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April 15, 2020 2 min read
A lot of us have a bit more time on our hands that we might like, and sometimes it's not entirely clear how to best use it. Here at AVT, we think that this is an ideal time not only to give your bikes some of the maintenance that might not get done as often as anyone would like (check out our YouTube channel for how-to videos on some of that 😉), but also to finish those long-considered bike projects that just might not get the time they deserve because life gets in the way.
This bike is one of the latter projects that has been slowly coming together over the course of the last year or so.
The bike is built around a frame–a Raleigh One Way–that in itself isn't anything too special, but which had the tire clearances, brake mounts, low-key look, and singlespeed design that Kellan was looking for. Built-up, the bike just looks right, and the black frame with white decals is shows just how good a mix of black and silver parts can look on a bike.
Kellan built this up primarily as a sweet townie, but it might end up doing double duty as a singlespeed cross bike in some local races. Oh the beauty of a singlespeed😉.
The parts breakdown is as follows:
Frame: Raleigh One-Way
Fork: Kona Project 2
Headset: White Industries EC34
Bottom Bracket: White Industries Square Taper
Crankset: White Industries VBC
Chainring: White Industries TSR
Hubs: White Industries track
Cogs: White Industries ENO Freewheel, and White Industries ENO track cog
Rims: DT Swiss R460
Tires: WTB Exposure 36
Brakes: Paul Mini Moto
Brake Levers: Paul Canti
Handlebar: Nitto Bullmoose
Seatpost: Thomson Elite
Saddle: Selle Italia ProLink
Grips: ESI Chunky
Extras: King Cage MUD flask cage (under the saddle)
Have you been working on anything during this slower time? We're always excited to see where the parts we sell end up, so if you ever feel like sending us some photos, we'd love to see them!
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