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Phil’s Bicycle Frame Complete For Real!

Posted by lincolnsmithy on September 28, 2009

Some pics of complete custom bicycle frame and Phil enjoying the hell out of it.

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Phil’s Bicycle Frame – Complete!

Posted by lincolnsmithy on August 2, 2009

Here are some shots of my second bicycle frame for my good pal Phil!  Paint coming soon!

Last cut and file work for the seat binder.

Last cut and file work for the seat binder.

New Cyclos alignment tools made these a snap to align.

New Cyclos alignment tools made these a snap to align.

Complete handmade frame in the Raw!

Complete handmade frame in the Raw!

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Phil’s Frame – Front Triangle Prep Complete

Posted by lincolnsmithy on January 14, 2009

Front triangle preparation is finished!  Seat tube/bottom bracket is complete as well as the down tube and head tube.  Next step, flux up those tubes and finish the rest of the main triangle welds.

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Phil’s Frame Underway!

Posted by lincolnsmithy on November 19, 2008

This is my second frame underway.  It will be similar to the first one except the size.  This one is custom for a friend of mine and is the first custom measured frame for me.

Drawing is complete… Lugs are all cleaned (inside) and tube notching has begun.

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Complete Handmade Bicycle!

Posted by lincolnsmithy on May 28, 2008

Took it on it’s first test ride on the W+OD trail! It rode surprisingly well for my first frame. Also took it into DC today and rode around the city without any problems.
Next on the list is to build another one without lugs. Plan on just doing some fillet brazing. Also want to tackle a fork (sorry for the Tange in the picture;).

Thanks to all my friends and family that supported my efforts!

Special thanks to Plum Grove Cyclery for their expert help, Campy frame tools and necessary build out parts. Could not have done it without them.

Special thanks to Rich Adams and Around Town Bicycles in Wilkes Barre PA. The have been very supportive and Rich was always willing to answer my emails.

I plan on doing a more verbose post about the whole experience soon…. stay tuned.

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