Showing posts with label SE Bikes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SE Bikes. Show all posts

Friday, December 9, 2011

Larry Edgar 6th Street Session

I found this video of Larry Edgar riding the 6th Street skatepark at the SE Bikes blog.
Check it our for some smooth park riding!

Friday, October 28, 2011

You Own a Car, Not the Road

I want that shirt!
Found it on the SE Bikes fixed blog.

SE Bikes - Quad Fix Frameset

If only looks would matter, I'd buy this frame instantly!
It looks amazing!
But "does it work?" is the big question...
All the features SE Bikes is talking about do sound nice though:
  • Fully Heat Treated Post Welding Quadangle Frame Design, Mid BB, Ovalized & Tapered Chain & Seat Stays, Sealed Integrated Headset, 5mm Thick Dropouts
  • Integrated Seat Clamp
  • 14mm Frame Dropouts with 3/8” Adapters
  • Cutout Seat Tube for Large Tire Clearance
  • Externally Machined 73mm Wide Mid Bottom Bracket
  • Externally Machined Campy Compatible Integrated Headset
  • Includes Heat Treated & Butted Aftermarket Cr-Mo Landing Gear Forks & Tange Sealed Integrated Headset
  • Sizes: S (47cm), M (51cm), L (56cm)
  • 6.7 lbs Frame (51cm)
More welding point could mean more breaking points. I don't know yet...

SE Bikes at Woodward West

I found this really nice picture of one of the SE Bikes fixed team members riding at Woodward West at RECFAIL.
I like!

Thursday, September 8, 2011

SE Bikes 26" Prototype III

DJ Mull is the mastermind behind the SE Bikes 26" prototype. So it's no wonder we're gonna see pics of him shredding his one.

Found on RECFAIL.

SE Bikes 26" Prototype II

After Josh Boothby, Gus Molina is riding a SE 26" prototype too.
And I must say, I like the looks of Gus' build better...

Found on RECFAIL.

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

SE Bikes 26" Prototype

Found this pic at Wheel Talk.
Bikes like this don't make the choice of staying on 700Cs or going to 26" much easier...

This is what Wheel Talk had to say about it:
As I’m sitting @ The Island waiting for Josh Boothby, I see him roll up on his new steed fitted w/ a pair of 26″ wheels to match. He’ll be testing out SE‘s new 26″ FGFS Proto for the next 6 months. When I asked him if the switch to 26″ was permanent he denied it entirely, saying he has plans on going back to 700′s. Personally I couldn’t imagine going back, why make life harder. From what little I was told about the bike, it has no bottom bracket drop & is going to be released as a 1 size fits all. No word on when this thing is coming out, but I thought I’d give you a sneak peek to get everyone’s reaction.