Not a nice frame and some bling parts, frames that you have had a hand in designing. Oh and some of the rationale for the design would be good too. Am thinking of getting a custom frame built next year for my 30th. (was going to get one for my 21st but didn't)
Have seen a nice wolfhound over on ride monkey but what have you got?
And yes sheldon this can be an excuse to post the towel rail spork. 
There you go...
Stu just won this thread.
Stu... do you keep the frame in the garden to keep the grass down?
:o)
I'm not sure I have any pics from from when my Solitude was being built, in fact I'm not entirely sure where the pics of it built are either... ho hum.
funkynick.
That's James the builders garden. 
He's probably got a herd of them then... :oD
'Tis a very nice frame though...
My solitude, now 3 and a half years old, 4th build version...
i loves it 
But but but... it's got gears! ;o)
those shitting dog frames always look crap when built up.
How about this?
Started off with a drawing...
Then making all the bits hold together:
Did it all myself guv!
Fillet brazed steel singlespeed - based around a current frame, but with a few tweeks to the angles to suit me.
Just sorting it out for painting at the moment, also finalising the BB assembly.
have jsut seen drJons vertigo fruther up and it looks very nice. That is a nice black sheep.
This
is real nice from ride monkey. I particularly like the 20mm bolt through rigid forks.
don't know who's it is but its got me thinking....
lovely bike singlespeedstu! How long did you have to wait?
Mine's still in the drawing stage. Version three now. Should be delivered in July.
Very involved consultation process with Rob. Ace bike. 6 years on and still love it.
Nicknoxx - is it a 29er?
Who is building it, looks nice, and is it designed for a rohloff?
Yes, it's a 29er and Yes it's for a Rohloff. Being made by Lynskey. Forks from Waltworks but not unicrown as in the drawing.
It's my 50th birthday present
first build posted looks the sex.
Something a little different sir?
MrSmith - Memberthose shitting dog frames always look crap when built up.
You're right Nomads do look crap. Not quite sure what that's got to do with this thread though.
nunuboogie - Memberlovely bike singlespeedstu! How long did you have to wait?
I was told six weeks when I ordered it.
It took quite a bit longer than that to arrive though.
Then he had to build me another one with the measurements I'd originaly asked for. 
All worked out in the end though.
oooh i want one 
Very expensive??? - anyone want to buy a kidney?
Interesting nic there ianpinder - thats a hell of a long tt for such a short st. Looks ace, but are you going to get full leg extension?
Sorry Dan I'm not an attentionwore so not going to post a picture of my ego chariot! You know what its like as you've ridden it!
it's just one those in mango isn't it Ayatollah?
Ayatollahofniche - MemberSorry Dan I'm not an attentionwore
You might not be an attentionwore but you are an attentionwhore.
I'm 6ft 3 and have an inside leg of 33inches so it should be a ok.
nunuboogie, you were camped next to Stus egochariot all weekend
Taz yeah that the one
Digging the wolfhound
I had this custom built for my 40th, i've wanted one since my teens 
custom lynskey
Actually ayatollah, i don't recall having ridden your ego chariot. I had a go of a gryphon that you were mincing about on had borrowed which was actually pretty nice. Are you bring the ego chariots up north later this year? maybe will have to have a comaprative ride.
And to be fair, it is also a little out of my price bracket currently.
That rourke and t'lynskey are very nice
t'lynskey - yorkshire, through and through*
* May haev been drinking quite alot.
Full 853 Curtis, worth every single penny, means so much to me because Mrs C paid for it for me
Ayatollahofniche, yes I did notice it, gleaming at me! Shame it's too big for my short ass.
Messiah, that looks nice. You got a better pic?
...clearly singlespeedstu's got this one in the bag
Designed by me and then built in titanium by some nice men direct from China - circa £550, four weeks from start to finish:
You can read more over at Spanner Bikes
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