to photograph because they were gone very quickly!
Winter Cleaning
I tore apart the drivetrain of my Trek 520 yesterday to clean it. Once it was back together it was looking rather photogenic.
Valve stems at 6 o’clock, cranks at 3 o’clock, biggest chainring, disregard the jack stand.
I believe this is the first time I’ve showed off my new (old) headlight. I’ve had the dynamo hub since last June. I built up a wheel with it, but never bought a light. I had the shell of this old light and decided to replace the old guts with a new socket and wiring. It has worked incredibly well so far, but I’m looking to find a more aesthetically pleasing mount.
My sister got me a Thermos for Christmas. A couple days after Christmas I had to leave for a photoshoot at 5am. To prepare for it, I bought coffee at 3pm the previous day. It was still at tongue burning temperatures when I woke up.
One day, that adapter is going to come in very handy. Also, this rear light needs a cleaner mount as well….Hrmmmmm….
Perhaps It’s Time for Frivolous Indulgences
This right here is a $295 spoke tensiometer. This $295 device is the most accurate way to make sure your bicycle wheel is built with even tension throughout all of the spokes. It’s only $295. You can buy me one here. It comes with a spare battery.
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