




Frame: Co-Motion 7005 aluminum, “Leger” configuration, Beige paint
Fork: Alpga Q CS25
Parts: SRAM Red
Rims: Ambrosio Nemesis
Tyres: Vittoria Pave 27mm
Shimano: DA hubs, long reach calipers
Honjo: 35mm fenders, bottle cages
Leather: Toshi bar wrap, Aliante saddle
Post: Eriksen titanium
Stem and bars: Thomson X2 and Ritchey WCS
Kid: Simon
Comments
yes mike, you need the wheels. i'm sure they rock but i haven't actually, ahem, tried them yet. but i will
the fender took some hard thought but the solution is pretty simple and elegant, if i say so myself. the dome of power is cool, too.
yash - no, it isn't perfect any more. it has a small chip on the fork. otherwise it's tres swell.
curndawg - just like anthony. minus the good looks, heroin, and waitresses - mostly. i cook real good, though...