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Do ya know what this is?

Yeah for sure, just don't really like the look of them.

Not really found anything I really fancy other than the log lady, oh and various custom jobs...

Yeah it's def going to be 650b/27.5.

Ive been looking for a 27.5 disc rigid mtb for the last fee months but keep coming up short (would love to find an All City Log Lady).

If this is single speed compatible it could tick the box.

Came here to post this...

Looks rad af

Very beautiful.

I love that fork

I only had 3.4mm stainless rod, which is fine but I don't think it's rigid enough and offers too much flex. I'm going to order some 4mm rod and hope that it offerrs up better and provides more strength.

The seatpost clamp is also pretty rough, I need a find a better way of cutting strips of sheet metal. An angle grinder is a little too chaotic.

Also pretty happy with the little jig I made to create the spring, didn't get any photos but I will tomorrow.

A very unrefined but functioning old school dropper post!

I want to see a picture of you riding this.....

Stay a little longer, brother!

Were all anticipating a disc wombat!

That's a mk1 big bro, no?

Wouldn't you just start at an opposite end to the tack? So then by the time tmits affected by the heat, there is already some brazed tube to hold everything in place?

Really a true bargain for that frameset.

Great deal for a new commuter bike

Perfect commuter.

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Yeah that's true, good memory!

Looking forward to seeing it.

I did see! Basically a wombat isn't it.

Could be pretty rad tbf, the world needs more klunkers

Edit: wouldn't it be a disc Mr wooden?

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Took some detailed shots of the #marin1x1 the start of the year when it was in basket mode.

Removed

I have the same frame (stigmata) and can confirm the welds are chunky and will most likely get in the way.

The frame I use the WI eno hub on is a Marin palisade trail with the lovely cast dropouts. Very smooth face to work with.

Also, rad bike.

@zewski_net

I've not had any problems with it slipping during riding and I've smashed it around trail for near 2 years.

Though sometimes when I need to tension it in a bike stand it can slip, so some finesse is required and make sure you do it up tight enough!

All bikes are based in Kenilworth, Warwickshire.

Wow. What a bargain for someone.