Another day of wheel-building (details omitted).
Built the front wheel for Nomu Lab Wheel #5.
Evolite hub 20H CX-RAY outpoke radial lacing
Basically red aluminum nipples,
with black aluminum nipples only on both sides of the valve hole.
Looking at this blog, you might think
"This guy just builds one or two wheels a day—
living the life of leisure"
but I'm not writing about it; the reality is I've got a ton of component assembly work right now,
and honestly I'm barely keeping up with this "another day of wheel-building" routine.
Today I worked on assembling three bikes, but only finished two.
A Fizik handlebar the customer special-ordered came in
with a picture of a cow drawn on it,
but it's got nothing to do with Ursus particularly.
The customer chose the "Bull" based on
evaluation of the handlebar shape, reach, and drop measurements—
not following any spine concept approach.
For more on spine concept (→see here).
I've made slight modifications to the original shop chart at the end of that post.
Built the front wheel for Nomu Lab Wheel #5.
Evolite hub 20H CX-RAY outpoke radial lacing
Basically red aluminum nipples,
with black aluminum nipples only on both sides of the valve hole.
Looking at this blog, you might think
"This guy just builds one or two wheels a day—
living the life of leisure"
but I'm not writing about it; the reality is I've got a ton of component assembly work right now,
and honestly I'm barely keeping up with this "another day of wheel-building" routine.
Today I worked on assembling three bikes, but only finished two.
A Fizik handlebar the customer special-ordered came in
with a picture of a cow drawn on it,
but it's got nothing to do with Ursus particularly.
The customer chose the "Bull" based on
evaluation of the handlebar shape, reach, and drop measurements—
not following any spine concept approach.
For more on spine concept (→see here).
I've made slight modifications to the original shop chart at the end of that post.