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I found someone who gave up on this 54cm NYCBike Track Frame. I trimmed the braze-ons for the rear brake cable and took after it with some gold rattle-can paint. I like the results. The bar is made out of some teak that I had in the shop. I decided that I wanted a little more to hold onto and put some grips on this bar. I like the feel with the more vertical position the track frame offers.
Submitted by Ken Carroll
15 Comments Received
November 6th, 2008 @11:02 pm
Those bars are seriously f**king bonkers. Really unique bike, great job.
November 12th, 2008 @7:26 am
Thanks for the comment. You can purchase a bar at my website: http://www.woodhandlebar.com
-Ken
September 5th, 2009 @6:26 pm
ken sick build…keep up the good work son!!!
September 29th, 2009 @6:04 pm
look at those crazy bars!!! THEMS CRAZY FACE!!!!
September 29th, 2009 @10:40 pm
Interesting bars, how have they been holding up?
October 31st, 2009 @10:37 pm
sick front fork – R Rush nyc? – are those wood bars? Very diff! props!
January 1st, 2010 @8:56 pm
I need the bars completed as a crossbow for the next time a driver crosses my path with out warning thinking I am invisible or standing still or whatever. Thanks nice build.
February 2nd, 2010 @12:30 pm
I’d like it better without the wood handlebar. It’s like an Aston Martin with wood paneling, just out of place.
February 13th, 2010 @7:49 pm
awesome bike! i love the wood handlebar! very different and is absolutely gorgeous. props.
March 3rd, 2010 @3:21 pm
nyc bikes make the perfect frame for street fixies.awesome.wood bars working out?what are they finished with?
April 24th, 2010 @2:12 pm
whoa. definitely unique!
August 27th, 2010 @12:01 pm
Interesting build, I like it. Now just carve you out a wood seat and you’re done. Later.
September 25th, 2010 @12:35 am
I really like the originality of these bars and must admit that I am surprised we haven’t seen more. BIG up! I would have a terror that in a moment of danger they could just snap – especially if your a big boy like me (6’2 200). And that has already happened to me (in London a tech over tightened a shifter screw on a carbon flat-bar when the bike was built – a Cannondale – and as such at a moment of high stress pretty soon thereafter I found myself quickly slammed to the ground holding 1/4 of my handlebar. I have rarely been so angry at a bike shop)
September 25th, 2010 @7:20 am
could never trust CF bars.what’s the stupid light point?even the System aluminum bars I’m using bend enough to make me nervous.Old and mortal I guess.
September 25th, 2010 @7:21 am
this is a great looking ride by the way,enjoy
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