Tall steel CX frame with seat mast

 The 6'7" rider on the team ordered this one for CX and gravel racing. He's been racing a good many years and decided that this formula was the best for his needs.

 This is essentially a CX version of the 'Ultimundo' platform without the internal brake routing.The rider already had post mount brakes so the bike was set up that way.

The fork is a an Enve CX that has been painted to match The frame is surprisingly well under 5 lb. even at this size.

Steel CX frame with some classic elements

 Yes, those are cantilever posts. Yes, that's a 1" steerer on a crowned fork. Yes, that's a level top tube. And, yes- those are down tube shifter bosses. This is not the new formula- it is the classic.

 I found a source that has continued the manufacture of the Pacenti line of fork crowns. I was worried that they were extinct but now there seems to be an endless supply- not something you can say about many frame building materials in the 21st century.

The frame will be going to a place where it rains a bit so there's provisions for fenders. There's also room for some pretty big tires, at least by CX standards. The only newer feature on this frame would be the third set of bottle mounts under the down tube that are so popular now.

Steel 26" MTB for Canada

 This one is a bit of a roots build- 26" wheels, QR rear axle and IS tab for the disc brake.

 This is not the first or last 26" MTB frame of the year- it seems like there's  a bit of a revival going on- not so much for cross country rigs like this but more for dirt jumpers . I built one a couple of months ago and I will be building another one soon.

This frame is built for a 100 MM fork and 2.3" tires, although it looks like the owner will more likely run 2.25's most of the time. This frame was really fun to build and I'm really happy with how it came together. I even got to use some rare single bend Columbus short taper chain stays.

650 MTB for sale

When it rains it pours- here's another bike for sale. This is an aluminum 27.5 non-boost 2016 MTB with an XT build. It has King hubs laced to Mavic 319 rims, Fox F-32 120 mm fork, Ritchey carbon riser bar with a Thomson stem. If you are 5'7" and looking for a nice cross country bike you can get this one for $ 2,650. New it would be over $ 5,000 and it is in near new condition. Contact info for the owner is 831-234-5606 or wayofchampions@gmail.com  and his name is Jerry. He has a fleet of bikes and is looking to downsize a bit. The bike is not at the shop so contact Jerry if you want to check it out.

Steel disc road frame for Di II

 This is becoming a thing- disc brakes on the road. There are advantages besides just the stopping power. The ability to get a little bigger on the tires is a nice plus.

 The hydraulic line for the flat mount rear caliper goes inside the down tube. There's a steel tube that the line fits into so that you don't have to do a major fishing expedition to get the line installed.

The frame will be fitted with an Enve disc/road fork. The idea is to make a bike that will take 30-32 tires but still have a fairly short wheelbase. This frame is probably going to see a bit of dirt in between the time on pavement.

Tracklocross Schnozola for sale

 Yes, you can own the last of the red-hot Schnozolas. This is a fat tire fixed gear- think of the fun you'll have trying not to endo. The frame, fork and stem were built by me- the powdercoat on the frame was done by my partner in crime, Bruce Gordon. Bruce has quit and no longer has a shop so the seven Schnozolas in the world might be it. If you are about 5'10" you might like this unique bike that was built for the handbuilt show about 4 years ago. I'm looking to get $ 1,800. It has some nice stuff on it and it has not been ridden much. You can call me at the shop at 831-429-8010 or email me at paul@rocklobstercycles.com   I'll even put a front brake on it for you if you want.

7005 aluminum 650 Boost MTB

 This one is going to a local rider who is also on the CX team. She is a pretty fearsome downhiller, having won Downieville back in the day. Maybe this bike will mark her return to the Sierras.