Bikes By Brian

A fresh, complete rebuild of a Seven Cycles classic equipped with Dura Ace 7700 ( 9 speed). A remarkable ride. Takes #1 on my all star list. Seriously. The owner is selling his sub14 carbon road bike and going back to a better feeling ride. Carbon has its place but metal just makes it. I'd do exactly the same.

Faye's bike just got a major upgrade, replacing the Shimano Claris group set for a brand new Ultegra 8000 group set. The bike didn't want to give up the old bottom bracket without a fight. But after few swear words and creative ingenuity, I was able to wrangle the old off and replace it with the new. After a couple other set backs, it was dialed in to perfection. Faye is thrilled. So am I.

Another creative resurrection of an otherwise dead bicycle. This one, courtesy of my friend Albert. We took his first mountain bike (an Ibis) that was destined for the scrap yard and turned it into a very useful and fun single speed. A very clean and perfect build. These fun and innovative projects turn heads and start conversations instantly. Have an old frame that hasn't been used in years? Don't discard. Think outside the box and be creative. The sky's the limit. Fun stuff with a satisfying end product that will provide years of enjoyment. Lets talk about the possibilities.

Just finished turning a freebie Surly Single speed into a very functional Gravel bike. A box of old parts came with the frame. With the help of a new 1x11 Sram Drive train and shifters, I was able to bring this classic back to life with a new twist. Complete rebuild including new bottom bracket and headset. A fun project.

A gorgeous Pinerello coming out of the woodwork for a tune up as is the common story in these crazy times. Everyone who hasn't ridden in years is getting back onto it. You should too.

A fresh, complete rebuild of a Seven Cycles classic equipped with Dura Ace 7700 ( 9 speed). A remarkable ride. Takes #1 on my all star list. Seriously. The owner is selling his sub14 carbon road bike and going back to a better feeling ride. Carbon has its place but metal just makes it. I'd do exactly the same.

Faye's bike just got a major upgrade, replacing the Shimano Claris group set for a brand new Ultegra 8000 group set. The bike didn't want to give up the old bottom bracket without a fight. But after few swear words and creative ingenuity, I was able to wrangle the old off and replace it with the new. After a couple other set backs, it was dialed in to perfection. Faye is thrilled. So am I.

Another creative resurrection of an otherwise dead bicycle. This one, courtesy of my friend Albert. We took his first mountain bike (an Ibis) that was destined for the scrap yard and turned it into a very useful and fun single speed. A very clean and perfect build. These fun and innovative projects turn heads and start conversations instantly. Have an old frame that hasn't been used in years? Don't discard. Think outside the box and be creative. The sky's the limit. Fun stuff with a satisfying end product that will provide years of enjoyment. Lets talk about the possibilities.

Just finished turning a freebie Surly Single speed into a very functional Gravel bike. A box of old parts came with the frame. With the help of a new 1x11 Sram Drive train and shifters, I was able to bring this classic back to life with a new twist. Complete rebuild including new bottom bracket and headset. A fun project.

A gorgeous Pinerello coming out of the woodwork for a tune up as is the common story in these crazy times. Everyone who hasn't ridden in years is getting back onto it. You should too.