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Built this bike as a beater to bar hop on or run to the store to get something. I didn’t want to have to chain my roadbike to something or wear clipless shoes if I just wanna head to the bar….anyway, so I build this.
Quick Rundown:
Iro Mark V Pro Frame
Sram S300 Crankset
Vuelta Zero Lite Wheels
Race Face Deus Stem
San Marco Ponza Tape
Zaffiro Tyres
Easton EA70 Bars
Pedals w/ clips and straps bought today, will install tomorrow
Submitted by Laurence
10 Comments Received
June 21st, 2011 @4:18 pm
Strapless… I love it when they are easy
June 21st, 2011 @4:20 pm
Very nice, but you need cages!!
June 22nd, 2011 @1:20 am
Can u remove the rim stickers?
June 22nd, 2011 @6:21 am
now this would be perfect candidate for coaster. no fuss bar cruiser-ever try to catch a strap after uploading a few? yes I know ladies,thou shalt not ride loaded but it does happen don’t it?
June 22nd, 2011 @8:27 am
The Mark V Pro and the Angus are a hell of a bargain for some Reynolds 631. Looks good with white on white iro labels too. Agree w/ Butterz…minus the rim stickers if possible.
June 22nd, 2011 @9:43 am
Black spokes would show good, without rim sticker distraction.
June 22nd, 2011 @5:19 pm
I like it even with the stickers. Stem and chain ruin it for me. Black chain and level stem would be my suggestion.
June 22nd, 2011 @9:24 pm
Flip the stem and your good
June 24th, 2011 @7:20 am
I love it when people say “flip the stem” as though stem angle has more to do with looks than comfort.
June 24th, 2011 @11:13 am
If this is a beater, mine is a double beater. Looks very elegant, handsome colors.
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