Sean's Unknown Bike Co. V2 26"

So my V2 frame came last night and I got it all built up and it feels AMAZING… Spins definitely feel a lot better with the shorter rear end and over all the bike fits me much better…. My 14mm hub is sitting on my desk waiting for my new rim to show up so I can get it built (I’ll post photos of it when its all together) but for now here is a run down of the bike…
Frame: Unknown V2 26″
Fork: Unknown prototype 420 a2c
HS: Odyssey internal
Stem: Animal top load (og version)
Bars: S&M 5″ Cruiser
Grips: Animal Ed/Odyssey Par-ends
Seat: Animal strip
Post: DMR lockjaw
Cranks: Unknown 165mm
Sprocket: Tree 28t spline
Pedals: Animal PC
Straps: Phoenix V1
Chain: Odyssey
Rear Wheel: AC hub/MTX33/MKE 12t cog & lock ring (will be an Unknown 14mm once my new wheel is built)
Front Wheel: Odyssey Vendero2/MTX33
Tires: Geax Tattoo Light 2.3
Pegs: Cult
http://www.unknownbikes.com/blog/?p=527

Testing out the new LDG Kaos frame

Here are some shots of LDG team riders, Brad Parker and Jakob Santos, testing out the strength of our new Kaos freestyle frameset, due to be released soon.check them out!

Breakbrake 17: Charmer Production Builds

 If there's one thing I love in this world, it's a big-wheeled bike. 700c with big-ass tires makes my mouth water and the new Breakbrake 17 Charmers are looking mighty fine. Of course, I'd never roll anything bigger than a 50c because anything larger would be a pain in the ass to pedal but these two production photos make the bikes look baller as hell!
Check out more photos at the Breakbrake 17 blog and Flickr.

Unknown Bike Co: New Updates

Here's some more news from the previously-mentioned Unknown. The team riders have been working over their V2 frames. Here's Korea team rider Hyun Ho's build. You can still pre-order one of these here at the Unknown site.
Check out more updates below.
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Volume Bikes: White Thrasher Complete

Remember the black and gold Thrasher completes that Volume posted a few days ago? Well, here's the angel to that devil: the white Thrasher complete. Digging the red, so glad you guys didn't go all white!

VOLUME BIKE; Thrasher Completes

One of the most frequent asked questions is, when are we gonna do a fixed complete. We’ll… now!  We’ve been working on our Thrasher complete for awhile and it’s getting closer to coming out.  Our release date is March.  Our goal was to keep it high-end yet still be affordable. Get your prebooks in at your LBS asap.  Click read more for full specs and more pics.
Colors: Flat Black w/Anodized Gold & Peal White w/Anodized Red
Specs:
Frame: Thrasher V1
Fork: Thrasher
Handlebar: 65mm riser bar
Stem: alloy front load
Headset: Resist Integrated
Grips: Demolition Missile
Seat: Resist pivotal
Seatpost: Pivotal
Cranks: 3pc tubular chromoly.
Sprocket: Alloy 33t
BB: Resist midBB
Pedals: Demolition PC pedal
Hubs: Sealed 3/8′s alloy hubs. flip/flop rear
Rims: H + Son EERO
Tires: Resist Nomad 45c
Price: Please check with your LBS

All-City: Def Wish

This is my small All-City Defwish proto
Fork is BB17
stem, sprocket, and hubs are All-City
BlckMrkt bars
profile cranks 165mm
holdfast
54c continental in the front and 47c michelin in the back
This is easily the best setup I’ve been on and its nice to have a bike that cant really get much better (for me). Higher bb, longer toptube, beefier tubing, no crimping on the chainstays and you can still fit a 2.1 with room to spare. For all the info on the Defwish head on over to All-City.

Alpha Lab

 

Alpha lab 26" Fixed from Bandung, Indonesia

Traitor Cycles: 668 Prototype Project

Made from Columbus Zona Tubing and features custom stainless dropouts, spanish BB, integrated campy style headset, and full custom fork.
http://www.traitorcycles.com

Volume Bikes: The Ambiguous 26" Vandal

Ambiguity is Volume's friend in this case. The Vandal is their new 26" frameset. While they're not tagging it a fixed freestyle frame and they're not saying it's a dirt jumper, they are implying that it can be used for either. Which is why I think the 26" fixed movement is in a slightly ambiguous position at the moment. Why not just run it freewheel and fixed? I'd be down to see an edit with this bike hitting some dirt and doing some fakie lines. Until people start really pushing the 26" fixed thing to new levels, I will continue to say that 700c is more my preference.

Cinelli x Woof x Arfx

Speaking of artists and bikes, this Cinelli Mash track bike was recently customized by Woof and Arfx. Pretty solid. Check out more info at Cyclonesia and Pancalen Cycles!

GR Lurker 2011

The features are:
-Full Chromoly Frame
-Fixed or Freewheel Rear Hub
-Integrated Seat Clamp
-Integrated Headtube
-European Bottom Bracket
-Gran Royale Saddle w/ Alloy Seatpost
-Caliper Brakes Included
-Integrated Seat Post Clamp
-Precision Sealed Bearing, High Flange Hubs Front and Rear
-Tubular Fork Allows Clearance for Barspins