Eriksen #64 SS

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bought the frame here, so i thought i should share the build, even though it's still not finalized...

Frame: Eriksen #64 (2006)
Bushnell EBB

Fork: On-One
Headset: Chris King
Stem: Thomson
Handlebar: Ritchey WCS
Grips: WTB
Brakes: Magura Marta
Crankset & chainring: Middleburn
Chain: Wipperman
Pedals: Ritchey Paradigm
Hubs: Hope Pro II SS
Rims: Salsa Delgado Race
Tyres: Conti Speed King Supersonic
Saddle: Italia SLr Gel flow
Seatpost: Thomson
Seatpost Binder: Salsa

as per the updates, i will swap the tires for a set of conti Race King's for the summer
-i still have to decide between a Ti or a carbon seatpost
-i was considering a Use Atom handlebar
-and a Charge Knife saddle

opinions?
 

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i think its the EBB thats making the box looking really low - because you have tightened the chain "down" .
I was just first thing assuming that the forks was too short
 
SpearedHot":3hi18p3i said:
Any ride report? :D

it's a joy to ride! :)
so far i've been using it for short, intense rides and it shined.

front triangle is stiff! thanks to beefy down tube
rear triangle is compliant
i climbed hills i didn't think possible in 36 X 18

too bad i'm not enough in shape yet (i'v had little health issues)
 
Re: Eriksen SS

Looks very nice :cool:

xced":36zf9k1u said:
as per the updates, i will swap the tires for a set of conti Race King's for the summer
-i still have to decide between a Ti or a carbon seatpost
-i was considering a Use Atom handlebar
-and a Charge Knife saddle

opinions?

I don't think theres a lot wrong with the current bar and seatpost but I think a carbon seatpost would look cool with the forks and balance the overall look of the bike
 

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