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the nicest Raleigh Rush Hour ever!

By Ra0lduke on 05/15/2009. Bike tags: Fixed gear | 2007 | 57cm | Chris King | cr-mo | more tags >>
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Raleigh Rush Hour 2007

Nitto risers with an Atom Labs Air Corp stem

stock fork with a Chris King

DT Swiss 1.2 laced to high flanged Phil Wood/ Trispoke (early HED) 650c tubular

DT Swiss 1.2 laced to high flanged fixed/ fixed Phil Wood/ HED3

Sugino 75 cranks with a Sugino Zen Racing ring and a Campy BB

Brooks Swift Ti rail on a FC carbon setback

MKS Sylvan and Izumi track chain

Phil Wood 46 - 17/19

a long time in the makin..
the parts have kind of surpassed the quality of the frameset but im going to ride it till it snaps or i get a good deal on something sweet.
the front wheel is coated with phosphorescent blue paint so it glows in the dark after a UV charge. both wheels built up at Mobius Cycle Seattle WA.





People who friended this bike ddiamondd, cuckoosnest, CONDENADO
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trispoke

Submitted by cuckoosnest on 05/16/2009.

no chance in wanting to get rid of it anytime soon?

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idk i dont ride it to much

Submitted by Ra0lduke on 05/18/2009.

idk i dont ride it to much anymore, this bikes geometry allows for 700c wheels to barspin.

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Trispoke brand trispokes are

Submitted by mr_blonde373 on 05/15/2009.

Trispoke brand trispokes are not early HEDs. They are made by different companies and are different models and designs. Trispokes are also composite and HEDs are carbon fiber.

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site your source sucka

Submitted by Ra0lduke on 05/18/2009.

you state the obvious with the note about different profiles (trispokes are often mistaken for spin trispokes) and materials, trispokes were painted because there wasnt a CFRP layup where as a HED3 had dupont CFRP.

as for the company, where did you find info about who makes the trispoke?

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nice.

Submitted by ddiamondd on 05/15/2009.

I've got one too.
http://velospace.org/node/17034
Trust me, yours won't ever break. I've been hit so many times and it still rides like new.

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