No22 Little Wing

Posted Jul 7, 2019, 10:35 PM UTC

Posted Jul 7, 2019, 10:35 PM UTC
Yes, my valve stems are too short. My pump still works so I'm making it work for now.
The alternate road setup will use a shorter/taller stem and wider bars, and will include TRP RRL Carbon hoods/levers. The pictured configuration is for track racing.
Photo by Roman
Do you have weight measurements for both? This is gorg
The bike is 15.6lb / 7.1kg as pictured. Road mode will be slightly more with the addition of the front brake and levers, but I probably won't be getting around to putting that together until the fall.
17.1kg ?!? You sure you weighted it right ?
Oops, bonus 1! Fixed.
Are you set up tubeless? At what pressure?
Yes - 105-110 PSI.
Crikey.
Is this on the Charles River Greenway in Allston, MA?
Keen eye!
Yeah haha, recognized the dock and the width of the river/bridge looked like the Charles!
I have a Drifter in the same color, I love it! Enjoy the bike, itβs beautiful!
How is this bike standing? Whatβs your magic?
There's a hand supporting the front wheel that I photoshopped out - you can still see it in the bike's shadow :P
no22 bikes have to be my dream bike. I live in nyc and whenever I see these on special occasions in traffic I drool.
Beautiful
Such a sick bike
Damn. That color scheme, and the flawless cockpit setup is awesome. I use that same stem on my road bike, if nothing else because I love how it is parallel with the ground. I also thought I was the only one with a 13cm stem
bike done right
Perfect bar tape choice
Literally my dream bike....too expensive for me rn π
stunning ππ
part of me just wishes i spent all my budget on one of these framesets rather than building the sprint track, and just admired it until i sold an organ to buy components.
Yeah, this is the good stuff.
Sexy bike m8. Congrats on the build!
Killer build man. I've been saving up for a pair of carbon wheels and was looking at Boyd rims. How do they ride?
I'm happy with them, though I've only ridden on them a couple of days under nice conditions. They seem very rugged - I banged them around on some bad pavement to help seat the spokes and they behaved just fine. I haven't exercised the braking surface yet, though I intend to eventually. The wheels came with a set of carbon-friendly brake pads which was a nice touch. This was the first wheelset I've built so I was looking for rims that were sparing with the gimmicks and something comfortably middle of the range. I interacted with their support a little bit and they were nice people. I did have an extremely difficult time mounting these tires, not sure what that was about.
Such a lovely frame!
Jamminy Chrassmus...
What a sick bike dude
yup this is it
Your statement is correct I can't stop drooling when looking at this bike.
when you are shopping for a bike and the one bike that instantly convince you.
then you realize it's $3000 and drop the idea
or worse...don't drop the idea :(