Comments on: Craig: EE Cycleworks

By: for all my friends · sweet tooth.

for all my friends · sweet tooth. — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 00:31:15 +0000

[...] by craid edwards. edwards was one of the owners, is currently the brain behind ee cycleworks. fairwheel bikes interviewed him a while ago, and it seems as if his lightweight cranks are still in the works. that being said, [...]

By: ChiefHuntingBear

ChiefHuntingBear — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 13:24:39 +0000

The eebrakes I bought from Craig Edwards in 2009 worked flawlessly with my Zipp 404s, until October 14th, 2010 when my bike was totaled by criminals who attacked me from behind while I was waiting for a traffic signal to change, and I plan to buy his newest eebrakes this winter when I order Zipp Carbon Clinchers from Zedtech.
I will also buy a custom stainless steel Cinelli XcR frame, for sure, and a custom carbon fiber frame that will be either a Colnago C59 or a BMC Impec.
I am tempted to buy Deda Locomotiv cranks because they are so beautiful. As Craig Edwards knows from our phone conversations, I am a graphic designer and a fashion photographer. But I am also a mathematician and I must buy eecranks if they will be faster.
Will I have the option of buying a compact Dura Ace chainring set to be compatible with my Shimano 7950 transmission?
Will Craig Edwards be producing a BB386 version of his eecrank? I would like to order custom frames with 86.5mm bottom bracket shells, so that I can have wider-spaced chainstays for clearance of my Firecrest Rims and to increase the stiffness of my rear triangle.

By: EE Cycleworks Update: Cranks and Brakes - Fairwheel Bikes | Fair Wheel Bikes

Mon, 16 May 2011 09:36:37 +0000

[...] Changes, if any, that Craig will be making are internal. You can see our previous interview with Craig about EE Cycleworks for more photos spanning from Craig’s work as an architect to piles of prototype cranks. [...]