About as high as I can get on the silver 26", at least while its super hot/humid. I'll try the orange 24" to see if I can get more pop.

31.8mm bars, anthills' lizards, designing weird machines and fixing old ass bikes

The 3" bars took some time, but I've been wanting to do them this way for a few years. Kind of a 5-piece bar

Emmet's ridiculous bars...

Indexing machine that I got to design at the main job.

Look at all those blue jeans... I don't even own a pair of jeans. HA!

I've always hated half brakeless. Just pick one ya idiot.

The neighbor's bike: I shortened that stem by a good 3" (77m) and welded the cap parts. It used to have a big stupid plastic part that disappeared somewhere along the way.

 All the bars and this frame will have to wait until the weekend for the relatively drier weather (still 60% at the lowest).

Still needs a clear coat over this thin, tinted clear

 Thanks to Sixo's family for keeping his trails going and putting on a memorial jam.

 I'm getting questions about what I've got in stock. The top are 3.75"s, the second two raw bars are 4.2", the purple are 3.9" and the black branch bars are 5"

 Mark ovalized the thin, press-in headset-headtube on his RRacing frame. So we welded in some steel integrated cups and a gusset or two are going on tomorrow.

Scored a new old stock 729 36 hole rim on ebay. So happy because they don't come in grey anymore, and my old rim cracked at the valve hole. 

I don't know why, but I just realized this fork was supposed to be used with a BOX brand axle_ plus a MTB hub (not a BOX hub, which is 10mm narrower).  So this fork will probably be for sale soon.

4.2", 4", 3.75" and 3.25"

I need some daytime pics in sun light, as the copper color looks straw gold in photos under shop lighting.