No longer too fast for paint
The finished product is coming together. The Groovy frame has a sweet paint job, I will almost feel bad getting it dirty. Speaking of dirt...I haven't seen any of that in a week. Nothing but torrential downpours here in Ohio. It will take a solid week of sun to have decent trails again, hopefully next weekend's race will be dryer this time. Have I mentioned before that I hate Ohio?



This is a trick setup for the rear brake. It should distribute the braking forces between both stays and makes it easy to pull the wheel straight back for removal.
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thought you were done with shimano brakes given their dismal cold weather performance/destruction below 32f?
Yeah, well that's what I got for now. I love them otherwise. I may try some of Magura's fluid in them next time I bleed them.
By the way, my brother is moving to Vermont in the not so distant future, so I can come do a Vermont cheese ride with you.
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