Vanilla Limited - as classy as they come....

[pdonk]

Originally Posted by Imaking20

What size SV? I may be able to help

58 ish with a 79 seat height.

For me it would need to be an all or none gambit and done before tomorrow when it goes live.

My guess is that pricing will hit high teens in usd.

[dan_hudson]

Originally Posted by pdmtong

Is Sacha on the torch for the 44? If so that would mean at least 12 months wait for some, since Vanilla output was typically 40-50 units a year (albeit all custom incarnations of whatever genre the buyer was looking for)

I asked about this and was told "no". Mr White clearly will participate but fab of these bikes is the work of the whole Workshop like other current Speedvagen offerings. I do understand they have a newer in-house frame builder.

All the details including price should be released today.

[buddybikes]

What impressive marketing. 800K of business to "insiders" never need to reach the general public.

Like to estimate how many total miles these 44 bikes will have over the next 10 years.

[Lionel]

Way too much form over function. Never got the drift myself on all of this.

[jpw]

Originally Posted by Lionel

Way too much form over function. Never got the drift myself on all of this.

This. No innovation here. Almost like a band aid to hide that truth.

[Velocipede]

My concern would be the epoxy that holds that crank arm together. Usually an oven cleaner of some sort is used to remove the anodizing. That could easily damage the bond. Same with those chainrings.

It's beautiful looking kit. Looking forward to seeing the final product.

[retropean]

Originally Posted by Lionel

Way too much form over function. Never got the drift myself on all of this.

Glad I’m not the only one..

[Hindmost]

Originally Posted by Lionel

Way too much form over function. Never got the drift myself on all of this.

The whole scene has drifted into Chihuly territory.

[RudAwkning]

Originally Posted by Velocipede

My concern would be the epoxy that holds that crank arm together. Usually an oven cleaner of some sort is used to remove the anodizing.

My first thought after seeing this. Wondering how they removed the ano.

[pdonk]

And detailed pics are available

https://theradavist.com/2020/11/intr...mano-dura-ace/

[pncguy]

Originally Posted by pdonk

And detailed pics are available

https://theradavist.com/2020/11/intr...mano-dura-ace/

Stunning. IMHO the dropouts are GORGEOUS.

[charliedid]

Cool bike for sure.

[charliedid]

Originally Posted by Velocipede

My concern would be the epoxy that holds that crank arm together. Usually an oven cleaner of some sort is used to remove the anodizing. That could easily damage the bond. Same with those chainrings.

It's beautiful looking kit. Looking forward to seeing the final product.

Didn't you have similar done with a show bike and Campagnolo? I forget what crank but guessing forged vs bonded?

Both look great and I like seeing creative people doing creative things.

Cheers

[Clean39T]

What's not to love?

[Clean39T]

I'd take the dark blue.