The gold track bike
The first frame out of the garage on Tannery Row. Dented head tube from a crash in 2011 that we declined to straighten; the owner asked us to leave the story in the metal.
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Every frame we build is photographed and logged before it leaves. Six of the thousand, chosen by the shop, are on open display here.
The first frame out of the garage on Tannery Row. Dented head tube from a crash in 2011 that we declined to straighten; the owner asked us to leave the story in the metal.
Built for a rider who has now owned it eleven years and counting. Repainted once, in the same colour, because the sun did its work honestly.
A Strada Lunga built for the fiftieth rider to complete the Millrace Hundred. Painted orchard gold with a hand-lettered seat tube.
One lug in this frame came from a scrapped 1952 frame donated to the shop. We polished it and left the old stamp visible under the head badge.
Commissioned by a rider who wanted every tube length to end in seven. The geometry sheet took longer than the frame.
A Strada Lunga in the exact red of our first poster. It left in August with a brass plate under the bottom bracket and a standing invitation to visit.
Send us the number under the bottom bracket and we will tell you what we know from the ledger: build date, paint code, the fitting sheet if the original rider released it. (On this demo site, that form is decorative.)
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