I took a class at the Yamaguchi Frame School last April, and here is the final result.
Frame:
True Temper tubing, road stage geometry
Fork/Headset:
Custom fork, Chris King Nothreadset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
SRAM Red Compact Crankset and SRAM Red BB
Pedals:
Ultegra
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
SRAM Red 10 sp 11-28 with 50/34 crankset, SRAM chain
Derailleurs/Shifters:
SRAM REd 2013
Saddle/Seatpost:
Fizik Vesta with Thompson Zero Setback
Brakes:
SRAM Red 2013
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Easton EC70-SL with Continental Grand Prix 4000s
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Easton EC70-SL with Continental Grand Prix 4000s
Added by Psy. Last updated about 11 years ago.
8 Comments
how does it ride is the question
Posted about 11 years ago
It's absolutely perfect. Climbs like nothing else, is nimble, light, and could not be a better fit.
Posted about 11 years ago
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mnmash says:
Very nice work! absolutely beautiful. Been seriously considering sending in a deposit for his class. Am I seeing it correctly, lugged HT, brazed everything else?
Posted almost 6 years ago
Psy says:
Definitely, definitely take the class! I saved up for years to do it, and it was life changing. I want to go back for the advanced course!
And you are seeing that correctly. Koichi wanted us to learn both lugged and fillet brazed construction, so that's why I have both on there. It's a bit different, but it makes it unique, and I am so glad that I learned to do both, as I've now built fully lugged and fillet brazed frames!
Posted almost 6 years ago
mnmash says:
Thanks for the info! I was contemplating that exact thing for those exact reasons. Glad to hear that you kept building.
Posted almost 6 years ago