Jesse had the pleasure of going over to Seth Rosko’s workshop recently and brought his camera to snap some photos of the space.
Seth has been making racing frames for over 20 years and has a humble workspace in Brooklyn where he builds mostly bicycle and motorcycle frames. It was an immense pleasure getting to meet him, and see his workshop. Thanks for welcoming me and my camera!
Alex got a new frame and brought it to us to build it up. Check out this slick road bike! Built with full Ultegra, Enve wheels, and 3t cockpit. We’re excited to get to work on Engine 11’s first carbon frame and we’re impressed.
Thanks for dropping by, Alex!
We visited our friends at LQQK Studio to pick up our restock of the Casual Hand design tees and hoodies yesterday. Jesse came by and snapped some shots of their work space. From the small crew, the constantly spinning turntable, and the relaxed vibes, these guys have a great thing going and we’re humbled to be working with them.
Tijon changed out a few components on his track bike, so naturally we shot it. Peep the new high-polish Tijon did himself! Running 47×17, this bike rips through the streets!
We just built up this KHS Aero Turbo. This townie inspired build has an interesting mix of components. Simworks bar/stem combo, campy group with Shimano brake calipers. This bike is available in the shop and on the web store here. This bike will also be available for renting out. Give us a call or stop by the shop for more info!
Wilis just got a Stages power meter and Dura-Ace cranks for his track bike just in time for provincials at the Mattamy Cycling Center velodrome in Milton, Canada. Tijon installed it, so we snapped some shots to show it off. Big shout to Stages for making a quality power meter and getting it here in time!
Here’s the built up gallery!
We recently got this gorgeous pink LOW// pursuit track complete in the shop. Built complete with black campy record cranks, Philwood hubs laced to H+S Archetypes, Thomson stem/post and FSA bars. Not to mention it’s signed by the man himself, Andrew Low!
