Last month, we had the good fortune of checking out the unconventional custom cruiser that Curtis Bikes had built for one of their clients.
As you’ll recall, it featured a 22″ top tube, 14.9-15.3″ chain stays and 10 x 135 mm* dropouts set up to run a Hope hub and Tech 3 disc brake.
*Spacing typically seen on MTBs
It was definitely a tricked out frame.
The blue finish was pretty slick too.
I was looking forward to seeing what it would look like all built up.
Well, as luck would have it…I popped over to the Curtis Bikes Facebook page and found a pic of the owner, Graham Stanley, putting it through its paces at the Manchester indoor track.
Looking speedy!
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