This is a race-day bike made from the lightest stuff in the shop. I hope it lasts long and gets used in all that mud up there in Eugene and Portland.
There's a couple of things on this frame that might help it hold up to the beating that is cyclocross racing. # 1, the seat stays are really stout, pertty much straight-guage 7005.# 2, the new chainstay gussett will help prevent a crack at one of the more highly stressed points in the frame.
Friday, October 14, 2011
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More Lobsters for Oregon, Right On!!! Who ever this is for I will be cheering for you. Keep an eye out for mine and other's too! :)
Cheers!
Adam
www.retroshift.com
it is for Alan T. Ott. He rides on our team and I have known him for about 30 years.You'll see him in the Bay 101/HRS/Rock Lobster kit.
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