A few new shots have recently made their way out of Independent Fabrication HQ I thought I'd share...
First up is an SSR MAX with blue/gray panels beautifully painted. My love runs deep for the SSR having owned one in the past and currently riding an SSR MAX made like this one. The panels turned out beautiful, though I'm still hung up on raw.
Another SSR MAX with an interesting 3/4 paint with well-executed jersey panels incorporating some raw stripes showing through.
A silver Corvid caps things off nicely. Again, I'm personally a fan of raw on this carbon frame, but the silver turned out much better than I would have expected. The new script is all class and I can't help but to assume once built this bike will be stunning.
That's it for now....
Showing posts with label MAX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MAX. Show all posts
Monday, May 21, 2012
New IF Shots
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Independent Fabrication SSR Max
Main details:
Independent Fabrication SSR, Max tubing, internal wire routing
ENVE 2.0 fork, custom IF crown paint
Shimano Ultegra Di2
Rotor 3D Quarq
Chris King R45 to NoTubes Alpha 340 with DT Swiss Aerolite spokes
Thomson Elite and X2
The Max tubing is incredibly limited. As of right now, only 6 tube sets were made available. One set was used for the Abarth-inspired NAHBS show bike, one set is here on this bike.
Ride review coming, but let me spoil it a bit: this thing is fast. What makes it fast? It's stiff, but still rides like steel. That means you can put some power down and it rockets forward but glides over the rough stuff.
Enough for the spoilers.
Better pictures coming soon....
Independent Fabrication SSR, Max tubing, internal wire routing
ENVE 2.0 fork, custom IF crown paint
Shimano Ultegra Di2
Rotor 3D Quarq
Chris King R45 to NoTubes Alpha 340 with DT Swiss Aerolite spokes
Thomson Elite and X2
The Max tubing is incredibly limited. As of right now, only 6 tube sets were made available. One set was used for the Abarth-inspired NAHBS show bike, one set is here on this bike.
Ride review coming, but let me spoil it a bit: this thing is fast. What makes it fast? It's stiff, but still rides like steel. That means you can put some power down and it rockets forward but glides over the rough stuff.
Enough for the spoilers.
Better pictures coming soon....
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